I would preferably go with the Chillkey Slice 75 HE. Really low hall effect input point (stable 0.005mm) in all parameters, 8k polling rate, good aluminum quality build, good looking, 75% ideal for working too... Without exceeding the 200€ mark.
I have tried both the Wooting 80HE and the Chilkey Slice75HE. I am happy with the Wooting but returned the Chilkey to Amazon because for me personally it was: too loud, didn't like the inaccurate colour of led due to Jade switches (and the alternative would be even louder, so not interested), and I didn't personally feel the typing feel was any better. Also, I couldn't work out the macros, as there seemed no way to assign a key to them.
Imo, Wooting is overpriced for what it offers quality wise. 220EUR for plastic case and Lekkers is way too much. But, you're getting great software and customer support... Prebuilt option means only that it's ready to use out of the box, you can still mod it. If you want to get it locally in EU, then I'd get Chilkey Slice75HE instead (Not a fan of Flux switches sound wise though). If you're fine with shipping from China, I can also recommend Everglide SU75PRO.
Slice75HE is available on maxgaming for €189. Wooting plastic case isn’t necessarily bad, just not what you would expect for such a price. With €100+ budget, I’d definitely get something with Alu case.
Honestly, solid board. I'd swap switches, but that's still just about preference. If you like clacky sound profile, Flux are good and really stable. Not sure how good their own software is, but doubt there's something criminal about it. As far as I remember, it's using the older Sparklink 240, which is slightly inferior to the 480 or Gemini solutions, but still performs really well (better than Wooting). Some sources are mentioning Sparklink 480 though, so maybe they upgraded it while releasing new colorways and switch options.
Between the two I’d get the wooting which is a Hall effect keyboard. But there’s a lot of better quality Hall effect keyboards you can get for the price if not cheaper. They’re definitely available in Canada they have a few on Amazon.
Yea I’d definitely get a Hall effect keyboard I use one for cs2 and it gives an advantage when it comes to movement. Everglide su75 pro, Irok mg75 pro/max, chilkey slice 75, monsgeek m1 v5 tmr, mchose jet 75, IPI Aurora 75, ATK Hex 80, Iquinix ez80, and Akko Tac75 HE. These are all good tmr (which is similar to Hall effect but newer tech and some people consider it better) or hall effect keyboards at different prices. You can find videos on youtube about each and do your own research from there, I suggest migss on youtube he does some pretty in depth reviews on keyboards. I’m not 100 percent sure if they all ship to Canada but I would imagine most do. Also stay away from big brands like Razer, Corsair, Logitech etc. They aren’t necessarily bad but the build quality isn’t too good for what you pay for them.
A couple are out of your price range I think but I’d go with the chilkey slice75 he over all or the monsgeek m1 v5 tmr. If you want to spend less for for what will be similar quality I’d go with the everglide su75 pro or irok mg75 pro/max. You can do research on each one’s software which is basically gonna be the main difference. Just lmk if you have anymore questions.
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