
Wooting
80HE
Elite gaming performance, deep customization, but divisive typing feel.

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I am currently using the JET 75, have had it for 10 days and i really like it so far. Can not speak for any of the others since i have not used them. But i do come from the "Corsair K70 MAX HE" that cost close to $300 when i bought it here in Sweden. And i like the feel of the JET 75 better and that only cost me $69. Since i use a numpad rather often i also bought a "ZOUYA GMK26" to go with it. https://preview.redd.it/ozu4a2rx6h9f1.png?width=1440&format=png&auto=webp&s=1dfda9d8d81fa2f2d4d92ffca51d10dbd6fd0341
I will give my opinion based on my own experience, I had the Corsair K70 MAX for about 1 year and i loved it until i bought a MCHOSE Jet 75 that were way cheaper and to me it just felt so much better than the corsair one.
If you have the money to spare wooting has as i understand it the best software. But i switched from a close to $300 Corsair K70 MAX HE keyboard to a Mchose Jet75 for $69 and the cheaper keyboard were the one that felt the best to use. And if you want a pink HE keyboard that is TKL Mchose Mix87 might be something to consider. I found the software for the Jet75 easy to understand and use.
There are slim pickings when it comes to fullsize HE keyboards with media controlls. Only option i manage to find is the Keychron Q6 HE and Corsair K70 Max. I used to own the K70 Max myself and tbh i can not recommend it since basically every keyboard i bought after has had a better typing experience but they are all 65-80% keyboards. If you would be fine with a wireless numpad the "Zouya GMK26" that is in the image could sort the media ccontrol and knob for you with the 5 programable buttons. I went this patch since it opens up so much more mouse movement area. This would open you up to a lot more options in terms of Hall Effect keyboards for gaming. https://preview.redd.it/zg53kxhius1g1.jpeg?width=1542&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=636f131508af27dfdb6df33e1e9bfc38381fe4e2
Well, just 2 months ago i switched from a "Corsair K70 MAX" that is an expensive keyboard to a cheap "Mchose Jet 75" and it just felt WAY better to type on. Since then i have bought a few different keyboards and im right now using a "Weikav Stars75" and while costing 1/3 of the corsair the quality feel is superb in every possible way. So from my experience you seem to pay a BIG premium to get that corsair logo, can not speak for the quality of the other brands you mentioned but i would assume it is the same there.
Well i have limited experience in using keyboards overall, but i just 5 days ago went from using a Corsair K70 Max to a MChose Jet 75. And the jet 75 just feels way better to me. The Jet 75 (With "Magnetic god switches" and topographic keycaps that are an more expensive option) cost me $69 with Swedish taxes included. So this is the only none corsair keyboard i have used in the last probably 10 years and to me it made the K70 max that cost close to $300 when i got it feel cheap in comparison.
I have tried a few different Chinese keyboards and i have had no issue at all so far. Cheapest i have is an Ajazz Alux68 HE that i found on a $30 deal if i recall correctly. And it is fully functional, the software is a bit janky but all the functions do work. Also tried the Mchose Jet75 that cost me $69 and was the first none 100% keyboard i ever tried and it beat my $300 Corsair K70 MAX so badly in typing feel i sold the Corsair board to be able to try more keyboard. I also tried the Zouya GMK87 and GMK26 that are imo great budget mechanical keyboard option. And my two favorite keyboards so far are also Chinese brands with the Weikav Stars75 being my favorite mechanical keyboard so far and the IPI Aurora75 HE being my favorite Hall effect keyboard i have tried so far. From left to right: Zouya GMK26, Ajazz Alux68, ROG Falchion Ace HFX, IPI Aurora75, Weikav Stars75, VTER ATO87, Zouya GMK87, ROG Azoth 96 HE. https://preview.redd.it/2bydivlqkhfg1.png?width=2048&format=png&auto=webp&s=f941f6fb15e3b475c044c96bc9abcb93ae6ad9f0
I want full size so k70 max rgb from like 2 years ago.
Only been using it for a few days so far, but I replaced my trusty Logitech G15 with a Corsair K70 Max RGB. https://amzn.to/4ckg0IX Compared to the membrane style G15 this thing is loud though. I had hoped for a little quieter, but it is what it is. This thing can do some crazy cool stuff with the lighting and overall seems incredibly customizable in more ways than I will ever dig into. Made both my kids jealous the moment they checked it out though!
K100 is way to expensive I would go if on a budget and don't mind abs and not premium with the k70 core worked well for me but now I'm on k70 max is amazing for it's price premium quality sounds amazing and has nice lighting and a nice wrist rest IMO I would go for k70 max
corsair k70 max since 6 months i like it so far
If it’s these 3 options, the K70 Core. It has lubed switches, quieter acoustics, a more compact design and is the least expensive of the bunch. K100 while feature packed is an outdated and clunky design. K70 Max is decent but the switches can be loud. Note: I have all 3 of these keyboards so I can answer any questions you may have!

Wooting
80HE
Elite gaming performance, deep customization, but divisive typing feel.

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