FUN60 Pro

I think that with the what the OP purchased, I would say that the FUN60 Ultra TMR would make a lot more sense than a 75% and the FUn60 Ultra is only about 90 dollars on Amazon (or 80 through Monsgeek itself). And then with that extra 50 dollars you saved over the Huntsman, you can order Silent HE switches on Amazon (I think that the Gateron Genty switches on Amazon are HE Silent switches and have a coupon right now to bring them down to 50 dollars) and Since this is the FUN60 TMR, not only do you get the gaming performance that are provided by Hall Effect, but this is their MagMech board, so you can just as easily change your mind in the future and install whatever mechanical switches you want. I recently looked at the FUN60 Pro (I would not recommend this version of the board, it's cheaper and it shows), but it allows me to look at their web based driver and it is perfectly usable. Not the best software I've used, but certainly not the worst. And the true per-key RGB is nice if that's your thing. I hope this helps you, OP.

Atlasamsung

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7 months ago

If you’re a sweat, the Fun60 gets you absolutely everything you need for 35-40 dollars

Hydrasu

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10 months ago

Fun60 mad60 ace60 or 68 version Might be more expensive in the US but very cheap in asia

MistSecurity

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12 months ago

Budget and HE don't really go hand in hand right now. HE is still fairly high tech and expensive. Epomaker HE80 is one option, though they are often criticized for their low quality, it's kind of to be expected when you're looking for something like a cheap HE board. Something to look into at least though. DrunkDeer has a HE board for sale from $100 to $50 right now, no clue how good it is though. I know the brand is generally decent, but that can vary so much from board to board it's hard to give an overarching opinion on a brand. Monsgeek Fun60 is the only board I've seen in your price range reviewed that is supposed to be at least decent. QC is supposed to be iffy, but if you get a good one they're supposed to be really good for the money. All of these should be good enough to give you an idea of if you want to get a more expensive HE board, or if you want to stick with traditional mech. I personally think HE boards are largely overhyped for the vast majority of people, especially with the jiggling bannable in the games where it's super effective.