FUN60 Pro

Monsgeek fun 60 pro pas très cher et largement suffisant rapid triggert clavier magnetique bon logiciel pour les pression des touches etc

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.

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

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

necroposting but as someone who isn't really on competitive shooters, just routinely sits in top 5-10% in fps games (casual ones like call of duty, battlefield, delta force), it is a marked insane difference. There truly is a competitive advantage when you're playing fps games because your strafing will be so much more responsive than mechanical switches. Even if you don't play shooters a majority of the time, I'd get a HE/TMR board over any mechanical keyboard because it is super responsive. Hall-effect keyboards are pretty damn affordable nowadays, gone are the days of wooting being the only company with this technology and scamming you out the ass with their plastic boards. If you go TMR or hall-effect I can guarantee you'll never really go back... And if you do, TMR boards can accommodate mechanical switches. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUbKhUBs6XI Womier SK75 tmr, Monsgeek M1 V5 TMR, AKKO TAC75 HE (very affordable), Fun60 (HE or TMR) are all great boards.