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

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Razor Viper V3 Pro? As for the keyboard, idk many cool keyboards with number pads. However, there’s this 65% keyboard I’d love for you to check out called the Neo65 Sonic HE+
Forgot to mention that The Neo65 Sonic HE+ is a prebuilt. You were probably looking at the Neo65 core. That’s just the internals. Look around the website and see if you like anything.
Not sure how you feel about 65% keyboards, but I just bought a Neo65 Sonic and I’m really liking it so far.
[Neo65 sonic HE](https://www.qwertykeys.com/products/neo65-sonic-he-hall-effect-custom-keyboard) ? Nothing else shows up for neo 65he. This is $125-135 plus $40 shipping anyway so you save $0 for worse latency and still a lower quality board. Even if shipping was free, I don’t have a problem with spending an extra $40 for guaranteed better quality. If it was $80+ difference I would 100% consider other options I almost ordered the Drunk Deer A75 Pro that was $120 on Black Friday, but they had mandatory $20 shipping which put me back in Wooting range with free shipping.
Best gaming keyboard for value and build quality with solid software has to go to - Neo 65 Sonic HE.
Neo by qwertykeys are some quality boards. I just built one today and it is quite nice. Evoworks boards also come highly recommended. I think they rebranded to TickType evo80 and evo75.
The neo boards you build yourself, have to put all the parts together. Lube the stabilizers and layer everything together, put in all the switches and put the whole sandwich of parts into the case. The ticktype evo boards are prebuilt ready to go.
I would look up some of ATK, MChose or Everglides offerings. The Everglide SU75 pro is faster than Wooting, sounds way better, better hardware, and i think is like $119 all in last time i checked. The ATK RS6+ or RS7 Air is the fastest keyboard technically by latency right now and is like $99. The Neo65 Sonic HE+ by Qwertykeys is $125, top tier latency, and is as premium as it gets if you can swing that. It is made/manufactured by Qwertykeys, who are an incredible mechanical keyboard enthusiast brand that Owlab, Neo, etc are sub brands of. Then I believe ATK does the software/firmware so you get the best of both worlds. I know MChose has came out with incredibly solid/fast keyboards as well recently, but not as familiar with them. They probably have the best true budget options. Not sure what your budget is, but there’s basically a more than serviceable option at all levels at this point. Edit: forgot to add a rec

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

AULA
F75
Budget king for thocky sound, but layout and software flawed.

AULA
F75 Max
F75 value with screen, but wireless and key layout issues.

AULA
F99 Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
Value full-size with numpad, great typing, but poor software.

Keychron
K2 HE Wireless Magnetic Switch Custom Keyboard
Affordable HE with premium feel, but limited switch options.

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Wooting - 80HE

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