Womier - SK75

Do you actually want TMR sensors? Why do you care what sensor technology the board uses? Then Keychron K2 HE is probably the best bet. If you mean you want mag-mech dual-mode sockets so you can mix-and-match magnets and electromechanical switches, then the only option I would recommend is the Womier SK75 because the Monsgeek magnetic software has turned out to be disappointingly and surprisingly problematic.

HE/TMR is a buzzy gamer feature that has resulted in a ton of boards that are meh coming to market and the amount of switch options you have is kinda limited, that's what you'd be getting with something like the thing you've linked. Mind you, it's gonna be a perfectly usable keyboard and you're probably gonna like it. Still way better than logitech . There are a bunch of EXTRA NICE ones like the Monsgeek M1 V5 or Womier SK75 or Lemokey P1 HE or Keychron Q HE series that have a metal chassis and had people spend time making them sound and feel and making sure they don't screw up the basics. I'd personally stretch the budget and get one of those but the MCHOSE is probably decent enough. The Womier isn't even that far off with current aliexpress discounts.

HE keyboards only really benefit those playing competitive FPS games, looking for every bit of advantage they can get - even then unless you're an elite player, it's often overkill. There are plenty of 75% mechanical boards that would suit your needs just fine. A couple "mid range" mechanical boards, for food for thought would be the Womier SK75, Wobkey Rainy 75, Bridge 75 or Evo75.

welcome, decent choices but weird choices as well Sharing my opinion. 1. Aula F75 (for starters good, but small battery, and prone to go kaput. I usually never recommend F75 unless someones on tight 5k budget) 2. RK - Straight no, skip the brand entirely 3. Logitech but which? They dont have any good premium mech keebs + big brands void warranty if you mod them. 4. Rainy75, yes, good choice, but 13.5k tf? It's on my site for much lesser only advantage you'd have to buy from amazon at that price is that it'll deliver in 2 days and mine will be under preorder 5. GX87 from meckeys, show out of stock to me. And get g87 v2 better plate, 10k mah battery, and a knob on 87layout keeb is like cherry on top. 6. star75 from urx, none in stock. and idk where has the urx owner disappeared all of a sudden in the past 2 months (although decent choice, tagging a friend below for suggestion) , 7. womier sk75 yes great choice, no flex cuts and well built. But why not gk68 mix tmr? It's mod friendly too. Tagging a big gun to help you decide better and point out my mistakes u/dreadcreator5

I really enjoy the evo75 or evo80 keyboards around 170, both are fully pre built and good options with choices of different colors to match your setup. Womier sk75 or something like aula75 are good cheaper pre built options. You also should mention what key layout you'd want since I saw 75 to full sized on your list.

SK75, but for editing, you'd need a lot more than just 75%.

For gaming/osu/typing 40usd will get you a lower range membrane keyboard, nothing really good. I'd reccomend saving another 20~30 and getting maybe a Womier s75? I'm pretty sure it's a quite nice quality rainy 75 ripoff for half the price. Anyways, if 40 is your max then I'd reccomend going to local stores and trying out the display keyboards because buying a mechanical for 40 is just a waste of money. If you're happy with your current keyboard and want something for osu, you can buy specific osu keyboard (3 keys usually), even wooting has a quite cheap one edit: You can also watch some youtube videos on budget keyboards, usually budget starts at ~60usd but there might be something at 40~50

The womier sk75 tms is solid as well, I've been using it for a bit and like it for bdo and most of my main fps atm

The SK75 is such a good keyboard for the money, 100% that. Womier also makes a TMR version of the SK75 in that same colorway, if you want a magnetic keyboard that you can also swap in mechanical switches if you decided you didn't want every switch to be magnetic. I have an SK75 and the TMR version (one for work and one for gaming), and I love them both.

Sk75 is around 99 on Amazon nice solid board