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  There selling for 70$ at best buy. Just bought 1 recently, soo wouldnt really call that great deal, sorry man.
context: I managed to get one of these cheap early last year, just for gaming. I carried out a couple of mods to get rid of the horrible rattle and fitted new keycaps. Now looks and sounds soo much better. >
  
  I actually know that mine's been pre-modded, it's 100% got lube on it and the keycaps have very minor rattle
  Any keycaps you suggest? I'm stuck between white ones, ones that are transparent on the sides and pudding keycaps >
  
  Its really personal preference. I just found it hard getting a UK ISO set I liked. >
  
  It’s a solid keyboard, don’t let anyone bring you down for getting a $150 dollar board for $60
  I have the white linear red version, got it early on and now thats it’s under $100 is fantastic.
  People knock Razer but some of their keyboard are pretty good.
  The Razer Huntsman Analog V2 have optical TTC switches with led domes magnifier. People went nuts over Akko X TTC switches that also had magnifier, or TTC frozen line that $90 bucks for 45 switches.
  Razer just as good as Corsair, Steel Series. 
  Spend $500 for a custom keyboard that tailor to your personal taste, and hell yeah it will beat anything you could buy retail.
  I got Akko, TTC, Gateron, Cream switch, Pandas, and they’re all beat each other depending on what I’m doing, gaming, typing, running RGB because why not. >
  
  Great scoop buddy. Not my fave as I have to have arrow keys myself but that’s a great keeb at an ever better price >
  
  I'm quite low on money so I had to go cheap and it was either the ajazz ak33 or this due to limiting desk space. I had the ak33 before and it was fucking horrible, every switch had a different weight and was indescribably scratchy but I was still happy with it.
  I cant use the apex M750, which I would've gotten as they were cleaning stock and it was $60 too, but I have tiny desk space, which you can see here with my depressing setup >
  
  Hey man. If you like it then that a win 💪 enjoy it bro >
  
  idk if the huntsman has any gaming-specific latency features (I'm not a gamer) but keychrons absolutely thrash at this price
  not saying you made a mistake or anything - it's all personal preference, but I feel like I'm missing something here
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  edit: yep. digging in, it's not such an obvious choice. the k6 is $60 right now, but it's kind of old and the k series has some problems. the v4 is $80 right now. good choice! >
  
  For fast paced gamers being able to actuate faster and have firmware tuned for low latency is a big plus. The K6 is just a basic keyboard not something I’d wanna personally run on my system. >
  
  Razer boards get very little attention here. Now many will not like what I’m about to say.
  The only boards that are having cool innovative features are boards geared towards video games. Look at the Wooting 60HE that board literally does everything you want. You can literally get quicker transitions and perform moves you can’t with a normal board. 
  Custom boards are really basic, sure you can make them sound great with a lot of foam and mods but that’s it. 
  The Huntsman Mini series are pretty cool, opto switches are super smooth, they all run low latency firmware look nice and feel awesome. I have a Mini Analog that doesn’t get much use but it’s a cool board as well, has some unique sounding switches due to the weight, the Mini series are also very mod friendly. >
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I have a razer ornata chroma which would send me to the firing squad here, but that thing has been phenomenal for like 6 years straight now