Both of those have terrible software, bad build quality and switches that aren't great. At those price points, they are basically a scam when compared to the competition. I'd recommend staying clear of keyboards from companies that don't specialize in keyboards.
Take a look at Keychron's offerings. They have multiple lines for different price points and each of those comes in a lot of layouts. They also have hotswap variants, so you can change the switches whenever you want. Every keychron board is worth the price.
The switches they ship with are fine, but not the best imo and that's why I recommend hotswap. It's usually 10$ extra and it's worth it.
If you absolutely need RGB, the wooting 60 is the best pick right now. It has a decent build, great switches and great software.
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Miguel7501 t1_j1y41bn wrote
Both of those have terrible software, bad build quality and switches that aren't great. At those price points, they are basically a scam when compared to the competition. I'd recommend staying clear of keyboards from companies that don't specialize in keyboards.
Take a look at Keychron's offerings. They have multiple lines for different price points and each of those comes in a lot of layouts. They also have hotswap variants, so you can change the switches whenever you want. Every keychron board is worth the price.
The switches they ship with are fine, but not the best imo and that's why I recommend hotswap. It's usually 10$ extra and it's worth it.
If you absolutely need RGB, the wooting 60 is the best pick right now. It has a decent build, great switches and great software.