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Wooting 60HE and 80HE are really great keyboards and the best thing about them is the top-notch Wootility sofware and 4 year warranty. But they are also quite expensive, so here are my budget and also similarly priced alternatives that have all the same features as Wooting keyboards – they have magnetic switches with adjustable actuation, rapid trigger, snap tap, dynamic keystrokes and mod tap. Here we go.
S-Tier Choices
Womier SK75 TMR – best performance
The Womier SK75 TMR is a strong option if you want Wooting-level features without paying Wooting prices. It has fast magnetic switches, great wireless performance, and an aluminum case that feels more premium than most boards in its range. The only real drawbacks are the limited keycap/switch choices and the flat sound profile, but overall it’s a very capable pick for players who care more about speed and responsiveness than acoustics.
DrunkDeer A75 Pro
The DrunkDeer A75 has always been a budget-friendly option if you want Wooting-like features without the price. I’ve tried the new Pro version, which comes with an aluminum case and some quality upgrades. It’s still budget-friendly, especially with the G75 model priced at just $109. Plus, their software has improved a lot, making setup and customization much easier.
Epomaker HE75 Mag – wireless
Epomaker HE75 Mag. This keyboard is only $79.99 and it comes with Gateron magnetic white switches, 75% layout, wireless connection and 4000 mAh battery, 1000Hz polling rate, very nice software and a gasket mount. Very decent budget option, the only downside I see after using this keyboard is a clacky sound.
Varmilo Muse65 HE
This is currently my daily driver, and it feels premium thanks to the CNC metal case and Gateron magnetic switches. It offers a broad 0.10mm to 4.00mm actuation range with 0.01mm sensitivity, so I can fine-tune every key. It also has 8k polling, putting it on par with Wooting models, and at around $150, it’s a little cheaper too.
A-Tier Alternatives
- Nuphy Air60 HE – low profile
- If you need a low-profile keyboard, this is the one to go for. I like how compact and portable it is without sacrificing speed or responsiveness. It’s built with Gateron magnetic switches (either Jade or Jade Pro) and is priced affordably at $119.95.
- Keydous NJ98-CP HE V3 – full sized 98%
- For a larger 98% layout, the Keydous NJ98-CP is a great pick. It’s versatile, allowing both magnetic and traditional mechanical switches. It even includes a knob and a display screen, which are fun extras. With features like wireless connectivity, great typing feedback, and a price of about $149, it’s a well-rounded choice if you want lots of functionality.
- Luminkey Magger 68 – great sound, okayish software, looks cool and haven’t had any problems with it. Very low latency and only $75.
B-Tier Budget Picks
- MCHOSE Jet 75 – extra echeap
- This keyboard isn’t as premium but does the basics well. It’s lightweight with good rapid-trigger response, though it’s plastic and a bit noisy. For under $100, it’s a decent entry-level option if you want magnetic switches.
- Gamakay TK75HE v2 – silent switches
- The software isn’t top tier, but it’s one of very few magnetic switch keyboards that has a silent switch option. Build quality wise it’s pretty good and sounds okay.