MCHOSE Jet 75 Rapid Trigger Keyboard 75% Percent, Hall Effect Black Topographic Gaming Keyboard, Wired RGB Custom Mechanical Keyboards with Magnetic Switch, PBT Keycaps, Black

This is a great keyboard, and for the price it is superb. The keyboard is made out of plastic, but it is extremely well constructed and there is virtually no bending even when trying. I did some research before buying and saw some complaints about wobbling keys, but I have not experienced this at all. There is very minimal wobble with only the caps lock key having anything more than minimal wobble. The kailh god switches feel very nice for gaming and are still okay for typing. A few of the switches sounded more clicky than the the rest, but because the switches are hot swap I was able to just move those switches to lesser used keys. A couple spare switches were also included in the box. The cable is nothing special but it works fine, it is braided and has a Velcro strap which is a plus. The biggest plus and what makes this the best budget HE 75% is the software. The rapid trigger implementation is perfect for Valorant and Counter Strike with options for both continuous and non-continuous rapid trigger. Other softwares I have tried only allowed continuous rapid trigger which is not something I want to be using most of the time. Other features like snap-tap and rappy snappy are present and working. The keyboard offers multiple layers so you can customize your keys how you want. There seems to be many options for the RGB lighting but I do not use those. The only issue I have with the software is with the macros, they work fine if the macro is a keyboard key, but I am unable to get the macros to function properly with mouse clicks in them. All of this is done via a web app including updating firmware, so if you don't want extra software on your computer you can use that. MCHOSE also has a downloadable version of the program though, this means that if the web-app goes down any time in the future you can still change your settings locally. I was looking for a sub $100 dollar 75% HE keyboard for Valorant and other games, and it needed to have good software to support the HE technology. The Jet75 fulfilled all of my needs and more.

I had been shopping around for a new Hall-effect keyboard and finally landed on this one. I’ve only been using it for about 2 months now but man I love it so much more than my old mechanical razor keyboard. The Kailh switches are also definitely “thocky”. I was confused after watching a few videos because they sounded louder than I would’ve thought but in person they sound awesome. Very responsive, smooth keys, plugged it in and immediately worked out of box too. I would recommend grabbing a nice wrist rest separately just for comfort but other than that this is an amazing keyboard for the price. I bought the black topographic version, super clean looking. I chose basic red for my lighting but it has many options that are also available with its easy to read instructions (no software needed!).

I’ve been using the MCHOSE Jet 75 for a couple of months now, and there’s a lot to like. The keypress feel is soft and satisfying, and the sound is pleasantly muted—not that loud mechanical clack, but a smoother, quieter tone. The RGB effects look great, and the price sits nicely in the mid-range for this type of magnetic-switch keyboard. The keyboard itself is also impressively stable. It’s got some weight to it, so it doesn’t slide around while typing or gaming. And compatibility has been great—it works perfectly on both Apple computers and PCs without any issues. Now, the downsides. I’ve had a couple of moments where some keys felt like they briefly “stuck,” which makes me a bit concerned about long-term durability. The actuation is also deeper than I usually prefer, though the Hall Effect system lets you adjust the sensitivity, which helps. My other minor complaint is connectivity. There’s no Bluetooth or wireless dongle, so you have to use it wired through USB-C. Not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of. Overall, it’s a comfortable and stylish keyboard with solid performance and great stability for the price—but I do have some concerns about longevity.

Feels high quality. Had zero issues with the software. Let's see in a few months if it's as perfect as it is now.