Cloud Nine C989 ErgoFS vs Redragon K552

you can easily bind them to common windows features as well as the built-in macro recording), a control knob in the center of the board that allows you to control volume on the device, and a split design that lets you adjust to a poisition that's comfortable. Apart from the features, the build of the keyboard is excellent. The Cherry switches on the keys feel excellent, but seem a little quieter than my previous Corsair. There is a center display that has LEDs that handle NUM / CAPS lock, as well as providing feedback on macro recording

Solid build quality and very customizable. Pretty much everything except for the PCB can be replaced. Blue switches are very clicky, though the larger buttons can feel a little mushy at times. That is perfectly acceptable though, I don't expect high quality stabilizers at this price point

The keys are springy in a good way and "thick" or "high" in a way some people like, others don't like. I happen to like this style better than the smoother, lower-profile versions. My one complaint about the keys is that the raised indicators for the home keys, the J and F, are barely there. It is not easy for my fingers to feel them

A Redragon K552 with some chinese pbt keycaps (same colour as the OP's photo actually, but side printed) and the original outemu red switches swapped for green/teal (the board has the outemu hot swap sockets and I bought a tester pack and liked green best). I don't know if you can really call that "custom" but it is "customized" at least. ​. Super budget compared to most of this sub but it's my first mech board and way ahead of anything else I've used in the past