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This is totally correct.
I would recommend getting the model o because not only is it good for drag clicking but it is also really good for FPS

This is totally correct.
I would recommend getting the model o because not only is it good for drag clicking but it is also really good for FPS

Hey there. Just popped in here for a bit of fact-checking. 😉
C3 Tangerine switches are linear switches -- not clicky switches. You can find more info about them over at TheKey.Company's product page.
 
Apologies, OP, I've no firsthand experience with optical switches so I can't comment much on them. Did a bit of digging, and found some Interweb articles on the optical switch experience, take them as you will:
How good are optical switches? (Reddit Post) Optical Switches vs Mechanical? (Reddit Post) Optical vs Mechanical Keyboards: Which is Better? on Switch And Click. Note that if you choose an optical switch keyboard like the GK61, you won't be able to swap in any sort of mechanical switches -- Kailh BOX Jades/Navys/Whites, C3 Tangerines, etc. -- and you might be stuck with only Gateron Optical switches for choices.
 
For $60, however, there are plenty of mechanical keyboard options on the market. DIERYA and Womier do offer compact 60% keebs at that price point, IIRC. 🤔

I recommend. as making sure to practice quite a bit before yo try to solder the switches.

any mouse from glorious really, they are all good for fps 

If you can wait I would try to get the OnePlus Nord. According to the leas it should meet all the specifications which you have listed. I'm no to sure how the price converts but it should be in your price range.

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