My post isn't so much of a recommendation as it is a warning, but that warning comes with a disclaimer.
I've never used or even seen either of the keyboards linked here. The entirety of my modern mechanical keyboard experience is under my hands right now, and I've only had that for a week.
That said, I've read a scary number of quality control complaints about the Scorpius board. It's one of those things that, if you get a good one, you're in great shape as far as low-cost, entry-level keyboards of this sort go. It's not super fancy or loaded with ridiculous, sort of silly extras, but it's a pleasure to type on as much as any Cherry MX Blue board would be. If, however, you get one of the problem boards, you'll have to deal with "sticky" or misaligned keys, malformed plastic on the casing, or unexpected hardware failures very early on in your ownership. I'd carefully check the sellers' return/refund policy, JUST IN CASE.
Like I said, obviously, not everyone (or really, even most people) who gets a Scorpius gets a screwed up kb. . . but enough do that there's easily searchable reviews online about its quality issues, and that made me worry enough to up my spending limit. Luckily I had a bit of good luck money wise that made that possible, otherwise, I might have been a bit more willing to try my luck with an iOne or Adesso board at that price range
