Cuckoo filters can do even better with the small adjustment of using windows instead of buckets. See "3.5-Way Cuckoo Hashing for the Price of 2-and-a-Bit": https://scispace.com/pdf/3-5-way-cuckoo-hashing-for-the-pric.... (This significantly improves load factors rather than changing anything else about the filter, and ends up smaller than the semi-sorted variant for typical configurations, without the rigmarole.)

My fairly niche use case for these kinds of data structures was hardware firewalls running mostly on SRAM, which needed a sub one-in-a-billion false positive rate.