Womier RD75 Pro 75% Keyboard, Quick Release Wireless Aluminum Gaming Keyboard, QMK/VIA Tri-Mode Mechanical Key Board Custom Hot Swappable with RGB Creamy for Windows/Mac/PC - Blue

I cannot express my appreciation enough. I custom built a tofu60 years ago, and this keyboard exceeds it in nearly every way at less than half the cost. The only issue i had was one of the pins on my X switch was bent back, causing issues with contacting the PCB. Sharp knife to bend the pin out, then needle nose to flatten the pin - reinserted the switch and absolutely no problems since.The manual could use some better english. The connectivity is insanely good, i use it for both my Win11 main pc and my Linux server. It's a solid chunk of keyboard, substantially heavier and higher quality than my tofu60. The switch feel is light, very very sensitive. Good for gaming but if you're prone to mistyping like I am, you may wish for a heavier switch. The form factor is absolutely perfect - everything you want, nothing you don't. I have my FN key if i need VIA binding more functions, but i have f1-12 and the pg, delete, home keys without any binding necessary.My only real complaint is the manual. I wish it was more thorough with better translation or was just a QR code to scan and take me to an online manual that was better translated. The manual is good for getting connected and basic standard keybinds but fails to explain much else.

Okay, getting this out of the way immediately... THIS KEYBOARD IS PREMIUM, THE SOUND IS THOCKY/MARBLY, AND THE METAL FRAME IS JUST SUPERBPROS:The weight of this keyboard was shocking to me out of the box. It has a substantial, premium feeling weight compared to my previous plastic Keeb.The keycaps are premium, they feel solid and sturdy with little to no rattling.The gaskets do their job exceptionally.The stabilizers are NEXT LEVEL, they actually WORK.Everything about this keyboard went above my expectations, i type a lot and also heavy game, a majority of DayZ as well as other FPS. 10/10 actuation and no issues at all.. except-CONS:The keyboard came with an extra 3 switches.. THANKFULLY. Out of the box, my Left Shift, Left Alt and 'N' key switches were basically inoperable. Upon switching out the switches, everything is flawless. It's pretty unfortunate I had 3 dead switches, but at least they send and extra 3. They should bump that number up to 5 honestly.Some of the switches feel "sticky" but not to the point they affect typing or gaming. Its just a feeling issue, where you can actually feel the keys 'scraping' in a sense. I fixed this with some switch lube I ordered, JUST IN CASE and I am glad I did!!All in all, great keyboard.. 10/10, and its impressive the only issue with it was the 3 dead switches. Call me impressed.

Pros:-Build quality is just outstanding, among the best-The stock sound is very good, it does not ask for immediate customization-Keycaps have a oleophobic coating-Disassembly is very easy-RGB lighting has great brightness and nice colors-Battery lasts around two weeksCons:-2.4 GHz connectivity is not reliable, it disconnects frecuently, sometimes you can reconnect from they keyboard hotkeys but others require disconnecting the USB dongle

I cannot recommend this keyboard.It is beautiful. It feels amazing. The switches it comes with are butter.The build quality is absolutely top notch. This is the best keyboard I've ever had my hands on, and I still can't recommend it.This keyboard, has constant, insufferable, and un-reproducable connection issues almost every single day I use it.It doesn't stay connected. It'll randomly disconnect in the middle of a game. I just fought with it for the last 15 minutes as it was connecting and disconnecting, trying to write this review.It makes me really sad. This keyboard is awesome but they've put some cheap wireless controller into it, or something.Buy something else, save yourself the frustration. I'm probably gonna just keep it because there's nothing else that feels as nice :(

The media could not be loaded. This keyboard is comparable to the very popular Rainy 75 keyboard. The aluminum is very solid in design. This is a very heavy, well built keyboard. The price is a bit less that then Rainy 75, and it also has features that the other keyboard does not, like rapid disassembly, making it very easy to pop it open and change out the dampeners / bumpers. It also has a magnetic connector on the daughter board, so no cables to worry about when disassembling. The sound of the keys are clicky and thocky. You can change that sound by swapping out the dumbbell bumpers for the silicone ones. You could also make it sound more creamy with a bit of padding. That's part of the fun owning a keyboard that is very easy to open and mod. It's very responsive and the stock springiness of the keyboard feels just right. If you are looking for a solid choice for your first mechanical keyboard, this is a fantastic option. It also uses VIA for configuring / updating the keyboard, which is fantastic. No sketchy programs to download. I can't say enough about this keyboard. Very happy with my purchase!