Womier SK75 75% Keyboard with Full Aluminum Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, VIA Custom Pre-lubed POM Switches RGB Creamy Gaming Key Board, 3-Modes Gasket Hot Swappable, Green

The keyboard has a really cute design, a nice heavy and sturdy feel to it, and a satisfying "thocky" sound. It is similar to the Rainy 75 but at a better price. The only downside would be that the alternative Mac keys are 3 keys in primary colors - it would have been better if they matched the keycaps on the board.

This keyboard sounds incredible!! It feels like a huge upgrade over the HyperX keyboard that I owned previously. This is only my second mechanical keyboard, but this one feels very premium and a good value. The thing weighs a ton though, which caught me a little bit off guard. It has a nice marbly sound when typing. I like that I have an option to replace the switches in the future, perhaps to some a little quieter, as it is a little loud. Overall, this is a solid buy and priced very competitively being under $100. Highly recommended if you are balling on a budget.

There is NO reason to build a custom keyboard anymore, this thing has it all. Its built like a tank, is very heavy, the gasket works great, the keycaps are high quality, and you can use VIA to control it. What more do you want!!

Sounds amazingly creamy and sorta thocky. The linear switches are lighter than I was used too, and it's a nice change. The only main issue is that the stabilizers are underlubed and sound slightly scratchy. I will be lubing them soon enough and it will be nearly perfect. The other issue is the power switch being under the caps lock.

I create my own keyboards from scratch; I design the pcbs, get them fabricated, 3d print cases, hand select switches, etc. I would say I'm extremely knowledgeable about mechanical keyboards. I opted to get my brother this for christmas because he wanted something simple, and this thing is ridiculous value for money. Sounds great, feels great, looks great. Insane what $100 can get you in the keyboard hobby right now

The metal construction feels really premium and nice. The keyboard sounds absolutely amazing and it feels awesome to type on, however... The keys double activate non stop. I have to sit there and slowly press each key watching the screen for a double activation when putting a password in. It's a beautiful keyboard, but I can't use it to type, so one star

I just purchased this, Womier SK75 (Green), and a bucket of Gateron Green Apple switches. I was caught off guard with the weight of the keyboard. It is very heavy, like it has a chunk of lead inside it. Must be that section with the mirror on the bottom. Anyway, great keyboard, even though I though the power switch hidden under the Caps Lock key was odd, and If there is a hidey hole for the USB WIFI dongle I can't find it. I assume there isn't one, but I don't need it, I just use Bluetooth or wired. The keyboard doesn't autos-witch to wired mode from Bluetooth, you have to use the function key to select it (Fn-tab cycles the 3 Bluetooth channels, Wi-Fi, and wired mode). I noticed someone else comment about this anomaly. Still a great keyboard, it's a Chungus, if it stops working, I can use it as a bludgeoning weapon, this thing will crack skulls.

I recently purchased this keyboard, and overall, I would rate it 4 out of 5 stars. The build quality is excellent, the design is sleek, and it feels great to type on. However, there’s one major issue: the poor factory lubrication on the switches. This leads to the backspace key frequently sticking or overreacting, which results in deleting far more text than intended. While the keyboard has great potential, the inadequate lubrication process significantly affects the typing experience. I’d strongly recommend the manufacturer improve this aspect because otherwise, it’s a fantastic product. If you’re willing to re-lubricate the switches yourself, this keyboard could be perfect.