Womier M84 75% Wireless/Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Compact 84 Keys Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard, N-Key Rollover RGB Custom Keyboard for Windows Mac PC Gamer (Coral Sea, Gateron Yellow Switch)

I love the design and the facts that you can change both the key caps and the mechanical switches. It’s quite but I do feel the space bar could be a little loud. I have no problem with it since I mostly wear headphone but its a very great keyboard. I got the cherry mx switches and I love them, I’ve had many different keyboards in The past but this one is by far the best. The response of the keys can be something you have to get used to, my last keyboard made this click sound whenever you pressed a key but this one doesn’t and it threw me off. Some problems I’ve experienced with this keyboard is that sometimes a key will stop working as if you stopped pressing it or some sort of input delay, idk if that’s my game lagging and im mistaking it for something else but it is a Bluetooth keyboard so input delay is to be expected vs a wired one. I haven’t tried it connected with the wire so I can’t say that it does that too.

Chose this over Nuphy 75 and the Keychron K3. It was much cheaper than the other 2 and seemed comparable. This very much matches the theme of my setup. I couldn't find any reviews as I am pretty sure it's a newly released product.PROS*Looks great, the colorway is awesome*Build aluminum top feels good, the bottom is a smoke color. There is a little flex but it's to be expected.*Keycaps are very nice and are roughly the same profile as the one on the Nuphy.*Back light has 20 modes and multiple colors that are accessable via keyboard shortcuts.*Connectivity, I can only speak to the wired but also has BT and 2.4ghz.*Hot swappable Outemo low profile switches.*Software is fairly straightforward.CONS*Only available in red switches on Amazon.*Very difficult to pull the switches.*The 8 Key led is smashed on mine, like physically broken...*Comes setup for MAC so you have to swap the keys and switch.*No height adjustment for the rear.

high quality, very pretty design, typing sound is quiet but very pleasing. good deal!

After a week with the XVX L75 so far it seems okay. I am not used to the red key switches and typing feels a bit mushy to me with not much feedback or tactility. I have lubed the switches. It's not super annoying but certainly an adjustment. I love the keycaps, they are high quality and beautiful. I love the size, the features, I love the aluminum body, the lettering on the keycaps does not shine through so in the dark they can be hard to see ESPECIALLY considering how dark they are and how light the print is on them. The backlight is nothing more than a gimmick if it doesn’t help you see. XVX sells shine through key caps on amazon but the switches on this keyboard aren't shine through either so I am not sure how well they would work. Honestly there is some give and take with this keyboard. If you are willing to spend a bit more I would HIGHLY recommend going for the Keychron k3 75% low profile keyboard. It is a little more expensive but it is a MUCH more high quality keyboard. You get nicer switches, a name brand, you can see the keys in the dark, etc.. I have it added to my list and plan to upgrade and give this to my kids who also game. For now it does the job decently. It is certainly better than what I was used to which was an old steel series Apex 100 membrane keyboard.

The base keyboard is good. It’s is very decent, the build quality is above average for a keyboard, and the print quality on the body is amazing while the print quality on the caps is pretty ok. The real magic is in the gateron yellow switches. These are solid switches but the real magic comes in lubing them. It might take 4 hrs to do so but you will be promised a “thock” that is akin to a much more expensive keyboard. Additionally, the stabilizers are plate-mounted and are pre-lubed. This is a huge pro. You can replace these if you don’t like them (they’re ok, above average) but I just removed the old thick lube and added the same 205g0 I used for my switches. Definitely overlube the stabilizers and this will be. A truly magical “thocky” keyboard. Additionally, the RGB is pretty good. While I do wish it were brighter, there are plenty of fun patterns. Overall, I would give this keyboard an 8/10 in the world of keyboards for the money. If you take the time to slightly modify it through lubing, it jumps to an easy 9.2-9.5/10. Definitely an amazing keyboard with an amazing potential.

This keyboard had everything in a wireless mechanical 60% keyboard that I wanted. Bluetooth on 3 channels, usbc, and 2.4ghz connections. I needed to swap between my iPad and laptop and this would have been perfect. The design and everything was exactly what I wanted.First keyboard came dead on arrival. I charged it for an entire day and still nothing. Even plugged directly in nothing. Returned and requested replacement.The second keyboard came and powered on without even charging. The keyboard worked directly plugged in to my laptop and using the 2.4ghz connection. However the Bluetooth connection was not functional. The spacebar also didn’t respond about 60% of the time when I tested it.I started the return yet again and this time was not offered a replacement only refund. I would have selected replacement again if Amazon had given me the option, because third times a charm right?I ended up getting a $35 keyboard with the same functionality without the beautiful design. Nothing a key cap set can’t resolve.