Womier 75% Keyboard, Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard, TPO and Gasket Dual-Mount Retro Gaming Key Board, Knob Control Custom RGB Backlit, Pre-lubed Stabilizer for Mac/Win (G75 Brown)

ProsBuild quality is greatSmooth and consistent feelResponsiveHigh quality key capsRGB looks good and can be adjusted to you're liking or turned offConsOnly one, Keyboard lacks adjustable feet your stuck with on typing angle. Which will be fine for most but could be a deal breaker for some.CaveatsI haven't tried the software yet but I don't think I'll need it. I don't remap boards and have a steam deck for macros. There's also plenty of RGB profiles built in.The cat and coffee theme is not going to suit everyone.SummaryGreat keyboard would have paid twice as much and still felt like I got a good deal.

I absolutely love this keyboard! The fully transparent design is stunning, and the RGB lighting really shines through, making my gaming setup look amazing. The gasket mount gives it a smooth typing experience with just the right amount of bounce, and the pre-lubed switches feel incredibly satisfying.Hot-swappable switches are a huge bonus for customizing to your preference, and it’s compatible with both Mac and Windows, which is perfect since I switch between devices often. The build quality is solid and I love love love the sound of the keyboard when I'm typing.Whether you're gaming or working, this keyboard delivers in both performance and aesthetics. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a compact, high-quality keyboard!

So I literally bought this keyboard as an interim keyboard while I'm getting a custom one built, and I'm genuinely so amazed at it! Like i'm just gon get straight to it this is an INCREDIBLE keyboard for its price point.I previously had a RK61 for about 3 years and the multimedia functions didn't work on it, & after doing tons of research I decided a 75% keyboard would be best for me (I really needed a function key row and multimedia buttons to work for SURE, and a knob was non-negotiable. It got extremely annoying having to control my volume manually through windows lol). I literally bought this keyboard because it was one of the only brown transparent cased ones I could find on the internet and because it was 75%, didn't care about the switches or keycaps.Hooked it up and it types sOOOO smooth! I've never had a "thocky" sounding keyboard, but this is definitely one of those. After much testing I prefer a silent-ish linear switch with a creamy feel & I feel like this has that & I was genuinely so surprised! I had gateron brown switches on the RK61 and they were so much louder and not as smooth sounding. I was planning on testing some new switches out on this keyboard but these are pretty darn good stock so we'll see how I like the switches I test out, these are unexpectedly going to be hard to beat 😭Was also super surprised by the settings on the keyboard! I've only had a keyboard where you can control the top RGB's and not the side ones so having that option for extra customization was super sick. There's many different colors & lighting options you can choose from to help personalize it the way you wanna be. Apparently there's even more options if you download the driver so I'll be doing that soon. Best part of everything for me personally are that the multimedia functions work lmaoAll-in-all, was way more satisfied with this keyboard than I expected and I can see myself actually keeping this for a while as a backup! Already starting to customize the keycaps because I don't like coffee that much to have a coffee themed keyboard 😂

This was my second mechanic keyboard, the first one with linear switches. It's a keyboard I fell in love with starting from its cozy look and sound alone from when I first saw it on the video in someone's review. I've then watched all reviews I could find and finally bought it around a year ago. And I want to say that those reviews haven't lied — this keyboard is just as great in terms of quality. I don't use of now, however, since my current circumstances require wireless keyboards. In general, I'd say that this keyboard is a great option if it falls within your filters: wired, without VIA/QMK software (only proprietary software is available for this), linear switches (but you can purchase it barebones otherwise).Now onto specific parameters and some (arguably) downsides:Switches: They're pre-lubed as mentioned, and you can really feel it, including upon disassembling😁. It was the first time I used lubed keyboard. Now I lube every single keyboard and switch I use. Because once you tried, you don't want to use it raw anymore.Keycaps: It's style is just gorgeous. The profile is somehow unique, not the most used one definitely. However it's top surface is a bit narrower than that of many other regular keycap profiles, so if your fingers aren't the smallest ones, you may feel a bit clumsy with it at first. In my case, I got used to it and don't misstype anything with it anymore. It's also great that they're half transparent and let the light pour through.RGB-backlight: it has both per-key and border backlight, and shortcuts to control both separately. I often use that to set it differently depending on my mood and the overall light in my current room. This makes the keyboard even more like a toy to play with, which I like.75% layout: My previous keyboards were all 100%, hence with Numpad. At first, I thought that I won't feel any discomfort due to Womier's smaller layout, given I rarely used Numpad. However, having no ability to replace those absent keys with Womier software (at least I couldn't find how to) makes it a problem sometimes. To an extent that I had to copy en- and em-dashes from my browser to use upon typing. The "Printscreen" key is also the one I missed. So you should consider this as well.