Womier SK75 75% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Full Aluminum, VIA Custom, POM Switches, RGB, 3 Modes, Hot Swappable

I loved the color and the finish was flawless. It is a hefty weight as it's aluminum and I don't believe you'd be worried about it sliding around. The rgb was nice but the caps did not allow much light to escape. The issues I had with the SK75 was the pc plate and/or pcb and right after opening the box (nice packaging btw) a majority of the caps and switches were not even in the keyboard. They were basically scattered under the dust cover because they had popped out of the board. Finding out why this happened was what led me to return the keyboard. Not because I could not just put them back in, you can press the switches back in, the fact is they did not stay in the socket. The plate they used was so soft and flimsy that it was literally unusable. This leads me to believe that qc was obviously hit or miss here. This should not have been shipped from manufacturer like this. If you want to spend all your time putting switches back in then you have more patience than I do. I really liked the board because of it's beautiful finish however, the switch issue was unacceptable. I could not give an opinion on gaming because I could not game on it. I will assume if you did receive a board with zero issues then it'd be great to game on. It comes with tri-mode so it's giving you many connectivity options but I did not test the bluetooth or 2.4 since I boxed the board back up to return it. I was looking forward to having a great keyboard to mod but it was not to be for me. TLDR: The switches would not stay in the socket and it points to the quality of the pc plate and quite possibly the pcb itself. Bad sockets happen but I can honestly say, I've only had one other board that did this in the years I've been in the hobby of keyboards. I'm sure they produce keyboards that are as perfect as the finish on this one and work great. I just got unlucky on this one.

This keyboard sounds amazing, feels amazing, and looks amazing! I found Womier from reviewers online and for the price they really can't be beat, the switches feel great and the sound unbelievably good, the weight of the keyboard gives a lot of confidence in the quality and I love showing people how heavy it is, the RGB is really nice and I love the 75% layout, perfect for someone with no need for a numpad and wants more mouse space. This is my second Womier keyboard ( the 60% was too small for me personally ) and I love them both.

Still waiting on another [VERY similar looking] keyboard so I've decided to grab this in the meantime - Amex points for the win. Off the rip it was dead, after taking it apart I found the connector to the pcb was loose, refitting finally let the keyboard live. Initial thoughts were, wow, this sounds nothing like ALL of the reviews online. Much deeper, I prefer a more light marbly clacky keyboard, of which this was not. Very deep clack, but not quite thock. Subjective sound obviously, that doesn't go into my 3/5 stars at all. I love the switches though. Very smooth, the overall typing experience is awesome! Not too light where it allows random letters to come through, even though it is a switch quite a bit lighter from my main keyboard. As for issues; The space bar stabilizer was awful, I did need to modify and relube it. A lot of the key caps are warped and are either off centre, or crooked, they're REALLY bad GMK clones that I have a few much better sets of. After a few hours of use the space bar switch died, fortunately they do include 3 extra switches. The aluminium case has random spots on the bevel that are off, like it was sanded and not machined. The RGB refuses to go white, closest thing is a really nasty teal, I bet I could have fixed that if... the whole VIA support was a truth..yeah, I couldn't get it to work. Solid 30 minutes of trying. I could go on, but my thoughts summarize into: it's just not as good of value as a lot of other sub $100 keyboards on Amazon.

I am no expert as this is my very first mechanical/gaming keyboard but this thing is worth every dollar! It was a lot heavier than I expected to be which I liked quite a bit! It’s feels solid and quality while still looking amazing! I have different keys coming on the way to change up the aesthetic but the stock ones sound amazing! I was very impressed with the texture and feel of them! The RGB on this thing is very bright and I was thrown back the first time I plugged it in! Beautiful flowing RGB that seems to work flawless depending on what you set it on. The power switch on this keyboard is for wireless use and can be left on depending on usage! I will be recommending this keyboard to anyone who asks and am thoroughly impressed by all of its features and build quality! If you’re on the fence or looking to get your very first keyboard I say no questions asked go with this one! You won’t regret it and make sure to check their website womierkeyboard to take advantage of sales or different accessories for your product! I was fortunate enough to catch them having a bogo on all keycaps! Happy Holidays :)

The ASMR from this device is sensational. I love the tactile feel of pressing the keys, and the rich thock sound. It was extremely heavy for some reason. But, set up was easy on both Mac and Windows equipment. It has encouraged me to write more. Only complaint is that the device to help pop off the exchangeable keys is too strong, and can scratch or damage the keys. Be careful.