I Found the Best $100 Keyboard (So You Don't Have To)

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

Blind Sound Test Order. What's your favorite? Comment before revealing! 1. Epomaker P75 2. Rainy 75 3. Yunzii AL75 4. Bridge75 5. XVX K75 Pro 6. Lemokey P1 7. Chilkey ND75 8. Womier SK75

[@KasperG87]

1, 4 and 7 was the best sound for me. 4 likely the best which is pretty nice.

[@darkzenichz1386]

2, for sure

[@ClayMann]

3 for me but the more you listen, the more they bleed together which is probably because I'm a lame newblet that has no idea what good sounds like. I have a Roccat keyboard, yes I know....I'll get my coat.

[@cirrus275]

2 Maybe 3.

[@yakirireuveni2990]

FOR ME 7,4

[@voidmind]

I like the blind sound test at the end. It eliminates bias based on aesthetics.

[@jy-yr4hh]

they kinda all look the same tho lmao

[@masterace9543]

Especially since there’s been a “they all look and sound the same” I keep seeing

[@masterace9543]

@@jy-yr4hh You can only do so much to make a keyboard looks different compare to competition unless we go into Tesla keyboard territory 😅

[@jy-yr4hh]

@@masterace9543 imo that's why you get topre instead

[@nathanhollow0]

"i found the best $100 keyboard.. also this one is $139.. this one is $150.. this one is also $150.."

[@SirAtlex]

fr

[@hush4162]

Giving her viewers options

[@ba2hln14]

@@hush4162 I think you missed the point

[@tsukkomigordo]

Rainy 75 standard version with the Violet switches is by far the best out of all the recent 75% keyboards ive tried. I think they just got lucky with the sound profile that they were able to create with the switch, keycap and foam combination.

[@ivovass195]

Great comparison and demo of each model. And thank you for including the shipping costs and sourcing options. Blind sound test is great too

[@npdady]

I got the Rainy75. I use a paper clip bent to a small L shape to turn the keyboard on and off without needing to pull off the capslock.

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

that's genius!

[@YallTech]

I have a silly question, why bother turning it on and off? They go into deep sleep fast enough that the battery will last a long time. In my case, I bought that exact same rainy pro back in April on ALI Express for 139 all in. I have since decided to throw caution into the wind with all my boards and just leave them on all the time. I mean, what’s the worst thing that could happen? You simply have to plug it in for a while to recharge it? What does bug me though with the lack of on board storage for the silly USB dongles. Pretty sure I lost mine for the rainy by now. Great video though, fun to see them all on the table at once!

[@npdady]

@@YallTech I turn it off to change the keys and switches from time to time, and to transport it in my bag

[@solrac776]

Genius. I too carry this in my bag sometimes. I now only want to type on this. It is HEAVY though. So I might just get a 2nd for work.

[@rppdfire]

Back plates never bother me, I mean when do you actually see it? Maybe when you pick it up to show it off? To each their own, I'd just prefer the cost go into something more tangible.

[@Gnomelotte]

agreed.

[@fcurcic]

It's solely for bragging rights, after 2 days of usage you won't care less about what the backplate is made of

[@adlialhafizh8698]

yesss THISSSS for whattt, mirror bback plate for whatt hahah you cant see that

[@ermutanda3802]

Not to mention that if you went to a group of people and held up the keyboard saying “look how good the back of my keyboard looks guys” they’d probably never want to talk to you again

[@yaboiyuri9096]

I think part of it is a holdover from when custom keyboards were truly an enthusiast hobby. When I first got into building keyboards for myself and others most kits were pre-order or group buy only and very exclusive (with a price tag to boot) so they had cool custom backplates to differentiate themselves and give the buyer something that feels like it deserves to be $300+ just for the case (it didn't). It also was much more of a collection thing, you probably didn't have just one custom so you'd display the ones you aren't using. Now people who would have scoffed at buying a $350-600 or more keyboard and been perfectly happy with a razer have access to amazing keyboards like the Rainy75 (which is great!) but that also means they may not appreciate the same things that influenced mechanical keyboard designs. Overall though very grateful for how affordable the hobby is getting from barebones kits that are readily available, pre-lubed switches and stabs that are actually lubed well (and much cheaper), and quality key caps that you don't have to get from a group buy.

[@solrac776]

For my own reference. Because I come back to this Video pretty often: 1. Bridge75 (VIA, on-off under top-plate) 2. Rainy75 (VIA, on-off under CAPS) 3. ChillKey75 (Non-VIA, on-off under RSHIFT) 4. EpomakerP75 5. XVX K75 Pro 6. Yunzi AL75 (Non-VIA, toggle switches) 7. Womier SK75 (VIA, on-off under CAPS) 8. Lemonkey P1 (Lemokey Software, toggle switches) My faves from the sound test: Sound test numbers: 2, 3, 4, 7, maybe 8 In above order: Rainy75, Yunzii AL75, Bridge75, Chillkey ND75, Womier SK75

[@thebunsenburner]

The hidden on/off switch is mind boggling to me. Fascinating!

[@ummmmm2093]

I love this kind of video! Please do a video like this for 65% aluminum if there's anything chances!😊

[@zeronotemo]

Yeeeeeah this

[@mrcat3493]

The Rainy 75 comes in a Pro and Standard version, I think that distinction needed to be made more clear. The Pro has the cracked glass look on the bottom.

[@MangoTangoFox]

The Rainy 75 was I believe 110 on prime day, and that was pretty fantastic. The standard versions PP plate and HMX switch combo is amazing. I got mine from the original crowdfund, and all I did to mine was switch to Shenpo PBT keycaps (2048 JP set) which are really lovely and durable, and I swapped the stabs to some TPU doubleshot ones from a monsgeek board which need no work, and it has been going strong with zero issues for months now... it's incredibly satisfying to type on, better than so many other board and switch combos I tried, and a more clacky build from someone who thought they preferred a more thocky muted sound profile but like this more now when it's so crisp and clean without echo because it's still filled with foam, just uses HMX + PET sheet to really stay super sharp despite that.

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

Yeah, the Rainy75 was a steal on prime day. I tried mine with Morandi switches and it sounds so good

[@aghillaa]

Have you found any tactile switches that sound good with it? The HMX switches sound amazing but I prefer tactile switches for working... nothing has sounded as good yet

[@JohnnySokko]

I was never satisfied with my GMMK pro. Heard about the Bridge 75 and Rainy 75 and was torn. Chose the bridge 75 for ease of customizing. Pick both the Bridge and Rainy as my faves in the blind samples. The Bridge 75 is the first keyboard I had no desire to customize out of the box. Sounds great, feels great and don't miss having a knob. Only thing I did change was new keycaps.

[@kevinfortier8452]

Great video! I have missed your videos during your KZbin break and just wanted to say it's great to have you back with your awesome take on the keyboard market. Keyboard #2 sounded the thockiest and best to my ears. :)

[@PaulyGutes]

Sound test was awesome. I have the Rainy75 and I love it so much, but I remember shortly after I got the Rainy75 I saw a video for the Bridge75 and got some FOMO and wondered if maybe I got the wrong keyboard. I ranked the Rainy75 as the best sounding and the Bridge75 as the 4th best sounding. So it feels good knowing I bought my favorite.

[@Kaiyening]

1) 7 my favourite - Chilkey ND75 2) 4 - Bridge75 3) 2 - Rainy75

[@smurished4018]

Exact ones I picked, except 1) 2 Rainy75 2) 7 Chilkey ND75 3) 2 Bridge75

[@Roanoak]

1)chilkey 75 2)rainy 75 3)bridge 75 Chilkey 75 because it offers three different mountains and it offers a non-flux cut board. Flex I know most people who watch this want really foamy flexi boards, but the way it sounds top mounted with a non-flex cut board and minimal foam is amazing.

[@404nutfound]

Im still using my Anne pro 2 from years ago, typing on it now. I love it.

[@tonixia4758]

thank you so much, was waiting for this video! will you also da a video in a higher pricerange video?

[@mr.guillotine1312]

Soooo many really nice options in the 75% layout recently that don't cost an arm and a leg. It's nice to see.

[@ftj8279]

Thanks for the video. Your summaries on each keyboard are helpful and very objective! My fave sound is no 3 and 7.

[@AceOfDeatho]

Please do this with the best budget Hall Effect keyboards!

[@Deatomizer]

Nuphy Halo75. Worth the extra $. On your list, you can't go wrong with Epomaker. I found you through the Hipyo Tech channel and fell in love with your quick, informative no-nonsense reviews. Thank you

[@monkeybum1984]

Always informative, great production value, and fun to watch. Thanks for the video!

[@nagusameta366]

There is an "Inky 75" which looks like the Womier SK75, with a similar box as the Rainy75's. I just found it from a local KZbinr's video and was really surprised at how familiar it looked XD

[@npdady]

@@nagusameta366 here in Malaysia the brand is called Elec Fox

[@kaylalaureano5322]

This video was great! I just got the Rainy75 becuase of your rec from another video and glad to know even with the blind test I still ended up picking...WOO HOO! Even more obsessed with this keyboard that I was before! I hope that Chilkey eventually allows for via access becuase that was a big sell for me to go with the Rainy75 instead.

[@gale9t490]

This is also the best keyboard I met of 2023. I saw it on Shinkai Makoto’s Twitter, and then I bought it, after using I also bought for my little brother and my gf as the daily used keyboard, the well craftsmanship and multi-layer filling layers make the sound perform very well.

[@dangahagan7645]

This is a great video and watching it without looking you sound a lot like Mrs. Incredible. That said I wish you had included the Monsgeek M1 (or one of the variants) as that is the keyboard that I personally am considering the most, but it has very limited content about it.

[@zahrankabir6556]

Kinda glad this came out after I already got the Womier SK75 to replace my HyperX Alloy in October. Those issues would have scared me out of buying it. I’ve genuinely never enjoyed work as much since I’ve bought this kb. Build quality is A1 and typing has been an ASMR experience. I’m also gladder that the Lemokey has been out of stock on Amazon for a while as that was my initial choice and those stabilizers are 🤢.

[@alteredview909]

As someone who has been using a keyboard around the $100 price mark already, it looks like the HE version of the Bridge 75 will be my next keyboard. Thanks for this video!

[@Roanoak]

What she doesn't point out about the Chilkey 75 is you can get it either with a flex cut or a non-flex cut PCB... It also offers three different mounting styles right out of the box so you can change it from from silicone gasket mount, O-Ring mount and top mount. So what I'm saying is this is an incredible keyboard for people who really are looking to learn how to mod keyboards. It gives you a lot of freedom and it really does behave a lot more like a $400 board except for the weird ribbon cable on the screen.

[@abdul5399]

Nice comparison video! BTW, Where is Womier RD75 Pro?

[@teosenecic3141]

@SwitchandClickOfficial I don't want to sound arrogant, but I checked some of the info from the video because it seemed absurd and I am really interested if you read manufacturers page before a review. Wormier for example, on their store page, describes that you only need to switch the ON switch once and that's it. Switching between Bluetooth, wired and wireless connections is handled with key bindings. Also, you dont need to turn it OFF when not in use because it has a clever standby feature which drains the battery minimally.

[@darklighter17]

You've given a reason why people switch off their keyboards, and that is to preserve battery even more.

[@teosenecic3141]

​@@darklighter17 not really. Fliping the switch that many times, even if would be located on the outside of the case, takes as much time as just pluging it once for chargin every month. Benefit is that the keyboard is always ready to go. Same principal is used with wireless mouses and nobody is complaining...

[@Datoodlewhosaurus]

Really nice review! My only problem is that there are only 75 percent keebs, it'd be nice if you could do 60, 80 or full size keebs next. :)

[@boreqyas]

Why no Royal Kludge M75 tho. Simplistic design but Display, Knob, Switches in the Back, Magnetic storage of the 2.4ghz dongle, 2 step height adjusting feet and a good sound out of the box. Downsides are no VIA (own RK Software that works) and a bit complicated to open up. It was a steal at ali.

[@angel-angel-angel-angel-angel]

The rain75 pro shattered glass is definitely something! 😂

[@nhibbs3]

You should do one of these for numpad boards. I really want a nice budget aluminum 98/100/1800 that sounds amazing.

[@djpacman7232]

I am new to the keyboard world. In the past I have been using gaming keyboards from Logitech, Corsair, EVGA, no names. This past black Friday/cyber Monday I order a Rainy75. I ordered both the standard and the pro. The pro hasn't shipped yet, but I got the standard already. So far I am loving the feel and sound of it, should I just stick with the standard or wait for the pro to come in and compare to potentially return the standard?

[@MarbsMusic]

I have or have reviewed all of these but the XVX and Bridge but I do have another... the RD75 by Womier which is probably my favorite out of all of them. Most of them I have left stock and may even sell but I put HMX Xinhai and DCX BoW on the P75 and I'm addicted to the sound. I enjoy the typing angle so much on the AL75 I actually put GMK Blue Samurai and Haimu Sky in it to bring down the clack and it's frankly fantastic. Neither have cool weights and are lighter than the others but for some reason I enjoy them a lot. I also really like the P1 Pro. I did the kickstarter on that one and had a bad PBC. As I have a number of other Keychon boards and never had an issue I was curious how much help they would be. I have to say that their support was excellent. Rather than a new board I just had them ship me the PCB which got here quickly. The only thing I have noticed is that the way the P1 is made the spacebar switch doesn't sit as well as it should so I have to keep some of the surrounding screws a little loose or it simply sounds terrible. Check out the RD75 when you get a chance, I think you will be very impressed! While it can't make the list due to the price, to me the QK Evo80 is the best pre-built I have ever used, followed closely by the Luminkey 65. Both of those are about $180 or so though... closer to $200 with shipping but definitely worth it IMHO.

[@AristarcoPalacios]

Great videos! I really wish you'd mention in every keyb review you do if it has an ISO layout option, as you did for the Lemokey P1. There are a lot of nice beautiful keybs in your reviews but for me, no ISO means no deal. It'd be nice to know that from the video to avoid go searching everywhere just to learn it's ANSI-only.

[@pantalon6957]

It's ALWAYS good to have options, I prefer ANSI layout, hate when my local EU retailers force me with ISO variants only.

[@catalinvintila7734]

Out of curiosity, which switch you got with the Rainy , Violet/WOB/Cocoa, sounds better then my sonnet haha

[@dreqmy]

my favs were definitely 2 and 7 my ears have been blessed

[@fahryst]

3 and 7 and I can buy both of them locally, yay! I wish this Womier RD75 Pro was in this video too.

[@nout1972]

I liked the sound of numbers 2 and 3 the best, they are the lowest in pitch. The rest sound almost identical. I didn't notice any ping with the Yunzii.

[@outlanadmoro9229]

blind sound test is great idea. my favorites are no 2 and 4

[@roadtonever]

IMO Bridge75 sound best of all of them. Also Aula F75 sounds very nice for less money, you get a knob but not as classy build. This says more to me about how the other keyboards should up their game in the sound department.

[@edhikurniawan]

I choose Bridge among those. Thanks to Kevin. But i picked the HE variant. The stock switch has pingy spring. But overall is a solid keyboard. I like the sound, it is like 2.3KG heavy. The HE variant is cable only. And i just need a cable only keyboard. I always worry to swell the battery inside. Also it doesn't have VIA support. It doesn't have snap tap or SOCD, just rapid trigger. But for the price, not gonna complain. One of the best sounding HE keyboard. And oh I use ABS MT3 keycaps and it sounds creamy.

[@alltidmagnus]

#2 and #3 was hard to choose between. Got to go with #3 i guess.

[@TimonY4]

You won't believe it, but in a blind test I liked 2, 4 and 7: it turned out that these were the 3 keyboards that were on my wishlist.

[@nipaa1412]

I not sure if it is a keychron thing but I have a K4 keyboard and the space bar absolutely rattles. It was driving me nuts. The issue was only fixed after I lube it.

[@Sizzler1174]

Nice vid Betty. 🤜💥🤛

[@electro_911]

The best keyboard for its price imo is definitely the aula f75 for 70 USD. But in my country I got it for 57 bucks which is a steal. Been using it for a minth and absoulutely love it😊

[@ssrb0101]

it can go low for like $30 in south east asia. Bought my leobog hi75 for $27 😂

[@electro_911]

@ssrb0101 dayummm

[@arielargo]

Hi Betty! Great videos lately! I've been enjoying them all and was wondering. What do you think are the best options for an ISO keyboard? I've been trying to get back on the mechanical keyboard game again, but my last experience wasn't good. I built an ISO Spanish CU65, but now it's bricked (not sure why) and am looking to replace it for maybe a 75% layout option. I love the Rainy75, or Womier SK75, but they don't offer an ISO layout option. Lemokey P1 and other Keychron options do offer that, but they don't seem as good as something like the Rainy75 and are more expensive. What else is out there? Even barebones? Thanks in advance!

[@Fahmi_S.R]

i would prefer rainy75 than bridge

[@russianneko1185]

@@Fahmi_S.R may i know why?

[@Fahmi_S.R]

@@russianneko1185 better switch, better typing feels, better firmware

[@kenv2667]

there is no perfect one with all these options. anyway, I have a rainy75 and stopped looking for keyboard for almost a year now. :) and I'm happy to let you know, I chose correctly! to be fully honest, I chose #2 and #7 in the blind sound test.

[@hugodasilva9050]

these are cool but these options don't have the EU iso layout with the enter key cap on two rows ...

[@MyNameJim]

Went with the Bridge75 and Crush80. Both have Mac compatibility, and unfortunately the Rainy doesn’t

All is a good choice! Im used Aula F75 is a low price, nice thocky sound, but is a better choice Aula M75, littlebit more price but mucth better quality! Another favorite is a Leobog Mi75 with fr4 plate.

[@Paris-STR]

I think 2 was my fav with 7 coming in second

[@GuidoC-Design]

I preordered the nd75, used a coupon and snagged a mat on discount. Ended up costing 120$ total with shipping. If you're willing to wait it's the best deal by far. Also screens are cool as fuck cmon, you can put any lil gif there.

[@kmisdone]

Hi! I wanna ask if you have heard of inky 75? I saw it instore for $92. Would love to hear your thoughts on it as it falls in the same category as these keyboards you compiled!

[@gordonhall9943]

I bought the Epomaker P75 per your earlier video and love it. Of course, my daughter immediately stole it from me. So I bought the Bridge 75 to for the easy disassemble ability and via support. No regrets. The sound test at the end made me want to try the Rainy 75😅

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

Awesome, I love the Rainy75, it's my favorite out of the list for sure. But the lack of toggle switches drives me nuts sometimes. The P75 is definitely better as a gift if the person doesn't know much about keyboards.

[@miketheprime8685]

did the epomaker p75 turn on right when you plugged it in? cuz mine wont turn on whatever i try

[@vincentsmith9180]

My favourites are numbers 2 and 8!

[@solrac776]

Loved the blind sound test.

[@d3adchannel]

2 was the best sounding (I don't know which one that is yet) but I'm planning on getting Yunzii's keyboards I know that for a fact. But that might change after I find out what number 2 was lol

[@kyosukeshidou1370]

My Favorite's Number 2 , 4 , 7 and 8 ... aaaand one of them is the one that I currently use x'D

[@Battou62]

Excellent review. I recently bought the Bridge75. Very impressed, highly recommended. Does anyone know who makes the stock keycaps for these boards? They are really good.

[@SaintsPurgatory]

email support from the makers of the keyboard and ask them

[@edhikurniawan]

Similar to Bridge 75 stock keycaps are WS keycap IMO. I think they mentioned Duhuk. SCxDuhuk at the box. But WS should be a bit better and similar. Color wise they're GMK clone. Everyone copying GMK colorways. WS = Wuque Studio

[@slitherclaw420]

I love 2, 3 and 7 the rainy75 does look the best. May I know which model did you get for the rainy75 specifically?

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

Electro White Pro with Cocoa Switch www.wobkey.com/products/rainy75?variant=44455597441259

[@irmollaar]

No leobog oh no! Just trying to stay positive lol just ordered a leobog hi8se and caps and switches. I will forever be reminded that I probably should have just bought a rainy75. Great reviews! I really love the sound of the leobog Hi75 and Hi8 though, it is deeper, so went that route. I liked 4 the most, watching it back sounds alot like 2 :)

[@cormacc7]

Dont worry the Leobog Hi8 is a winner..you made a good purchase

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

I haven't tried the Leobog Hi75 yet but I've heard good things. Their switches are really nice though

[@ALIENiAM]

@@SwitchandClickOfficial i bought the Leobog Hi75 Astronaut Edition for 94€ free shipping to Germany directly from Epomaker, MOA Keycaps with awesome design and MOA was exactly what i was looking for. Yes, it has no VIA Support but the Software had everything i needed and it was easy to use. Also for sure another downside is that it does not have any wireless connectivity BUT, and here comes the thing,...i am a Gamer, i would never use a wireless Option anyway though Razer and Co. do a great job lowering the Latency compared to USB C. . But yeah, the Latency can be lowered even more in the Software (debounce Time) and for me that was more important than having a 1.5kg Keyboard on my Lap :D I already tried out 3 different Switches, also some Silent Jersey ones and yeah, the THOCC and PLOCC if you ask me, was noticeable better than any of the keyboards shown here. . For the Price it was a nobrainer for me and yeah the Astronaut Edition just fit perfect to me because i am an ALIEN and now i need to go back to my UFO and do some Fly-By-Drive-By with my ALIENFriends and abduct a Cow or burn Cropcircles in the Cornfields with our LASOrz :D . have a good day or evening wherever you are and yeah, thank you so much for the videos, helped me to get into the big rabbithole of Keycaps, Switches and Boards ^^ . Best regards from Germany ALIEN_I_AM

[@BA0701]

It's funny, I casually mentioned in the Evo80 Discord, that I would literally buy a second Evo80, if they moved the power switch to the outside of the case. I said it is a minor issue, but an issue nonetheless. The response I got from QK was essentially, and I quote "it works for 99.9999% of folks". So, it seems Switch and Click and I find ourselves in a very rare space. One should strive to be different. 😁

[@jmymeow]

for 75% layout, take a look at the mchose z75. less than $100. for 80% layout, take a look at the mchose gx87. (lite $89, max $109, ultra $139) equivalent to the crush80. both TKL. idk y people r not talking bout this keyboard brand enough.

[@chronicmayhem]

The lemokey P1 Pro is cheaper on Amazon and also works with via

[@michaelguardado1835]

👋 Which do you recommend for a portable keyboard? Something that sounds creamy but easy to take to the office everyday.

[@TheRealAstro_]

Are any of these available barebone? I'd love to put my own selection of switches in them without having to waste a prebuilt set

[@sashaherda4429]

I liked 2, 5 & 7 most. They don't have as much pop in higher pitches (to me).

[@JayWind111]

Thank you for making this video

[@michaellin1393]

Regarding the on/off switch under the key cap, does the keyboard not go in standby mode? Sorry I am new to this, hope it's not a stupid question.

[@bstar777777]

I have the Rainy75, Bridge75 and a Mod Tempo. The Rainy75 is great, but it was too loud, something that's not noticeable on these videos. It's louder than my IBM Model-M clicky keyboard. The Bridge is nice, but I swapped switches and 2 of the hotswap components broke. Some of the switches are in there so tight, it's almost impossible to pull them out without breaking something. I do this all the time, so I can say it's unusually bad on this KB.

[@LouisHochmanTheJourno]

I tried the Epomaker, on a $80 Amazon Black Friday week purchase. Aesthetically, I loved it, and the feel was nice. A little loud. But the software was AWFUL. It was very picky about which USB ports I had to be plugged into to work, but it didn't give an error when it failed to. It just ... did nothing. And the firmware updater was worse. In some USB ports, it would just give "device jump dfu mode" and then "error1" with no explanation. Switching off to another port, and it would work ... but running INSTANTLY after opening the EXE, with no warnings or confirmations or interactivity. It's going back to Amazon.

[@brennansharp-b7w]

you are a lifesaver thank you so much

[@AM-vr4qy]

What's the security risk of downloading proprietary drivers of unknown origin to drive your keyboard? Keyloggers?

[@vLoseMe]

how long did it take for the rainy 75 to ship

[@luckyone525]

I would really like to try mechanical keyboards since i am always on the laptop , but my programming setup is in the corner of the living room, most of these are too loud. Is there ANYTHING you can recommend that is quieter from your experience or your lists? OR maybe i should give up on mechanical as i am used to laptop keyboards and low travel/profile, love the content, thanks!

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

you might want to consider silent switches

[@luckyone525]

@@SwitchandClickOfficial Any tried keyboards under 100-150 that come with those prebuilt? Thanks!

[@kenv2667]

I want something that has a knob, screen, ball catch mechanism, external on/off switch, usb 2.4ghz dongle storage, with a pretty back plate, and aluminum casing, with 99 dollar price tag. Is that too much to ask for? 😂

[@Putzinator]

*Aula F75 with Graywood V3 switches has entered the chat*

[@whosagooner]

Might be a silly question but do these auto turn off? Or do you need to switch them off?

[@dardo23]

i liked the sound of 1 6 and 7 the least other ones were more pleasant :)

[@umyboiblue]

My favorite is the Yunzii because it's the one that I own. I also considered the Rainy and the Womier before making my purchase. The decision came down to availability on Amazon. My need for instant gratification overtook me. Love that overnight delivery.

[@jacobpoole1308]

I went with the womier, I’ve been enjoying it, already made some mods ☺️

[@dardo23]

for the same price should i get the Wormier75 or the Rainy75?

[@saurabhpradhan6603]

What about a keyboard of tkl layout?

[@nadavshabat1823]

which switch did u use for the al75?

[@xizza-z4u]

i got a keychron c1 for $75 on marketplace, tbh it's really good, atleast better than my funk KB-460.

[@YGuyCanPlay]

Can you tell me a good and reliable keyboard?

[@GOPICRAZY]

i don't know who you are but I CHALLENGE YOU to do a haptic feedback for a keyboard while gaming and it should be innovative and next level gaming experience.

[@chaseticas6331]

how come u wear 2 apple watches? or is another type of watch?

[@BloodyKnuckl]

she talks about it in another video "cool tech that's actually useful", around 2:55

[@SaintsPurgatory]

seriously why is it any of your concern?

[@athernandez666]

@@SaintsPurgatory He can and should ask. It's up to her or other people in the comments section to provide an answer to his question.

[@Sluggaboy27]

As someone who works in Fraud Detection for a large Financial Tech company, the suspicious customer support comment is tooo funny! It is a sad reality that not everyone is honest. Have to be careful for sure.

[@c-l8973]

Can I tell me about the durability and quality of?

[@bchan6539]

may I ask what is the keyboard that you use as your daily driver? Very curious thank you!

[@SwitchandClickOfficial]

keychron k2 he

[@bchan6539]

@ hey thank you so much for the reply, I appreciate it!!

[@dumbdumb5868]

Rainy75 is the best sounding and typing experience for me

[@ahsanaalok7602]

Okay when I loved 7, I didnt expect it to be ND75

[@mathew6097]

do you have full review for the xvx k75 pro?