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 :) Read more

Great basic solid keyboard but had the B key break on me and the O key started double typing. Bad QC Read more

I have been obsessed with mechanical keyboards for the past 2-3 weeks. I have been reading/watching reviews on Youtube and Amazon to find my ideal keyboard. Now that I have 7 mechanical keyboards except for one the rest are aluminum, I can say Wormier SK75 is the heaviest at 5.6 lbs. It's more substantial than my Keychron Q5 Pro and even my two other 96% aluminum keyboards. The POM switches put out some real nice creamy marble sound. The keycaps are nice but a little plain for me, so I replaced it with Epomaker Mystical Black Temple Keycaps. Now, I can say Womier SK75 is not only a very substantial premium keyboard, but also a beautiful striking piece of art. If you like the style and premium feel of a product, I cannot recommend this keyboard enough. Enjoy ! Read more

Lo primero que sientes cuando lo tienes en las manos es que es bastante pesado aunque estéticamente es bellísimo, el sonido de las teclas es incomparable, la conexión con la computadora es súper fácil, no así cambiar la configuración o agregar algunas teclas como: y la @; ya que todo eso se tiene que hacer con una aplicación web de nombre VIA, esta aplicación no es nada intuitiva y me tardé, más o menos, 3 horas en aprender a usar la aplicación, aunque una vez que entiendes como usarla, créeme que puedes hacer maravillas con el teclado. Este es mi segundo teclado custom y la verdad es que quedé muy satisfecho, aunque como es muy pesado, recomiendo tenerlo en un solo lugar ya que si lo andas trayendo a todos lados pude ser que te canses Read more

First off, I have a few custom keyboards so it's not like I went from a cheap membrane to this. I don't have any big problems with this keyboard, I'm just not personally a fan of a few things. First of all, the coating and finish. It's kind of rough, which is understandable considering its power coated (iirc), but I prefer smoother E-coat or anodized finishes on keyboards. Also, this board does kind of rely on the dampening materials to sound good. It's not awful without foam, but it's quite thin sounding, mostly due to the cheaper case material and flex-cut PCB (neither of which are much of an issue if you're using the plate and/or case foam). A lot of nicer boards don't need sound dampening to sound good, though this board is quite cheap so it's not a huge deal to me. Next, the switches. They are a pre-lubed linear, made entirely out of POM, which is a very low-friction plastic. This means they feel pretty smooth, however the quality of POM they use for the switches on top of the lube being a little light for my tastes makes them quite scratchy sounding to me. I swapped out the switches with Wuque Studio's POM+ (which are also entirely POM), and they sounded much nicer. Also, the keycaps you get with the black or white colorway a little bit worse in quality that the other colors, just so you know (I have the black colorway, the keycaps are not great). With all that being said, this is the opinion of someone who has multiple keyboards that are worth more than triple the price of this board, so I'm being quite harsh. If you aren't much into custom keyboards and just want something that's in stock, has a relatively deep and "creamy" sound profile, and looks pretty nice, then this board is definitely a great option. Like all products, do your research before making a purchase. There are many YouTube videos comparing this board to others in this price bracket (there are quite a few of them). Though, I would personally recommend the Rainy75 over this as the build quality and switches are much better in my opinion. Read more

This board is fantastic for the price. First of all it looks great. The black version has a subtle glittering that looks phenomenal. The chroma mirrored glass weight looks striking as well. Overall a great looking board. They layout is great and the angle of the keys is comfortable and convenient. Sometimes with keyboards you have to get used to typing on it, but this just felt perfect right out of the box. Being an aluminum board, this thing sounds great. It comes with a polycaronate plate and sounds as such. With the stock keycaps it leaned more towards a poppy sound, but with aftermarket cherry profile caps it sounds a bit deeper. Overall no complaints. Switches are good, hard to go wrong with lubed linears. Gasket performance could be better IMO, but it is still a joy to type on. I know everyone is probably panicking because it doesn't have a knob, however in the macOS mode volume down/up and play/pause are already bound to F-row keys and in Windows you can easily bind those functions to F-row keys in VIA. RGB isn't really my thing, but this board comes with more RGB options than other boards I've seen. Now to the not-so-great. The stock keycaps aren't bad, but aren't great either. It is easy enough to swap those. The on/off switch for wireless/bluetooth is underneath the caps lock key. Honestly pretty weird placement as you need to remove the keycap to toggle it. The tradeoff being that it's not visible elsewhere on the board, but it just seems a little weird to me. Minimal issue though as the board goes to sleep after inactivity so in theory you won't need to access the switch very often. Overall there's not much to complain about. Final verdict - Great looking and sounding full aluminum board with nice enough switches. Pretty good value proposition considering it also comes with an attractive mirrored weight and VIA support. The Rainy75 is more expensive and doesn't really offer much more than this. Very premium feeling and sounding board at an enthusiast price. Don't let the lack of a knob scare you off this one. Read more

This keyboard is a must if you are just getting into custom keyboards or are looking for the best budget option. I have built/tested numerous keyboards, and the SK75 is one of my favorites. At $109, this is a steal for what you get quality wise. Feels great to type on, and the weight of the keyboard feels extremely premium (even more than my Q1 Pro). If you are new to keyboards, this is a great starter keyboard, as the switches are decently pre-lubed, and feel great out of the box. I would also recommend this keyboard even if you plan to swap out the switches or keycaps, the frame itself is very solid and well constructed. Pros: Wireless connectivity Great sound Comfortable typing experience Good POM switches VIA Cons: Stabilizers need some tuning No volume knob No built-in storage for USB dongle Overall, If you are looking for one of the best stock mechanical keyboards, or are unsure of going all out, for the price this sells for, it is the best budget keyboard available without any compromises to quality. Read more

This is absolutely the best budget keyboard I've ever owned. This thing is amazing. The full aluminum case is heavy and feels premium. The texture feels great and makes the case look almost sparkly in certain conditions. The chroma back weight is gorgeous and I find myself turning the board over to look at it frequently. This board is nearly perfect stock. Amazing creamy marbly sound. Perfectly tuned stabilizers somehow. Great lubed linear switches with good travel, although they have the slightest leaf crunch. Only thing I would immediately change out is the keycaps but they're still solid. The wireless performance has been good and VIA is so easy to use. I love this thing. Read more

El sonido es relativamente clacky bastante marbly. La construction es solida y se siente bastante pesado pero de manera satisfactoria. Al igual que un comentario anterior quise utilizar VIA ya que soy hablante español y necesito utilizar la Ñ así como acentos y hasta ahora no he podido resolver dicho problema eficientemente. Aún así muy contento con la estética y sonido Read more