SOLAKAKA KI75 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 75% Percent Aluminum Hot Swappable Switches, Side-Printed RGB Backlit Custom Keyboard with Knob, Tri-Mode 2.4GHz/USB-C/BT 5.0 for PC

I ordered this board and was immediately impressed with the weight and quality for the price. One of the reasons I ordered this board was the Cherry keycaps, but I was surprised to MDA keycaps on my order. I ordered again hoping to get the pictured caps but received the same thing. Not the end of the world. This board sounds fantastic and the Greywood switches are very nice , if a little light. I keep finding myself with dddddddddddddddddd accidentally. Nice, high quality board for the money. A little pinging going on, but force break mod will likely fix that. The flex is minimal, probably due to all the foam inside. Silicone peperoni style feet keep it solid on the desk, the grey button on the prebuilt versions is much better looking IMO than the ugly red one. I was choosing between this and the F75 and this board sounds better and is better quality as long as you don't need the wireless functionality. Plus, this one is designed to be taken apart.

I bought this since I have worked with the HI75 before and thought that this would be on par with them but I was slightly off by a few things. So the Ki75 is definitely a knockoff of the HI75 but it does not do too badly in terms of build quality and function.All metal body, gasket mounting, and of course it beats the HI75 in 1 way and that’s the Tri mode connectivity.The shortcomings are that the sound dampening is not nearly as good as the HI75 and the plate is much stiffer making the whole board resonate sound significantly more. One way this is a plus is that quieter switches will sound better in it which I swapped out the Leobog Star vectors with some Gateron Longjing all POM tactile switches which sound muted but creamy like the sound of boiling water.The caps were super thick but the shine through was so weak I swapped them out for some nice MOA profiles and the sound is much better. I did buy some shine through caps from Epomaker which I think will serve well if the light is bright enough.The RGB is a tad weak in terms of color saturation, but a light focused switch slremediee that quite a bit. I still don’t recommend shine through caps though, instead opt for some MOA or thick PBT cherry caps, avoid thin double shot caps as they are thinner and more resonant.And the price was fantastic at around $50 after tax so this was definitely a great buy.It only comes in black though which is kinda lame but it’s a great deal overall when I bought it.If you want a full metal board with wireless connectivity for under $75 I can whole heartedly recommend this.

I'm soooooooooo in love with this keyboard and so is everyone else that sees it. I've had like 5 people ask me for the link to this keyboard. it's solid, colorful, high quality, and the key sounds are sooo satisfying! also the base is metal, i was like whaaaaattt? that's freaking cool. I love it! 20 out of 10

Amazing! Great quality keyboard for the price and such a good stock board. The switches are nice and smooth, and they sound so good right out of the box. It’s definitely heavy but for me that’s a plus since I don’t need to move it around at all. The cord that comes with it is also a nice upgrade from other boards in this price range. Highly recommend!

I spent a lot of time researching and trying to build my own custom keyboard, but I became extremely overwhelmed by all the options so I decided to buy this keyboard instead. I am blown away by the quality of this keyboard! It's heavy, feels/looks expensive, and it's so cute. I especially love the way it sounds and feels when typing. 10/10 would recommend.

My first mechanical keyboard so anything probably would have been better than what I had before. But I bought this based on aesthetics, price point, and size. I tried to do some research regarding switches and all that but relied mostly on youtube videos to figure out which type of sound/feel I might want. At the end of the day I kinda got tired of thinking about it and just got the one that wasn't crazy expensive and was cute.I haven't had it for that long so we'll see how it goes but so far I'm happy with it. My husband sits in the same office as me and says I sound "less aggressive" when I type now.My one tiny gripe is that the metal plate arrived with a scratch on it (it was packaged really well and I don't see any other scratches so I don't think it was from the shipping). Obviously doesn't affect the functionality of it but it was a little annoying to discover straight out of the box. The instructions do say that the plate is replaceable but I don't know where to find a replacement piece. It also comes with a warranty but no directions on how to make a claim? So I'm not really sure what to do besides hope I forget about it. Probably won't happen now that I've written a whole review about it.Overall, I'm happy with the feel and sound of the keyboard, especially for the price. People weren't kidding when they said this little guy is hefty. I do miss my numpad but if I'm honest, I rarely use it so I'm sure I'll adjust soon to life without it. The lights are a fun addition and I like the color scheme for the keys (though I will probably purchase some shine through keycaps because that seems more cutesy). It was very easy to set up - just plug it in with the provided cord and you're good to go. The cord I got did not look as nicely coiled as some of the other pictures but it does the job and seems durable and of nice quality. Despite the small scratch, I plan to keep this keyboard and would recommend it to others.