KEEBMONKEY WOBKEY Rainy 75 CNC Aluminum HMX/JWK/Cocoa Switches Triple-Mode Connectivity Mechanical Keyboard with Superior Acoustics, No RGB/PP/Mirrored Glass/3500mAh/Violet Switch (Lite - Silver)

The Rainy 75 Pro feels more premium and smoother than most gaming keyboards I’ve bought. The aluminum case and gasket mount give it a deep, thocky sound, and it’s great right out of the box. Wireless works well, battery life is solid, and the 75% layout is perfect for daily use and gaming. Definitely worth it.

I've been dabbling in mechanical keyboards for a number of years and this is truly the best keyboard I have ever had the pleasure of typing on. The sound is amazing and addictive to type on. It sounds like being in a tent on a rainy day. Its so soothing with absolutely no pinging or harshness. And the feel: incredibly smooth, buttery, creamy. Mine has the Kailh Cocoa switches and I couldn't be happier. The build quality is also a 10/10. This thing is heavy, extremely solid - it really inspires confidence. I have no doubt this keyboard will last decades. The aluminum surface is smooth and cold, with just the right amount of texture - built like an Apple device...but more solid. Mine is the Silver Pro model so the aluminum does not have a coating like some of the other colors. I really just can't believe this keyboard only costs around $100-$130. It really feels like an endgame board - the only "upgrades" you could make are really just "sidegrades" based on preferences. If you're looking for a very premium keyboard that looks/sounds/feels amazing right out of the box, this is the ideal keyboard.

Amazing keyboard! It really comes out of the box feeling like a fully custom built keyboard. The keys sound amazing and are of solid quality. I replaced the keys anyways to take full effect of the south facing leds with some front facing keycaps. Now the keyboard really shines! The on/off switch might be a little annoying but the keyboard has a sleep mode so I hardly turn off the keyboard. Battery life is long, functionality is great. Price is cheaper than most custom keyboards and it comes out of box ready.

Favorite keyboard. Little annoying when it doesn’t wanna connect after pc not being turned on and it being plugged in but you just hold FN and TAB and it’ll flash and connect after a few minutes. Also sounds really nice and creamy/thocky. It’s nice quality and super heavy! Easy to mod and change keycaps. You’re able to use it plugged in or Bluetooth but I personally prefer plugged in. RGB is nice too and has a few different options and colors. Rgb is bright too but I just have all my lights on. All in all it works great and I’d buy again for working or gaming.

great keyboard, sounds amazing if u like the creamy switches and it gets me plenty of compliments. Feels great to the hand and its metal so it wont slide around easily on your desk. it has almost no delay wireless and its even better wired, fits perfectly on a desk with almost no room if u have multiple monitors in the way, and it functions perfectly. LOTS of color options as well.

Great keyboard, can highly recommend. The size is perfect at 75%, I've had no issues with my battery life yet, it lasts a long time. It looks beautiful, feels incredible, and sounds fantastic. Supports wired, Bluetooth, and has a USB dongle which I find to be the easiest connection method. The keycaps seem to be decently high quality, though they're nothing super special. Beware, it is very heavy. This material density helps give it the full, deep, rich sound it has, however if you drop it on your foot you will probably end up with a trip to the hospital. The only real downside I can name is that the on/off switch is located underneath the Caps Lock keycap, meaning that you have to use a keycap remover to access it. The keyboard comes with a keycap remover in the box, and you more than likely won't have to turn it on and off on a regular basis, however it is annoying nonetheless. If your budget allows for it, and you aren't sure which one of these options to choose, I highly recommend the Pro version with the Cocoa switches. The pro version has some slight changes to the case, including an FR4 plate, and the battery is twice as large compared to the regular or the lite. Switches are entirely a personal prefrence, however I find that the Cocoa switches offer a perfect blend of sound and feel. They're clacky without being too clacky. They're thocky without being too muted. They feel awesome. They're linear switches with a 45 gram actuation force, which is a perfect starting point if you're new to the world of custom keyboards or linear switches. And if you ever want to try something new, this keyboard is hot-swappable, so you can pull out the switches with the included switch puller and try out different ones.

If you’re looking to step up from a plastic pre‑built to something that really delivers on both typing feel and build quality, the WOBKEY Rainy 75 absolutely nails it.Rock‑solid chassis: the CNC‑milled aluminum case gives the board a reassuring heft and zero deck‑flex, so every keystroke feels crisp and premium. Wonderful acoustics out‑of‑the‑box: the HMX/JWK Violet switches arrive pre‑lubed and paired with well‑tuned stabilizers, producing a deep, satisfying “thock” that rivals kits costing twice as much. My co‑workers keep asking what keyboard I’m using on calls! True tri‑mode freedom: wired USB‑C, 2.4 GHz, and Bluetooth all connect instantly, and the 3,500 mAh battery easily lasts a full work week with the south‑facing RGB on a subtle breathing effect. Custom‑friendly: hot‑swappable sockets, VIA/QMK support, and a standard 75 % layout mean you can swap switches, create macros, and drop in any keycap set you like without fuss. After two weeks of daily coding sessions and a few late‑night gaming marathons, I’ve got zero regrets—just a huge grin each time my fingers hit the keys. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a premium experience without the premium‑kit headaches! The rgb is very bright. Really easy to set up. It has a polling rate of 10000 so its super responsive.

Bon c'est du QWERTY, il faut accepter de s'habituer à cette disposition. Cela vaut le coup car ce clavier met une énorme tarte à tout ce que j'ai pu posséder avant. La qualité de fabrication, le confort de frappe et ce son sont 3 crans au dessus de ce que l'on trouve à ce prix. Seul petit bémol sur la lisibilité des touches dans une pièce sans lumière car le lettrage ne laisse pas passer l'éclairage, mais cela vaut le coup de faire des compromis.

el teclado se siente de muchisima calidad al tacto, el sonido es a mi opinion muy satisfactorio el unico pero que le pongo es que para usarlo en modo inalambrico el switch de prendido esta debajo de una keycap asi que hay que estar quitandolo en mi caso al moverlo de casa al trabajo se perdia la configuracion de teclas que habia establecido y apartir de cierto momento me da error en la pagina de via y no lo reconoce puede que sea error mio ya no lo e intentado pero lo menciono por si te interesa especialmente el tema de bindear teclas a otras funciones

The Rainy 75 Pro is a wireless mechanical keyboard that sounds and feels great. Caveat side line - sounds and feels are different for different people. For example, some people like rythmic constant beat sounds but I find them annoying. But...I think, if you are like me and you type a lot on a desktop or laptop PC with things like emails, reports, documents, or maybe you're writing a book, a thesis, or just plain love to review things here on Amazon. Whatever strikes your fancy, chances are you will love this keyboard after coming from stock keyboards you get with your PC, laptop or Macbook. The Rainy 75 Pro worked straight out of the box as soon as I found the power on/off switch hidden away under the caps lock key. Once its turned on, there is very little reason to going back to turning it back off. This is because you're either constantly providing power to it (via USB C) and it just stays on waiting for you or it will go to sleep one minute after it can no longer wirelessly connect to your device via its 2.4ghz dongle or bluetooth connection. As soon as you power your device back on and tap on any key, the Rainy 75 will reestablish the connection in 1 second (my rough estimate). The closer you are to the supplied 2.4Ghz dongle, the faster the reconnection. The Pro version has a battery that can stay with you for 900 hours of typing sessions with its 7000 mAh capacity battery and as long as you have its RGB lighting turned off. This means, if you were to use this keyboard at work (without the RGB lighting on) and you work 8 hours a day in the office in front of a computer and have this keyboard wirelessly connected, you are good for roughly 112 days at work without ever having to worry about plugging it back into a USB port! Out of the box, the Rainy 75 Pro still had 60% remaining battery capacity. I connected it to a spare powered USB port and left it to charge to 100% anyway. I proceeded from that point to upgrading the Rainy 75 Pro to its latest firmware (found on Wobkey's website) and activating it for Windows mode (as I use Windows 11). Finally, I used the VIA.app to quickly configure some essential keys I will miss from a full sized keyboard such as PrintScr and Num Lock (for the gaming macros I use), mapping them to Fn-F12 and Fn-` respectively. I planned to add numpad numbers 12,3...0,+,-,/,* and the decimal point key to it as well in case there are apps out there that do need me to punch something on the numpad one day. If you occasionally use the number pad as it was intended, to punch in numbers into an app or spreadsheet using the number pad but you love the Rainy 75 as much as I do, I suggest that you purchase a separately sold number pad for this purpose. Did I mention using it while it was plugged in was a complete dream? I'm pretty sure my typing speed and accuracy went up by 10-15%. The cocoa (brown) key switches used in the Rainy 75 feel solid but the sound doesn't pound the room as much as the gaming keyboards I am used to. When I say solid, I mean there is a little more force or travel required before the keystroke is registered when compared with a gaming keyboard and each keystroke has that satisfying strike to it unlike gaming keyboards that only require the lightest tap (so you can quickly get off that shot in-game) but I never really noticed these "advantages" in a gaming keyboard as I am usually stronger with my fingers (trained on a real typewriter). This review compares my experiences with the last decade or so of me exclusively using gaming keyboards. I've used a lot of gaming keyboards from brands like Razor, Corsair, Logitech and the various iterations/models they release. Compared to these, I was completely blown away. It reminded me of the old PS/2 keyboards that IBM used to make but it wasn't as chatty. Its called "Rainy" because the keystrokes sometimes sounds like raindrops landing. The key caps itself feels solid and has that matte feel to it when you slide your finger across them unlike the aforementioned gaming keyboards I've used in the past which feels very plastic-ky. As I mentioned, feels and sounds can be very personal. For me, this keyboard makes me want to type again and that is a difficult thing to convince me to do these days when I can just play games instead (think A-W-S-D keys). The Rainy 75 feels solid and oozes quality when compared to some more expensive mechanical keyboard options out there. I would wholeheartedly recommend one to my family and friends. Highly Recommended.

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