XVX Womier S-K80 75% RGB Mechanical Keyboard

Me sorprendio la calidad de las teclas y la pantalla donde se puede poner un GIF, pense que se veria mas pixeleado pero no fue asi. Fascinado con el producto!

 Buen material (las keycaps doradas yo se las puse) y que tenga software para editar tanto los colores, personalización de teclas y también para poner lo que sea en la pantalla está genial

 If you are interested in transitioning from an old school to mechanical keyboard, want something with an absolutely sick looking design, is simple to use, and doesn’t have insanely loud key press noises, this is definitely a top option! I have had this unboxed for barely 30 minutes and am already in love with it. It was super easy to plug-n-play and use the built in functions immediately.

I have used old style, full-length keyboards for decades and was extremely hesitant to try out a mechanical keyboard, especially because of the noise I had heard from seeing video reviews and how unsure I was if I could deal with the loss of full buttonology. One major reason I looked into one of this type/size was that I realized one of the main reasons I have issues with soreness and pain in my left shoulder, neck, and upper arm is due to how I would position my left hand and tilt the keyboard in order to use the traditional movement keys WASX on a full sized keyboard for gaming. With this one, my arm is now in a natural resting position at 90 degrees against my side, negating the angular stress on all those muscle groups, and when I want to do some typing while gaming, I don’t have to stretch across the board to my left as much with my right hand to get to home keys.

Additionally, one big assumption killer was that, even though the size is cut down by a ton from a full-sized keyboard, the muscle memory transition to the slightly more compacted keys took hardly any time at all when typing with home keys. I type about 100 WPM, so I assumed I’d have a super difficult time with this aspect of the transition, but the spacing of keys doesn’t have a huge difference of feel. The other big plus is that the noise level isn’t huge on key press when gaming, and is not bothersome when typing; it’s not that high pitched clickity clack you might get from many other types, rather a dull, thud-like sound.

Now add in the amazing painted design (especially if you like Japanese wood block print/art), and the colored light functions, which mind you are accessible by using the keyboard and the built in mini screen aka not requiring you to download software, as well as the pre-programmed FN + functions that replace the buttons you lost from a full sized keyboard, and this thing is just a dream.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND to one and all, especially old folks like me that are afraid to make that leap into transitioning to a mechanical style board.

P.S.: If you’re looking for actual dimensions of the keyboard itself, which are not on this Amazon page nor on the company’s item page, they are approximately as follows: 12.75″x5.75″x1.375″-0.875″ (the last number is the height, without the height extenders being used, at the top of the keyboard vs. at the bottom. it slopes upward towards the back)

estaba en busca de un teclado 75% y este me llamo la atención, casi no suena algo que agradezco la unica pera que le pondría es que las teclas en las letras no pasa la luz fuera de eso es muy buen teclado y tiene una pantallita a la cual puedes ponerle un gift xd

I really enjoy this keyboard. It is gasket mounted and comes with cherry profile keycaps. This makes for a really comfortable feel. Between the added flexibility from the gasket mount, and the ergonomics of the cherry profile it is a very comfortable typing and gaming experience. Now for the switches, they were alright. I personally don’t like linears, some of you might. They are good for what they are though. They are pre-lubed white Outemu switches. They sound pretty good for someone who likes linears, I just don’t. So I switched to Akko cream blue v3 pros. Mainly because my favorite switches are tactile, and those switches sound amazing. They have a creamy sound with a nice tactile bump, as well as some nice thock from the actual keyboard itself. I don’t know if you are planning on buying it for the retail price of $100, but if you are I’d say its a good choice. I got it for $60, so it was discounted, and I tell you what for that price this is a really good keyboard. I also forgot to mention I changed the keycaps on my keyboard so the ones in the picture aren’t the ones that come with it. The ones that come with it are very nice though. Once again it was just a preference for me to have keycaps with shine through. The keycaps that come with it are of good quality and sound good as well. Overall this is a really good keyboard. Only thing I want is for it to be easier to get on the inside of this thing to be able to mod it and personalize it further than just switches and keycaps.