KZZI K75 PRO RGB 75% Wireless Gasket Mechanical Keyboard, Triple Mode Bluetooth 5.0/2.4G/USB-C 82 Keys Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard w/Knob & Power Display, Custom Linear Switches, Knight Grey

Holy keyboard!! If you are looking for a TKL keyboard then look no further.First off the build quality of this keyboard is amazing! I have never used such a sturdy feeling keyboard. There was no flex at all. The keyboard is nice and heavy and will not move around on you.This keyboard is also feature packed. It features Bluetooth and 2.4 ghz WIFI connections which work excellent. I am a hard wired kind of guy but if I did need to use is wirelessly I'm able to. The switch for "Off, BT and WIFI" is located in the top right. It is a rolling wheel that moves up and down. Another amazing part of this keyboard is it has a small digital screen for reading the battery percentage on the keyboard. It also features an amazing array of RGB patterns. The connection port on the keyboard is one of the best features of this amazing keyboard. It is the first keyboard I have seen that offers both USB Type A and Type C connections. It also features USB passthrough which is a huge plus.The customizability is also amazing with the different color waves they have to offer. You are guaranteed to find a theme that fits in your office.As far as functionality goes... it does it all. Lately I have been into a linear style switch which provides a nice quiet typing experience. This keyboard does such an amazing job at staying quiet while you type. The combination of the baseplate, switches and keycaps makes the perfect storm for an ideal typing experience. If you fancy a louder typing experience, they offer that also.I'm not normally a TKL kind of guy because I still enjoy having a number pad built on the side but I could not quit using this keyboard once I started. I typed numerous college papers on it and played many hours of games while using it. During my time with this keyboard I could only come up with once complaint and that is the keycaps are not translucent. So the RGB lighting does not pass through the letters. Honestly though I love this keyboard so much, it didn't matter to me.Do yourself a favor and pick up this keyboard. You owe it to yourself to try out such an amazing keyboard. I cannot wait to see what else this company has in store.

If you wonder the quality of this keyboard. Dont waste your energy and buy it now. This ting is phenomenal and chefkiss quality. The best purchase I have ever made

Sent me a used one lol . cant belive🤬🤬🤬

Was kind of skeptical of wireless keyboards before this, but no longer concerned. The 2.4Ghz connectivity and battery life are so good that I typically don't even keep it plugged in at all. No input drops (aside from occasionally having to wake it up from sleep mode) in about 6 months of regular use. And by the way, the physical roller for switching between wireless modes feels great, very solid and clacky.RGB is okay, not great. I'd prefer Ducky style patterning, but with keycaps this nice you don't really want to drown them out with colored lights anyway, so I stick with a subdued monochrome slow ripple instead.That said, this is still a budget board, and there are small hitches. The battery life display doesn't work unless the board is plugged in and charging, which seems kind of lousy. Maybe it's juts my unit. And if you use the leg-stands, I found that the rubber caps peeled away within a few weeks. Now, that affects most keyboards, and a cheap fix, but still something to bear in mind.Still it's a 5-star for the value. Hotswap sockets make this a very nice entry level kb for someone who wants custom switches, but doesn't want to build from the ground up, and the wireless makes for a lot of convenience. Build quality is darned good too, I've placed this on the couch and accidentally sat on it a few times with no ill effects, dropped it, etc. I just hope that this thing is still in production by the time I need to buy a new one.Also, I bought this for a silent build, and while the board itself doesn't come with silenced switches, or do anything special to dampen the sound, it also avoids any of the noise-related pitfalls typical of cheap boards. It's nice and heavy with a lot of stuff inside, so there's no rattling around or stress squeaking.

Very well made, has a good weight to it. The stabilizers are incredibly sturdy with little to no rattle and the Moment Linear switches are very smooth with a "creamy" tone and feel. In the video, I've kept the switches that came with the board on the function/bordering keys, and the main portion of the board has been swapped for Wuque Silent Whites just to give a sample for some different sound profiling. The case and body were the main reasons I was attracted to this board, but the build is surprisingly good for the price. The only inconsistency I found was one piece of missing foam under the space bar, so I replaced it with a different sound dampener. Not ideal for modding, but also not too bad as long as you watch out for wires. I added a few layers of tape to the pcb and it supplied the board with much less flex. I'd recommend this for beginners or anyone's first mechanical. Beautiful keyboard all around.