Keebmonkey WOBKEY Rainy 75 Aluminum HMX/JWK Switches Mechanical Keyboard with Superior Acoustics, Wired, BT, 2.4G Wireless Connectivity, RGB/PP

This keyboard genuinely feels and sounds better than custom keyboards that cost 2-3x as much. I adore the sound profile on this keyboard, really incredible.. that being said, I would consider it much more poppy and high pitched than those who are going for thock (think hi75 wood block type sounds). For me that's perfect because I like that diversity, but do your research. Keys are incredibly responsive. I got the black lite, the cap set it includes looks great and the switch/plate combo in the light have a nicer sound than that of the pro version imo.If you're on the fence, I'd say go for it. It's a great budget option and worth the additional cost over similar. Not at all a fad imo

so, I got this keyboard mainly for my office/causal use and didn't want to put much thought into it, I simply saw the cloud behind the keyboard and was sold, since it looked simple enough and didn't require me to build and choose parts, etc,build quality for the price is pretty impressive, it has a nice weight to it and a nice finish as well, although the keycaps needed to be changed to match my taste a bit and have nicer ones overall, plus it being wireless helped with the simplicity of using it anytime.one thing to notice with the white pro version is that its not "ice white" in terms of color, it's more like a beige irl which is something I didn't expect based on the pictures.overall though, didn't regret getting the rainy75 at all and i will treat this ... Moreso, I got this keyboard mainly for my office/causal use and didn't want to put much thought into it, I simply saw the cloud behind the keyboard and was sold, since it looked simple enough and didn't require me to build and choose parts, etc,build quality for the price is pretty impressive, it has a nice weight to it and a nice finish as well, although the keycaps needed to be changed to match my taste a bit and have nicer ones overall, plus it being wireless helped with the simplicity of using it anytime.one thing to notice with the white pro version is that its not "ice white" in terms of color, it's more like a beige irl which is something I didn't expect based on the pictures.overall though, didn't regret getting the rainy75 at all and i will treat this keeb as a test bench for switches since it is the more affordable choice in my keyboard collection and the simplest of them allUPDATE:i decided to use it as daily for a couple of weeks at least since my first impression review, tried wired and it worked fine for about 40 mins, then it started acting up with lots of typing delays, i decided to switch to wireless mode, used the provided dongle to use the 2.4 Ghz mode, again, it worked for a couple of mins then its started doing the same with its delays, its kinda frustrating that even the manual commands were not helping at all, the RGB didn't even work properly.such a shame to have a decently made keeb with a great price being barely useable like that, might keep it as a shelf piece i guess

At $115 it is great value, add a KBC discount, it is insane. I love the $75% layout, with the 2 keys on the top right, making it just different enough from other 75%'s I own. HMX switches are the best on the market right now, the standard version comes with HMX switches that are factory lubed... the stabs are already tuned... the only thing I had to do to make this board perfect is to remove the PE sheet and replace it with my own keycaps. The included keycaps are actually double shot and much nicer than most pre-builts. If you are in the market for a budget 75, you can't go wrong with this.

I like the keyboards I keep in my home office. But the office office? Where I put in a half day once or twice per week? My keyboards there are uninspiring.So, I bought this to give myself one less thing to be annoyed about at the end of my short commute. I didn't want to put much thought into building and customizing and tweaking. I just wanted to open up the box, plug it in, and get down to business... and maybe add some tape and switch to tactiles.Mission absolutely accomplished. Out of the box, it looks great, feels solidly built, sounds surprisingly good, and is a total pleasure to type on. For the first time, I feel like I understand why anyone would ever choose a linear switch when tactile switches exist. I like this keyboard so much that I might keep it ... MoreI like the keyboards I keep in my home office. But the office office? Where I put in a half day once or twice per week? My keyboards there are uninspiring.So, I bought this to give myself one less thing to be annoyed about at the end of my short commute. I didn't want to put much thought into building and customizing and tweaking. I just wanted to open up the box, plug it in, and get down to business... and maybe add some tape and switch to tactiles.Mission absolutely accomplished. Out of the box, it looks great, feels solidly built, sounds surprisingly good, and is a total pleasure to type on. For the first time, I feel like I understand why anyone would ever choose a linear switch when tactile switches exist. I like this keyboard so much that I might keep it in my home office, even though it doesn't fit the decor. I'll just donate a hand-me-down to the office office.I could probably quibble about some things. The printing on the keycaps isn't great, for example. I can't speak much about the software or even what's inside (I specifically bought this one with hopes of keeping it mostly unmodified, after all), but I can say that for a prebuilt keyboard directly from the box, this exceeds expectations.

Straight out of the box, it works incredibly well and sounds amazing. I was genuinely impressed with the quality of the keyboard, especially of this price. I replaced my keycaps and my switches with Azure Dragons, which did lower the tone of the board and the rain-sound aspect is still well, which goes to show how much the sound of the keyboard is based on the case, plate and foams more so then the switches. Now the complaints. The board advertises VIA support, but no word that you need to download a specific JSON from wobkey, so if you don't find that JSON it'll get recognized as a GMMK numpad. Another thing I've noticed are small defects around the board, but I suppose for the price it's fine, though I'd perfer those defects not there.EDIT:Battery life is ass, ... MoreStraight out of the box, it works incredibly well and sounds amazing. I was genuinely impressed with the quality of the keyboard, especially of this price. I replaced my keycaps and my switches with Azure Dragons, which did lower the tone of the board and the rain-sound aspect is still well, which goes to show how much the sound of the keyboard is based on the case, plate and foams more so then the switches. Now the complaints. The board advertises VIA support, but no word that you need to download a specific JSON from wobkey, so if you don't find that JSON it'll get recognized as a GMMK numpad. Another thing I've noticed are small defects around the board, but I suppose for the price it's fine, though I'd perfer those defects not there.EDIT:Battery life is ass, I will admit. They advertise a huge amount of potential battery life, 450 hours iirc. However, they boast up to that amount, which ofc means in an ideal scenario where you only use bluetooth and not 2.4 gHz, and turn all the RGB off. If you don't mind the 8 ms delay with bluetooth, ofc this keyboard is perfect for any new, office users who just want a keyboard to type on. For those who want a mech keeb for gaming, while the 2.4 gHz is 1 ms slower then wired, it's still passable if you don't mind charging your keyboard at least once every one or two days. I added another battery to mine and I still have to charge it daily. Still a fantastic keyboard, and as I saw someone mention before, fantastic keyboard, bad company. WOBKEY does have problems.

Truly one of the best. The sound of the keys is amazing, the switches feel soft (though they could benefit from additional lubrication), and there is serious weight to this thing. Adding on the extra wireless support (with a huge battery to boot), this is a must-buy in the space of small keyboards.As a small caveat, only if it applies to you, this keyboard is not portable due to how much it weighs. But if that is not a concern to you like it is not for me, then it's an amazing keyboard.

It is blissful

I bought the Electro Pink. I haven’t modded it or swapped anything out, this keyboard is amazing stock. So beautiful and so difficult to find in the UK, I’m so glad Computer Orbit had them. Believe the hype because it sounds amazing and typing is a dream. The RGB is lovely and bright, switches are super smooth, keycaps are lovely to type on. Unbelievable value and highly recommended, I also recommend Computer Orbit too, dispatch and delivery was very smooth and swift, will definitely buy from here again.I am only annoyed I left it too late to get it in Electro Blue too!

More Than a Budget Keyboard

The rainy75 is not packed with features, there are no dials or macro keys. But what you do get is an honest-to-god quality keyboard. It feels great, types great, games great; and, as expected from linear switches, sounds great. It's not silent, but thanks to switches and layers of foam it is a fairly quiet keyboard, and can absolutely be button-mashed at night without waking up the neighbours. For the price it's a fantastic entry into the enthusiast keyboard space.

Nothing better at this price!

This board is just heaven. Everything about it is all positive and the typing experience on this is just bar none top tier. It seriously sounds like rain drops and you don't want to stop doing typing tests. Huge props to divinikey delivering this fast because I've read there are huge amount of delays on this Rainy75 board because it's selling out like hot cakes. Pretty sure this is the most wanted keyboard at this moment but believe me this board is worth the wait and when you get your hands on it you're just wanting to keep typing on this beautiful keyboard. Read all the reviews there's nothing but good things about the Rainy 75 and the hype is real!

Unbelievable keyboard for the price

Wow. Incredible quality for the price. This is my first 'enthusiast' keyboard and I'm blown away with the typing experience. Every key feels great and the weight of the board adds to the premium feel.The typing when going from a standard UK-layout takes a little getting used to as this is an ANSI board (missing the L-shaped enter key and a few other less-important keys shifted around) but I was quickly up to my regular typing speed.Highly recommend looking at 'VIA' that this board supports to unlock additional functionality for this board, especially if you're on Windows. This allows you to remap any key on the board and apply function shortcuts too.If I had to be super critical, I'd say that one or two of the keys are fractionally misaligned but this doesn't ... MoreWow. Incredible quality for the price. This is my first 'enthusiast' keyboard and I'm blown away with the typing experience. Every key feels great and the weight of the board adds to the premium feel.The typing when going from a standard UK-layout takes a little getting used to as this is an ANSI board (missing the L-shaped enter key and a few other less-important keys shifted around) but I was quickly up to my regular typing speed.Highly recommend looking at 'VIA' that this board supports to unlock additional functionality for this board, especially if you're on Windows. This allows you to remap any key on the board and apply function shortcuts too.If I had to be super critical, I'd say that one or two of the keys are fractionally misaligned but this doesn't appear to be related to the switches, as replacing one (with the provided three spare) didn't change anything.Speaking of switches, one of the installed ones didn't feel right when I was testing the board, so those spare ones that come in the box do come in handy. I was able to hot swap it out within seconds.Worth noting that a stiff keycap puller (shaped like 'O=') may be a little thick to fit between the caps of this keyboard. Thankfully, this board comes with a regular keycap/switch puller in the box, so works great.I've not made any modifications to the board as yet (super novice in the space) but have purchased an aesthetic cable from Amazon to complete the look, as the one of the box (whilst fine) is just a standard cable.Thoroughly recommend overall! If you love that THOCKY sound, you'll love the Rainy75._____Just to add, I pre-ordered the Rainy75 as my first purchase here on Computer Orbit as the site was great and the price seemed fair considering they'd be getting these in from China.The delivery estimation time was pushed back a touch but after reaching out to customer support they were keen to advise there was a slight delay but nothing to worry about - excellent service, will be returning!