DrunkDeer A75 Rapid Trigger Mechanical Keyboard, Magnetic Switch Keyboard, TKL 75% Layout RGB Wired USB Compact 82 Keys with Knob White, Barebone, No Keycap
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Size: No Keycap
Color: White-No (Barebone)
Features
- Ultra Response Speed: 10 times faster than the traditional mechanical keyboard. This 75 percent keyboard with hyper-fast input and smooth linear travel for an unmatched gaming experience.
- Adjustable Actuation Distance: DrunkDeer magnetic linear switch allows customized actuation from 0.4mm to 3.6mm. Switching 9 levels in 1 second for different input situations.
- 2 In 1 action key: This Tenkeyless keyboard could program two different actions to the same key for powerful gaming/working shortcuts
- Never Miss: It's able to set 2 different active points on 1 key through the 2 In 1 action function to ensure you'll never miss the key you press. Triggered Once Pressed, Reset Once Lifted.
- Ready To Use: Available for MacOS and Windows; Usb type-C cable and CtoA adapter to connect with PC or laptop.
- Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Brand: DrunkDeer
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console
Connectivity Technology: USB
Keyboard Description: Mechanical
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Special Feature: Backlit
Color: White-No (Barebone)
Number of Keys: 82
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: Without Keycap
Product Dimensions: 13.97 x 5.51 x 1.77 inches
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Manufacturer: DrunkDeer
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: Drunk Deer A75
Date First Available: May 30, 2023
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Picked up the black version with no keycaps. I did the following: - Added some craft store EVA foam to fill out the remaining cavity in the bottom - Installed a set of PBTfans doubleshot keycaps I had on another board I love it. Yes, the software is not the greatest but it is accessible on the web similar to the Wooting (no need to run local software like Steelseries engine). Latency seems good, and the rapid trigger functionality is definitely noticeable in Valorant. Speaking of, I recently returned the Steelseries Apex Pro TKL. While the rapid trigger seemed to work well there, it had a bit lighter stock springs and the TKL form factor is just too long for me currently. This a75 75%-ish form factor is much better for my limited desk space. Beyond the gaming features, I personally think it is a great sounding board, and pleasant to type on. I felt like buying from this brand was going to be a bit risky, but I have joined the DrunkDeer discord and found a great community of folks and it seems like a product that has come from a group of enthusiastic people. I look forward to the continued improvement to the firmware. I would recommend it for someone interested in trying a keyboard with Rapid trigger type functionality but don' want to drop more money on the Steelseries or wait for a few months on the next Wooting batch
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by Gamer and Enthuiast PC Person
Size: ABS Keycap
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I’ve had this keyboard for about a month now and so far it’s a very nice keyboard. The Keycaps are ABS but are actually some of the nicest abs caps I’ve had but of course I had to switch them out for my own PBT. I now use this as my main keyboard for work because the typing experience is just so smooth and satisfying. For gaming it’s like a whole different experience compared to mechanical because of the ability to set different actuation points, it’s almost like cheating lol! It’s so fast and works very well for 1st person shooters. I haven’t tried the Wooting 60he which is what this is compared to but other reviewers have said it’s similar. I went with this because of two things, first I love the 75% layout (can’t go without my volume wheel) and second it’s available with fast shipping. I would highly recommend this for gaming and definitely over the Wooting if you don’t like the 60% layout. For work it depends on your preference because the switches are smooth and easy to press. I think the springs are 55g but don’t quote me on that. If you don’t like linear switch feel with no tactile feedback then I would wait until they come out with tactile switches. I heard they’re are coming out with different switches in the future for the hot swap feature which I can’t wait for. Picture are pudding keycaps and rubber WASD keys.
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