My soul almost left my body when I tried typing on the keyboard for the sound test. Really grateful that the foams and pad are included as the only mod I've ever done is just lubing my switches. However, I don't think I'll need to use my bad lubing skills anytime soon as the stock came with good pre-lubed switches. So I'll be chilling(like Chill Guy), enjoying typing on my keyboard for the next few months without anything to worry about(except my university projects that I procrastinated).

I've only used the keyboard in wired mode and therefore am not aware of any possible issues with wireless.

I've been using the keyboard for the last couple of days and am very impressed with the quality of it. Albeit I haven't used that many different mechanical keyboards in my life and never a gasket mounted one the RD75 is the best keyboard I've ever had by far.

I ordered the anodized silver model. It arrived very quickly as I've ordered express delivery, the keyboard itself arrived in good condition, the keyboard box was put into another box and it had a "do not throw" sticker.

Inside the box there were additional keycaps (cute panda keycap was among them), some white and others of other color, keycap and switch puller, user manual and a generic non braided cable. For me, the non braided cable is the worst thing with this keyboard, but you don't have to use the same cable the keyboard came in so it was not a big issue.

Keyboard itself feels great. It worked right out of the box, didn't need to press anything or do anything, except plugging it in. The full aluminum case is heavy and the keyboard itself feels sturdy. The keycaps look and feel great, the typing feel and sound are really good also. I didn't find it too loud or too difficult to press or anything like that.

The RGB is really solid in my opinion. It doesn't shine through the keycaps but there's just enough of it to look really stylish. Someone else might find the brightness lacking, but I found it bright enough.

VIA connectivity is really helpful too, being able to remap any button you want, create your macros, manage RGB, media keys etc. to your own liking is a big plus.

It's also really easy to disassemble it if you want to make any changes to it.

Overall, this keyboard is great for anyone. Whether you're just getting into keyboards or want to start playing around with mods or tinker with gaskets, foams etc. or you're someone who wants to buy a quality keyboard and forget about it, this is a solid choice that I can recommend.

The RD75 has a great value… it’s Heavy, with Bright RGB, nice Paint Job (Black), better looking than the photos Keycaps and decent Switches (Gray).
Only one switch was broken (you get 3 spear so it’s not an issue).
The usb cable is not coil but its ok… the biggest complaint I have is that the on/off switch under the caps lock key and not in a visible position…
Also I wish the PCB was not with flexcuts

Great keyboard. I love the looks, the built, weight and feel.
The typing is smooth and sounds marbly, not silent, but not loud either.
I like the matt chalky look and feel of the metal case and the keys, I have the blue one, not sure if this chalky finish applies to the other color variants as well.

Some small issues: when I press the the Caps lock key the light only turns on (white) when all the backlights are on and with it the Z key then turns white as well. Or at times the Fn key then turns red and the Caps lock key white. The backlight under the \ | key is much brighter than the rest. But since I don't use the backlights it isn't an issue for me. And then finally, one of the rubber feet is missing, without that one foot the keyboard doesn't sit straight, it wobbles on my desk. I had to put a folded piece of paper under it to keep it straight. I emailed Womier about it and I hope they will send me a replacement rubber foot.
Overall I am impressed by the quality. The typing is excellent, the look and feel gorgeous and for the price it is simply outstanding.

heavy board, made well, switches sound amazing the key caps were easy to replace. my favorite board i’ve owned so far!

This is a beautiful keyboard that is satisfying to use. If you’re looking for your first mechanical keyboard, this is it! The design allows you to swap switches and keycaps to your heart’s content which is perfect for someone just entering the big and confusing world of custom keyboards.

Pros:
Super sturdy aluminum frame
Heavy enough to stay put
Attractive and compact design
Great sound
Bright LEDs with lots of presets
Powerful customization thanks to VIA support
Factory lubed switches are quite nice, and the extra three included are a nice touch
Lightning fast shipping

Cons:
Only ships with linear switches
Ultra low latency mode reduces debounce too much, introducing a lot of chatter
Some minor inconsistency in the switches led me to swap in all three of my extras - two for chatter and one for smoother operation
A little bit cramped for prolonged typing

If you have been wanting a mechanical keyboard but have been worried you’ll spend too much money on something you won’t like, this is the keyboard for you. First, you will probably like it! Second, if you find that you don’t like it this keyboard is easy to change into something you do like. And third, the price is right!

fantastic build quality, nice weight to it. I didnt like the red keycaps with the the gray. I think its a much more retro look with all the white and gray. Thanks to Womier for including extra gray switches!

The LEDs are nice although VIA is hyped up to be the best software yet there is no easy way to set a solid color in VIA. Womier's hardware control to the rescue though! Just follow the manual for solid color LEDs if that is something you like too.

Came in 7 days as well so amazing shipping! For other Canadians like me, FYI there are no customs charges or import duties.

Beautiful colors and sound. Overall, the components seem high quality. I just love it so much, even more than my more expensive 75% keyboard kit I built myself. Would recommend to all aspiring mechanical keyboard owners.