When wooden keyboards first came into view, a flood of questions filled your mind: Is it made of real wood? What are wooden keyboards best used for? And can one truly meet the needs of users accustomed to aluminum and plastic keyboards?
Womier WD75 V2, as one of the representative wooden keyboards, is crafted from real walnut wood, featuring a unique grain pattern on each board. Together with the forest green vibe keycaps, WD75 V2 just brings nature right to your desk.
Below, we sort out the feedback from top YouTubers and tech reviews to help you better understand the WD75 V2 and answer your questions about wooden keyboards.
What do YouTubers say?
NoodleNick - Wood cannot be beaten.
“I felt so freaking refined playing Marvel Rival.”
“I really like the way, I really like the feel of the keys, and I like how the shape of the keys kind of hug your fingers a little bit, and I love the look of the RGB.”
Toasty Bros - The Perfect Budget Aesthetic Gaming Keyboard.
“This is a keyboard with a real wooden case. It looks absolutely beautiful and will pair very nicely with your allwood gamingPC, which is a very popular tin right now.”
“It has a good acoustic with the wood. It is different. I think the wood kind of absorbs a little bit of the sound rather than reverberating it like plastic cases.”
“The keyboard feels really good. My favorite part is the look of it. It did a good job like nailing for 80 bucks: the wireless capacities, really bright RGB, a lot of good customization.”
SquashyBoy - I love wooden keyboards (and you should too).
“I like wooden keyboards so much, and that’s because they sound thocky. It’s something about the material of the wood that makes the keyboard sound so deep.”
“Another thing I like about wooden keyboards is that since it is made of wood, every single keyboard will look different. So, you are actually owning a one-of-one keyboard.”
Rx003 - This Wooden Keyboard Slaps!
“The texture is smooth, the legends are crisp and thick, and definitely above average for its price point.”
“I was honestly expecting it to feel really stiff and harsh since it’s using a typical tray mount design, which I haven’t tried in ages. But to my surprise, the PC plate actually helps in giving that nice and softer bottom out. While it is still on the stiffer side, overall, it doesn’t have that aggressive, harsh impact when typing. It is firm but comfortable, and I think it works well for long sessions.”
MikeyTypes - Can’t believe a wooden keyboard under $100.
“I love the design of it. I think the leaf design, the green and the wood does match, and it does give you a really cool look to it because it’s like a wooden tree with leaves on it. ”
“This one is VIA compatible. That, on its own, is already a huge bonus. I was very surprised, very shocked, and I got to say great job for actually doing the VIA support. It allows you to really easily mod things for this board.”
“The WD75 V2 is for someone who wants a unique-looking and violent sounding 75% keyboard that feels solid and kind of natural to type on. This is also a great option for beginners and kind of enthusiasts who want to try a different-looking board with this kind of layout without breaking the bank. It gives you that mix of aesthetic, functionality with the layout and practicality all in one solid package.”
What do Reviewers say?
PCmag - A well-built, thoughtfully designed keyboard with solid performance.
“The Womier WD75 V2 is a reasonably balanced keyboard that blends natural material design with modern features. The walnut craftsmanship is exceptional, the tri-mode connectivity with buttons (!) switching is implemented well, and the 8000mAh battery life is superb. Its internal engineering eliminates resonance and ping entirely, offering a clean, consistent typing experience.”
“The WD75 V2 supports VIA, allowing full key remapping, macros, and lighting adjustments directly through the browser without installing any software. In wired mode, it operates at a 1000Hz polling rate, and while wireless drop that down, latency remains minimal for daily tasks and gaming. In testing, connection stability was excellent across all modes with no noticeable dropouts or interference.”
Read the full review:
https://me.pcmag.com/en/keyboards/32702/womier-wd75-v2-keyboard-review
the-gadgeteer - A rugged keyboard for the outdoorsy type.
“I have stated in previous reviews that I’m very much an earth tones kind of guy. So the wood and green keycaps were almost made for me.”
“The WD75 has a pretty thocky sound if you ask me. However, when I’m typing, that sound is coming from the keys bottoming out on every keystroke (I will talk about that more in a bit). I think some of the sound is coming from the fact that it’s a wooden case. You get a much deeper sound, and not a lot of resonance at all.”
Read the full review:
Macsources - A solid choice for style and everyday performance.
“The keyboard combines a warm handcrafted look with reliable wireless functionality and strong build quality. It is easy to set up, enjoyable to type on, and fits seamlessly into daily workflows. The fixed angle and heavier frame may require some adjustment, but users who value a stable, premium desktop experience will find a lot to appreciate here.”
“I was very impressed with how easily I was able to switch inputs between the PC and the Mac. And, switching keyboard layouts between the two systems was also simple thanks to the Mac/PC switch. I tried out the 2.4Ghz receiver connection and it worked really well also.”
“The Womier WD75 Wireless Keyboard brings together natural materials, solid engineering, and a surprisingly polished user experience at an accessible price. Its walnut case gives it a distinctive presence on the desk, and its tri-mode connectivity makes it easy to integrate into any setup.”
Read the full review:
https://macsources.com/womier-wd75-wireless-keyboard-review
Final
Overall, the Womier WD75 V2 strikes an ideal balance between aesthetics and performance. Crafted from real walnut wood, it delivers a warm, natural texture that bridges the gap between plastic and aluminum keyboards. You get the sturdiness and premium feel of aluminum, without the cold, metallic touch often associated with metal cases.
WD75 V2 never compromises performance. It is a tri-mode connection VIA support keyboard that delivers a premium typing experience. Featuring multi-layer dampeners and foam inserts, it ensures smooth, precise keystrokes and a thocky sound. Additionally, the well-tuned and pre-lubed stabilizers deliver an extra layer of stability and smoothness.
Get your one-of-one keyboard at womierkeyboard.com.
