Rainy 75 Keyboard

It didn't take much to catch my interest, just hearing the sound through a YouTube video convinced me to buy it. Few years ago you had to spend hundreds to get a keyboard like this, and you had to build it yourself.

The build quality is impeccable, with its weighty aluminum case painted in a thick and vibrant red coating. The red color also has a black forged aluminum weight on the rear, which looks absolutely stunning.

The sound is what sells the product. It's insanely good, the switches are well lubed and they give you 3 spares in case one breaks or feels a bit too scratchy.

To me it's a 10/10 product.

Absolutely phenomenal keyboard. Blew my expectations out of the water. Build quality is incredible, sound and feel are near perfect, and it’s significantly better than some of my other more expensive keyboards. 10/0, strongly recommend

Great keyboard, sounds and feels amazing, but after abt 2 weeks of use, some of the switches feel a tiny bit scratchy. Love that it's hotswap

This keyboard is super satisfying to both use and listen to. I nice step up from my previous keyboard.

It is a joy to type on this keyboard, for the price you are paying this is an incredible experience to type on, and the sound is *chef's kiss*. The build quality is also very nice as well, I was surprised at how heavy such a small keyboard can be - this also coming from the fact that I have transitioned to this from a Razer Blackwidow Tournament Edition keyboard.

That being said, there a couple of minor caveats that I do have when I have been using this keyboard:
1. I really wish the on/off switch was on the outside of the keyboard instead of being under the caps lock key - I tried switching it on/off the first few days I used it but now I keep it on permanently - I just kept on accidentally taking out the key switch instead of the key cap and I'm worried that eventually I'm gonna break it). Instead, I just pay attention to the battery life on it (which is very easy to check - Fn + Spacebar - so it's not too bad)

2. The layout is unideal, I do somewhat miss having the Ins/Delete/Home/End/PgeUp/PgeDown keys in their own 2 separate rows. The lack of space for the arrow keys is also unideal but there again I think if this is for the sake of reducing the price by reducing the real estate on the keyboard then I can live with it.

TL;DR Amazing typing experience for the price, as long as you don't mind the layout and awkwardly turning it on/off.