cus the company wobkey is from china which is in asia and the shipping from there to your doorstep will cost alot fr cus i got mine for roughly 120usd - living in singapore
I've bought a lot of keyboards in my day, and the Rainy75 is by far the most premium feeling one I've ever owned. Plus the sound profile is to die for, i love the way that it sounds.
I recently managed to get the pro version of this keyboard for a total of $103 total on a sale on Drop, which compare to the typical price of $150 if you buy it in amazon plus, so a really good deal in my opinion; and so far I really like it.
The Rainy 75 is definitely a disruptor for the crazily priced mechanical keyboard market. I bought one and it rivals keyboards twice its price. Keep it up Wobkey!
@@Rashidun313 I think so. The Epomaker P75 isn't a bad keyboard, I think the Rainy and Bridge 75 edge it out though in build quality and overall typing experience.
I got the Rainy75 a few months ago as well and I LOVE IT. It is by far one of my favorite keyboards that I owned, but I had no idea that not only was this WOBKEY's first product but that they also just got started in January. Crazy! I would highly recommend it as a keyboard for anyone wanting to get into keyboards
I've had a Rainy75 since January and loved it while I used it as a daily driver for work (I currently use a Zoom75). For the price, feel, materials, sound profile, and being pre-built, the Rainy is incredible! Having the wireless toggle under a key was a weird choice, but was never a concern since I kept it wired.
A few months ago when I was looking to buy a keyboard I checked out this one. At the time (could still be) their discord was filled with a TON of problems. As well as them just NEVER responding to anything. So I'm not sure a keyboard without any kind of warranty could be considered best unless it is pristine and the amount of problems I saw was far from it. Still a great video and a great sounding keyboard.
I got KZZI K75 PRO and I love it. Most good keyboards around $100 are not wireless (come on now, it's 2024). And for the $100 (when I bought it last year) range no other keyboard I like the KZZI because it tickets all my needs and more: 1. Long battery life when LEDs are off. I am talking about of well over THREE weeks before I need to recharge it. 2. Battery indicator. 3. Support for Bluetooth and 2.4Hz wireless at 1000Hz poll rate. 4. 3-Pin and 5-Pin hot swappable switch sockets. 5. USB hub (2 USB C and 1 USB A ports) And more. Most other keyboards has one feature or the other but not all (Battery indicator, USB hub, support for Bluetooth, etc.) and most other keyboards are ridiculously thick that you can't use them comfortably without a wrist pad. Areas of improvements I'd say the: - Software's UI (not the features, it's well featured, just the UI look) - A dedicated volume control knob. It just looks cool and you don't have to FN + F key the process.
Bridge. I had both, rainy75 pcb gave out within a few months and support was useless. I also prefer the bridge ball-catch mechanism, sound. Rainy has a better case finish is all
I just got myself the Aula ... but the M75 one. It's the F75 but without a knnob and has a 3-part alu case. It has an actual dongle slot, flex cut PCB, PC flex cut plate, 6 butterfly gaskets and tons of foam. Please check it out and give your opinions so I feel like I made the right choice by not getting the Rainy75
Bought into the Rainy75 during the kickstarter with a Pro model as they had one more slot left for the Super Early Bird deal of $100. A months later it showed up and I have been using it constantly ever since. Haven't had a problem with it and it has been dead-on reliable throughout the daily driver usage it has been through. Haven't had to open up the internals yet for any mods as I tend to like how it sounds stock. Got the blue model and and decided to go more premium with the keycaps and order a set of Cerakey Crazed keycaps aswell as some 67g springs to swap out on the stock WOB JMX switches it came with aswell as filming them. And overall with that has been a pleasant typing experience with my only problem being me not used to the texture and missing the correct keys from time-to-time. But that is on the keycaps and not the board itself.
I bought it on Drop during their black friday sale i got the standard version for $90 and after tax and shipping came out to $100 flat, i was a bit worried since the shipping said it was going to be delayed till January 15th and i heard some issues about quality control and was thinking of canceling my order, but it ended up shipping a few hours after i got that delay notification lol, and honestly i couldnt be happier. I geniunely have no complaints besides the keycaps being pretty tight on there and the switch pulling off with them. I genuinely dont know how a keyboard could be much better its super solid and heavy, all the keys sound great, stabilizers feel very nice, its wireless ( i dont really care about personally), RGB, and hot swappable.
Paid extra for shipping and even at ~£150, its worth it. No regrets. Easily the best keyboard ive bought or tested. I only wish they didnt sacrifice the right ctrl key for the logo.
I love mine. Only problem for me: The right shift key is shorter than standard, so you need to be very careful with that when you order replacement keycap sets.
Same! Have been trying keyboards for a while and now have found the perfect one for me in the Rainy75. Its value preposition is great and the build quality and typing sound is just right for me. 🥰
I got mine from mechanicalkeybords to avoid the customer service issues I've heard about. Saved a chunk of money since I didn't have to pay for Wobkey's expensive shipping costs. Plus I had a coupon code. Great keyboard. Legit feels like a weapon. The poppy sound takes some getting used to for me. Overall best keyboard I've put my fingers on.
I bought mine on amazon on sale for $120 even with all the bell and whistles. pretty happy about it. Except for when I went to change the switches out some of the plate ripped out with it. Could be skill issue but this is the only keyboard thats ever happened to me.
So I got this keyboard and it's fantastic, but I think I would like a deeper sounding switch? It's a BIT clacky? It's not terrible and I could live with this tbh but just wondering what a deeper switch profile could do? any recommendations?
Great keyboard for the price for sure! Not my favorite of the year but for those who don't want to build for the price it almost can't be beat. My favorite pre-built of the years is the Evo80 but it's almost twice the price with shipping and is TKL. To me the HMX switches are the way to go, no need for the pro on the Rainy 75, especially if you want to use RGB and will keep it plugged in most of the time.
It’s okay , I would stick it with the bridge 75 , womier sk75 , the k75 pro xvx isn’t to far off ,for the price it’s good though I just with more would incorporate syncing rgb with other programs , great video
I have the Rainy75 Pro and the Womier RD75, and the latter is better for the tinkerers amongst us with its ball catch system instead of the hidden screws, so you can open and change stuff on the fly.
Hey, you should try the walla F 75 keyboard I got it and it’s pretty well out of the box. I would also like to hear it tape mod. Thank you for reading.
I think the XVX K75 pro, and the Epomaker Feker Galaxy 80 are also amazing boards at $100 (full aluminum, good foams, RGB, and wireless). The Rainy is a tiny bit better than them, but also around $130, so its more money for a little bit better.
I own the Rainy75 Standard and agree it is one of the best “budget” keyboards unfortunately for me the broke with the RGB on various keys, where they go on and off randomly. Though I don’t care much for the RGB on the Rainy75 (just doesn’t look go on it). It does make question the quality of some components. I also, own a Bridge75 HE and right now it’s my current main for work and I have to say I personally think it’s better, both from a quality and software standpoint.
The yunzi al68 has a full aluminum board with the same kind of weight and with Bluetooth and rgb for 100 dollars but the rainy 75 if you want rgb you can’t go with the lite version that’s actually 100 dollars
I got my first rainy75 from kickstarter and then I found a 2nd at a amazon return store for only 12$ and it was the pro pink and mine from kickstarter was 120 the standard electro blue.
the bridge75 is a lot better lmao, it has via as well, sounds in my opinion better, it has a ball-catch system, is the same price and it has rgb on the plus which is only 10 pounds more (i found it at £98.94, the plus version, on aliexpress, i found free shipping that only took 2 weeks.)
The lite version is 99 dollars, the regular is 109, and the pro is 139. The lite doesnt have rgb, so if you like rgb, get the regular or pro. I think for value, the womier sk75 is the best, as it gives everything that the rainy75 gives you, except just better value. It even has the "ultra low latency mode." The switches are up to preference, but I do think that the blizzards sound a bit better. It comes with rgb, unlike the rainy75 lite, and has free shipping.
As an 80 keyboard advocate. Even I cannot defend the ins key. I use del, home ,end, page up and down a lot though, when programming. Any 75 layout just messes up my flow.
Does anyone here know what the polling rate on the Pro version is? I have seen some people say it’s 500 and others say 1000. Wobkey does not have it anywhere that I can find. I even asked on the Wobkey discord and still no answer. I swear trying to find out the polling rate of this thing is as closely guarded as Area 51.
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somehow this keyboard climbs up to $200 as it passes the border up into Canada.... Annoying asf
Its actually so annoying lol
Almost $400 to Brazil
@@modestmouse6 yup, really annoying. Hope it's available for us soon.
@@modestmouse6 its £217 here in the uk. Wtf
cus the company wobkey is from china which is in asia and the shipping from there to your doorstep will cost alot fr cus i got mine for roughly 120usd - living in singapore
I've bought a lot of keyboards in my day, and the Rainy75 is by far the most premium feeling one I've ever owned. Plus the sound profile is to die for, i love the way that it sounds.
Bridge75 is better at $99, has ball catch structure and sounds better
@@Authentyc no shot the bridge75 sounds better. Plus, it’s mostly subjective anyways.
I have both, they both sound and feel equally good
I bought this keyboard based on your earlier reviews. I regret nothing. Also, their customer service is slow but genuinely good.
I recently managed to get the pro version of this keyboard for a total of $103 total on a sale on Drop, which compare to the typical price of $150 if you buy it in amazon plus, so a really good deal in my opinion; and so far I really like it.
The Rainy 75 is definitely a disruptor for the crazily priced mechanical keyboard market. I bought one and it rivals keyboards twice its price. Keep it up Wobkey!
Is it better than Epomaker P75?
@@Rashidun313 I think so. The Epomaker P75 isn't a bad keyboard, I think the Rainy and Bridge 75 edge it out though in build quality and overall typing experience.
I got the Rainy75 a few months ago as well and I LOVE IT. It is by far one of my favorite keyboards that I owned, but I had no idea that not only was this WOBKEY's first product but that they also just got started in January. Crazy! I would highly recommend it as a keyboard for anyone wanting to get into keyboards
I've had a Rainy75 since January and loved it while I used it as a daily driver for work (I currently use a Zoom75). For the price, feel, materials, sound profile, and being pre-built, the Rainy is incredible! Having the wireless toggle under a key was a weird choice, but was never a concern since I kept it wired.
I almost bought the rainy 75 until i figure out you have to take off the capslock to turn it on and off. That was the deal breaker for me
Exactly what I have on my desk. Got it 3 months ago, absolutely no complains.
How is the Epomaker aula 75 is it the same?
They also made a hall effect version of the rainy 75 which also sounds better than the rest of the hall effect keyboards.
May i know where…?
@@joshuang582 it's called the rainy 75 rt/he which i think is available in wobkey's website.
WHERE
Yeah where
It's on Wobkey's official website called Rainy 75 RT/HE.
Amazon is $159 now
A few months ago when I was looking to buy a keyboard I checked out this one. At the time (could still be) their discord was filled with a TON of problems. As well as them just NEVER responding to anything. So I'm not sure a keyboard without any kind of warranty could be considered best unless it is pristine and the amount of problems I saw was far from it. Still a great video and a great sounding keyboard.
I don't know while Epomaker sells aula for 70 dollars. It used to be sold for 15 dollars in TEMU.
Thanks for sharing this!!
pro or standard model recommendation for a first time mechanical user/buyer?
Is there a version with keypad or what do you recommend there?
I got KZZI K75 PRO and I love it. Most good keyboards around $100 are not wireless (come on now, it's 2024). And for the $100 (when I bought it last year) range no other keyboard I like the KZZI because it tickets all my needs and more:
1. Long battery life when LEDs are off. I am talking about of well over THREE weeks before I need to recharge it.
2. Battery indicator.
3. Support for Bluetooth and 2.4Hz wireless at 1000Hz poll rate.
4. 3-Pin and 5-Pin hot swappable switch sockets.
5. USB hub (2 USB C and 1 USB A ports)
And more.
Most other keyboards has one feature or the other but not all (Battery indicator, USB hub, support for Bluetooth, etc.) and most other keyboards are ridiculously thick that you can't use them comfortably without a wrist pad.
Areas of improvements I'd say the:
- Software's UI (not the features, it's well featured, just the UI look)
- A dedicated volume control knob. It just looks cool and you don't have to FN + F key the process.
bridge 75 or rainy 75 for end game keyboard?
Neither, these are entry level boards. Get a Neo75
@@Lanes100 my budget 120
Bridge. I had both, rainy75 pcb gave out within a few months and support was useless. I also prefer the bridge ball-catch mechanism, sound. Rainy has a better case finish is all
I own both, both are equally good
How does it compare to the Yunzii AL71
I just got myself the Aula ... but the M75 one. It's the F75 but without a knnob and has a 3-part alu case. It has an actual dongle slot, flex cut PCB, PC flex cut plate, 6 butterfly gaskets and tons of foam. Please check it out and give your opinions so I feel like I made the right choice by not getting the Rainy75
I got one last month, and it's literally the best keyboard that I ever owned, and used before. I have the Violet switches. These are amazing switches.
Just got it delivered two days ago. Love it , worth the wait and every dollar 💰
Bought into the Rainy75 during the kickstarter with a Pro model as they had one more slot left for the Super Early Bird deal of $100. A months later it showed up and I have been using it constantly ever since. Haven't had a problem with it and it has been dead-on reliable throughout the daily driver usage it has been through. Haven't had to open up the internals yet for any mods as I tend to like how it sounds stock. Got the blue model and and decided to go more premium with the keycaps and order a set of Cerakey Crazed keycaps aswell as some 67g springs to swap out on the stock WOB JMX switches it came with aswell as filming them. And overall with that has been a pleasant typing experience with my only problem being me not used to the texture and missing the correct keys from time-to-time. But that is on the keycaps and not the board itself.
I bought it on Drop during their black friday sale i got the standard version for $90 and after tax and shipping came out to $100 flat, i was a bit worried since the shipping said it was going to be delayed till January 15th and i heard some issues about quality control and was thinking of canceling my order, but it ended up shipping a few hours after i got that delay notification lol, and honestly i couldnt be happier. I geniunely have no complaints besides the keycaps being pretty tight on there and the switch pulling off with them. I genuinely dont know how a keyboard could be much better its super solid and heavy, all the keys sound great, stabilizers feel very nice, its wireless ( i dont really care about personally), RGB, and hot swappable.
Got 2 because I have a keyboard problem and the solution is to buy more
Do you have any recommendations I don’t have a big budget but I want a keyboard that’s not clicky can you recommend me some?
Any thoughts on quality control? Returning a faulty keyboard would be a pain since I don't live in the US, and they don't sell it here
Yoo love ur vids very helpful
Just got the rainy75 and the Aula f75 a few days before this video released. Strange timing.
@@WindyIg How would u compare the rainy75 to the aula?
My daily driver is a Rainy. I just switched the switches and caps to something I like, and now it's the best keyboard I ever had.
I wish it came with a knob :( Tons of other keebs out there with knobs I know but I want the Rainy :
@@DrifterGaming I always use my knob. I decided instead of this to get the leobog hi8, there's an upgraded version called the leobog hi8 se now
@@jphysics Thanks for the tip! Checking this out now
Paid extra for shipping and even at ~£150, its worth it. No regrets. Easily the best keyboard ive bought or tested. I only wish they didnt sacrifice the right ctrl key for the logo.
what, it's £104.24 without shipping though?
@@therealist2000Mb, I rounded up. Checking on my receipt I had paid £139 back when I bought it. Point still stands 😅
In terms of overall feel, would you recommend the pro version with the cocoa switches or the basic version with the violets?
I love mine. Only problem for me: The right shift key is shorter than standard, so you need to be very careful with that when you order replacement keycap sets.
Same! Have been trying keyboards for a while and now have found the perfect one for me in the Rainy75. Its value preposition is great and the build quality and typing sound is just right for me. 🥰
I got mine from mechanicalkeybords to avoid the customer service issues I've heard about. Saved a chunk of money since I didn't have to pay for Wobkey's expensive shipping costs. Plus I had a coupon code.
Great keyboard. Legit feels like a weapon. The poppy sound takes some getting used to for me. Overall best keyboard I've put my fingers on.
I bought mine on amazon on sale for $120 even with all the bell and whistles. pretty happy about it. Except for when I went to change the switches out some of the plate ripped out with it. Could be skill issue but this is the only keyboard thats ever happened to me.
How is this better than the Shortcut Studio Bridge75, which looks very similar?
I bought the Aula F99 earlier this year... and its perfect.
Do they ship to the Philippines?
is there any tkl boards from WOB that are as good as rainy75?
just ordered the pro silver version a few days ago im so excited 😁
If it had a knob it would be literally perfect.
Ive been asking them for an ISO version for 1.5 years. I dont think its coming
I would absolutely love a ISO Nordic layout option for this keyboard ⌨️
Thanks, do you know of the halle effect rainy 75 sounds this good as well?
i just got the sk75 as part of my christmas present i think its sick and love it
its basically a rainy 75
How would you line this up compaired to the Bridge 75?
they're the same, i had both. i guess the design is a bit cuter but they're not that different, and the bridge has the same case as the qk75n
Had both, i prefer the Bridge
Is there any chance I can mount an iso-fr key set on that pcb ? I’m unfortunately French😢
have you tried Drunkdeer keyboards yet?
Any other option same as rainy here in CA it cost round 200
How many Kb of storage does the PCB have? I want to configure the macros to automatically type out several sentences.
damn...almost 200$ on polish amazon too. 135$ on official site. Perhaps someday
So I got this keyboard and it's fantastic, but I think I would like a deeper sounding switch? It's a BIT clacky? It's not terrible and I could live with this tbh but just wondering what a deeper switch profile could do? any recommendations?
The issue here is foam. If you take the foam out you'll bottom the PCB out though because of all the flex cuts
tri-mode is for multiple devices such as a pc and a separate streaming pc
Do you think the Rainy75 is better than the Bridge75? In what way?
Great keyboard for the price for sure! Not my favorite of the year but for those who don't want to build for the price it almost can't be beat. My favorite pre-built of the years is the Evo80 but it's almost twice the price with shipping and is TKL. To me the HMX switches are the way to go, no need for the pro on the Rainy 75, especially if you want to use RGB and will keep it plugged in most of the time.
It’s okay , I would stick it with the bridge 75 , womier sk75 , the k75 pro xvx isn’t to far off ,for the price it’s good though I just with more would incorporate syncing rgb with other programs , great video
I have the Rainy75 Pro and the Womier RD75, and the latter is better for the tinkerers amongst us with its ball catch system instead of the hidden screws, so you can open and change stuff on the fly.
Damn that sounds amazing!
impossible to get one, even though I resided in China few months ago, their taobao shop was always out of stock .
My rainy 75 disconnects from my computer from time to time. I have to physically disconnect it and reconnect it to fix it. Any idea why this happens?
The Amazon link is pointing to the official website.
Does anyone know where i could buy this Keyboard because i live in Austria ?
I've bough the cheaper version aula 75 for 50 bucks and it was gradient version and south facing.. its actually above my expectation..😊😊
I wish one of these budget boards would offer me a split space option.
Does anyone know how the Rainy and Aula are compared to the Royal Kludge M75? Sound and typing?
Hey, Switch and Click I have 120$ to spend on a keyboard should a buy a prebuilt one or make my own custom one
Hey, you should try the walla F 75 keyboard I got it and it’s pretty well out of the box. I would also like to hear it tape mod. Thank you for reading.
You should really try the Aula f75 sorry for the typo in the actual comment but I would like to hear it tape modded to see if I wanna tape mod it
PS it also has a knob😊
I think the XVX K75 pro, and the Epomaker Feker Galaxy 80 are also amazing boards at $100 (full aluminum, good foams, RGB, and wireless). The Rainy is a tiny bit better than them, but also around $130, so its more money for a little bit better.
How Is this keyboard compared to the Qk65, I want a more custom keyboard but I really do love this keyboard.
QK/Neo are always gonna be better. I'd recommend waiting for the Neo65 CU that's coming in February
Nice looking keyboard but Hall effect keyboards are definitely the way to go.
Can I have the amazon link? I can't seem to find it. The ASIN would be great
@@jierenzheng7670 it's in the description dude
I own the Rainy75 Standard and agree it is one of the best “budget” keyboards unfortunately for me the broke with the RGB on various keys, where they go on and off randomly. Though I don’t care much for the RGB on the Rainy75 (just doesn’t look go on it). It does make question the quality of some components. I also, own a Bridge75 HE and right now it’s my current main for work and I have to say I personally think it’s better, both from a quality and software standpoint.
PMO WAVE75 (womier rd 75 pro) -
looks like the best solution
The yunzi al68 has a full aluminum board with the same kind of weight and with Bluetooth and rgb for 100 dollars but the rainy 75 if you want rgb you can’t go with the lite version that’s actually 100 dollars
switch and click can u try the MCHOSE G75
Can you review Riccks RS8, It's really good.
Is rainy 75 poppy or thocky?
both
I got my first rainy75 from kickstarter and then I found a 2nd at a amazon return store for only 12$ and it was the pro pink and mine from kickstarter was 120 the standard electro blue.
not Hall Effect?
this and EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 are my favs
LOVE my Rainy75
the bridge75 is a lot better lmao, it has via as well, sounds in my opinion better, it has a ball-catch system, is the same price and it has rgb on the plus which is only 10 pounds more (i found it at £98.94, the plus version, on aliexpress, i found free shipping that only took 2 weeks.)
My dream is rainy 75 with a knob
rainy 75 RT HE
As a Couch PC gamer that uses Linux, software is irrelevant, and the weight doesn't really matter either.. Royal Kludge has been my go to
Still very happy with my Ajazz A820 with sea salt switches. Cost me 52 dollars.
Up north in Canada this is around $200 😢
this lady is the keyboard queen.
The lite version is 99 dollars, the regular is 109, and the pro is 139. The lite doesnt have rgb, so if you like rgb, get the regular or pro. I think for value, the womier sk75 is the best, as it gives everything that the rainy75 gives you, except just better value. It even has the "ultra low latency mode." The switches are up to preference, but I do think that the blizzards sound a bit better. It comes with rgb, unlike the rainy75 lite, and has free shipping.
2:05 --- why people need ins key?
As an 80 keyboard advocate. Even I cannot defend the ins key.
I use del, home ,end, page up and down a lot though, when programming. Any 75 layout just messes up my flow.
Best, checks out all boxes, but doesn't have right alt, which is a dealbraker for some languages (much worse than no insert).
Why do these keyboards never have DE/ISO variants.
Would have instantly ordered one but now I have to stick with akko.
Only wave75 can beat him.
Does anyone here know what the polling rate on the Pro version is? I have seen some people say it’s 500 and others say 1000. Wobkey does not have it anywhere that I can find. I even asked on the Wobkey discord and still no answer. I swear trying to find out the polling rate of this thing is as closely guarded as Area 51.
I love the Insert key and accidentally having new letters eat the place of old letters.
Then remap it
I need a rainy75 with a knob
this keyboard rises up to 175€ in Spain aside that people who use to type with ISO keyboards they are off of this market 😞
where is the knob!
I NEED MY KNOB!
If you are going to buy this keyboard, please buy the RT version (Rainy75 RT), never choose the normal version