Nathan C. Lee
It does what it says on the box. Rainy, tappy, and pleasant.
I tested this against some other boards for the design, feel, and sound. I did not test connectivity, programmability, or any RGB functions. I tried the "silver light" version with violet switches. This keyboard has the same case as the Womier 75, but it might actually be a little bit lighter. Unlike the Womier 75, this board doesn't have the magnetic disassembly, but uses screws. The sound of the keyboard is slightly louder, higher pitched, and more "tappy" than the Womier 75, but that's the whole point of it. It's supposed to have a gentle, rainy, tippy-tap sound. And frankly, it does that phenomenally well. It does exactly what it says on the box. It's a bit louder than the Womier 75, but it's not a tremendously loud keyboard altogether. You should really try this keyboard out - you might absolutely love it. Ultimately, it wasn't for me, but I can see the appeal. I would prefer they put a knob on it, but it's a nice, elegant keyboard.