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Let’s try

@@sokeeb17 thanks! Looking forward to another great video 👍🏽

Case foam, PE foam, foam between plate and pcb All is included

@@sokeeb17 Thanks

Not really

lol

both have ultra low latency mode option, forgot the key combination but good for gaming.

but the bridge75 has HE version, which is literally wooting.

Yes

Rainy for me

How do you like the keyboard?

@@reversenermen_9399 The bridge and Rainy are comparable, I really like both. For me it's the higher pitch sound of the rainy vs the ball catch system. I was surprised how loud the Rainy is, that doesn't come across over TH-cam.It's nice when I'm not working, but it's distracting when I am.

Rainy for sound. Bridge for design

They are not the same sound. Because of plate and design case

pretty much the same. buy whatever cheapest and locally available because buying internationally is risky and sometimes more expensive. but if youre playing fps, get bridge75 HE version. i personally have rainy pro version. almost a month with wireless went by without charging with 7000mAh. bridge plus has 8000 tho but i dont know the performance. sometimes bigger battery doesnt always mean last longer.

and if youre into std version, watch this video. if youre into pro/plus version, rainy pro have deeper thockier switch. but hey, you can always customize switch.

As previous comment, Bridge75 have HE version that is magnetic switch for fps gaming or other

Linear Milk switches

It's very reasonably price!

For now, the only way to get them is through purchasing the rainy75

AliExpress

It came with Rainy75

@@amiralfaruq5948 so that explains. Thank you.

That right thumb too

carpal tunnel

Both are ball catch structure easy to disassembly. But if you need display screen, ND75 is good choice. However, I like Bridge75 design more

I've got a rainy75, and I can say that if you like the sound of it in the video, get it. It sounds the same in person and is great quality, you may have to wait slightly for its delivery though.

As @Snormy mentioned, both are good sound. But If you will buy bridge75, you need to wait.

@@Snormy I’ve seen a couple of quality issues from wobkey discord server and their customer support is pretty much non existent so that got me a little worried

@@nizam624able One thing to keep in mind too is the Rain75 is only 500hz wired or dongle, if that matters to you

@@nizam624able if u can find it in stock at a local store or something, its very worth the price. dont go through wobkey. I get all my customer support through the shop i bought mine from

I already added link in bio, preorder by Swagkey that might only sell in Korea. Have to wait for international preorder. I got this keyboard from vendor in my country.

I already added link in bio, preorder by Swagkey that might only sell in Korea. Have to wait for international preorder. I got this keyboard from vendor in my country.

I want clack sound

​@@sokeeb17is he not just clacky, but very clacky, and the sound is more like a creak?

It's dust clean the switches and they start to work again

supposedly, the new ones (v3 cream yellow pro) should be better regarding this problem. I have the same problem with my cream yellows so I ordered the new version to try em out. Hopefully will be better, cus I really liked the feel and sound of them. :(

Not yet

me too

No foam

Because of normal stem, pro is box stem

Factory lubed

Normal one is more thock but it’s different a bit

For my opinion, HMX Violet have more clacky sound that i like it. Typing feeling is not different. HMX Violet came with Rainy75, but Hyacinth still sell and can find in the market.

@@sokeeb17agreed with your comment!

WAIT! Get the original non-rebranded version! AULA F75, or F87 if you want an 80% TKL, or F99 if you want a 96%. This Yunzii rebrand of it is the lowest-end version of it but priced higher, while the real tri-mode wireless + full RGB versions with better switches (Nimbus, Reaper, etc) are still only 45-75 US depending on the sale. On right promos, these are currently the best value pre-built boards on the market. There's similar ones that upgrade to aluminum cases for a bit more though, Galaxy80, Hi75, Rainy75, Cidoo V75, AL66/AL71, etc.

@@MangoTangoFoxtoo late bro 😢

@@MangoTangoFoxthanks, i might buy the f75

AULA F75, F87, F99 are the original full-featured versions with wireless and full-RGB. It's makes no sense why Yunzii only decided to sell the lowest wired 1-color LED version here, they didn't skimp out like that on their other recent boards... such as their AL66 and AL71, which were originally made by Xinmeng (A66 / M71).

@@MangoTangoFox Wish there was a nice page outlining all the clones and origins hahaha.

​@@802Garage I help run the budget-focused custom keyboard community and we're working on making exactly that! We're setting up a database/catalogue of modern boards and a buying/building guide. There's many older existing resources, but most have tons of info about vintage boards and soldering and such, but no understanding of the modern budget market as it's moving so fast... any amount basically gets you double what it did only 6-12 months ago.

@@MangoTangoFox That's awesome! Is that on Reddit or something? I'm currently rocking Velocifire TKL cheapo. Definitely want to upgrade to something nice soon and I have a pretty good understanding of everything low to high end, the budgets involved, the brands, but I don't know a lot about history or who clones what or original factories. I'm very familiar in other markets, but not as much with keyboards, even though I am learning a lot fast. I honestly think I might just go with an Aula F75 which is one of the main keyboards I was looking at already and just by a custom set of caps because I really want shine through letters. I forget where things are enough that I need to be able to see it even when the room is dark hahaha. I also really don't have the budget for anything high-end nor am I keyboard focused enough to need it. One thing I really want is a company to make a latching mechanical keyboard switch. Like for example if you hit caps lock the switch actually stays down and you hit it again for it to come back up. There was a company that made them a long time ago, but now they are nearly impossible to find. There is one Alibaba seller who claims you can buy them, but I don't think they actually make them currently. I think they would be a pretty rad addition to custom keyboards. My friends and I also want to be able to use them for car projects.

Blue are louder a little bit and lower force

@@sokeeb17 and more better and satisfying sounds is blue too right?

​@@sokeeb17 but what different for both them? For feeling and feedback too?

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It’s budget keyboard. I like sound. It has innovation and good design. Weight is amazing

I am seeing some complaints about the color being a bit muted/different compared to what was advertised ... Is it true?

​@@neraida0705it is true compared to render But many review proto were sent out couldve easily looked at youtube for the colour u wanted

Very nice board and nice sound. I would have chosen different color keycaps for a blue board, but that is a matter of personal preference of course.

@@neraida0705 I'm not saying that I'm complaining, but from what I saw there's some in-accuracy between real and rendered colour, of course they'll be different but a bit too unexpected, like for example I ordered the jasper colour, and it's clearly different between rendered and real life unit, from the image it looks more like dark green, but in person it looks more like electric green/metallic green, more shiny kind of green not a dark/forest green that I expected, but still good colour

Sorry I dunno