kickstarter early bird price, but they had to wait more than 6-10 months to get their boards and watch as the retail vendors got their stock first before they did. imagine paying 90 for it but then reciving no news or updates about your backed purchase, only to find that some ppl are recieving their boards faster than you because they payed 150 to the vendors who got their copies to sell first and then only getting ur board 3-4 months after its already been instock on amazon for the time u waited haha
@@nagusameta366 oh also if u know how to use taobao, u can get this board for like 30 usd. but only if ur able to catch the company's drops there lol. ive never been able to find it so i end up w retailer price
I got my Rainy75 a couple weeks ago (about $110 shipped with coupon code on Drop) and was really impressed how well the switches and stabilizers were lubed. Everything just felt perfect, so I haven't bothered to take it apart. I also have the Mode Tempo and it took me several tries to get the stabilizers sounding and feeling perfect. The mode is better, but I paid $550 for that build. These prebuilt keyboards at the $100-$150 range are pretty incredible (I also have the Bridge75 which is just as good as the Rainy).
I did the KS for the Rainy just like that, it's very nice but the competition is strong. If you don't like linear switches you are stuck with buying your own with the Rainy and most others, the ND75 is a little deeper sounding. However Epomaker just released the P75 with multiple switch options and it sounds amazing. No back weight but it's like $80 on Amazon and is very comparable. Very nice and thorough review on this!
the main aim of this board was to have a good sounding and feeling kb out the box that would be "in stock" and was budget enough the early bird price was not worth it for a lot of ppl haha, cause of lack of communication from wobkey abt delivery and retail vendors getting their boards first before kickstarter backers it also has a lot of qc problems with boards arriving w pcbs that have keys which are dead. so best buy from a vendor so u can get those sorted out without having to go through wobkey's pretty bad customer service rn
True! in the video I mention I like it :) But I didn’t clearly mention that some people think it’s a con because the flex performance is a bit spotty where the stand off screws are Insane value regardless :)
When you customize with better switches, keycaps and more, it's easy to go way above $200 with this board. It's still worth it. I wish the availability was better. But they have done a very good job on a decent platform to build from.
I have a wooting 60he right now and love it but when I’m not gaming I wanted something wireless, with a beautiful sound, F keys/delete, and most notably BLUE… And then my youtube algorithm blesses me with this BANGER. The algorithm is real, definitely earned a sub with the conciseness and honest review. And definitely gonna be scooping this
@@jaxkk1119 Haven’t gotten the chance to try it! But the HE switch option on the bridge75 seems super interesting. I don’t believe it could match wooting but might still be better than regular switches.
This fucking setup is fashion peek. Xraypad aqua c2 with rainy 75 this blue colors, what a candy. Mouse good, white, but I don't like how it looks, maybe finalmouse Poseidon or some razer stuf orochi or deathadder will be better.
@@GrinstCravtTV I’ve tried a few different mice and there are many better looking ones but I just play best on the superlight :) Poseidon would look amazing
Unless you are a top of the line pro esports player to that wants to al the bells and whistles of rapid trigger and all that, HE switches just don't sound that good yet to justify getting one but to each their own
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Nice to see someone else who paid over $130 for it. I didn't get how almost everyone else on YT kept getting for so much cheaper
It says in the vid
kickstarter early bird price, but they had to wait more than 6-10 months to get their boards and watch as the retail vendors got their stock first before they did.
imagine paying 90 for it but then reciving no news or updates about your backed purchase, only to find that some ppl are recieving their boards faster than you because they payed 150 to the vendors who got their copies to sell first and then only getting ur board 3-4 months after its already been instock on amazon for the time u waited haha
@@shadowvampwolfthanks for the explanation haha
@@nagusameta366 oh also if u know how to use taobao, u can get this board for like 30 usd. but only if ur able to catch the company's drops there lol. ive never been able to find it so i end up w retailer price
production on this video is really high, thought this was a popular channel with like 200k+ views before I checked
I appreciate the kind words :’) I feel like I still have sm to improve and this just motivates me more!
I got my Rainy75 a couple weeks ago (about $110 shipped with coupon code on Drop) and was really impressed how well the switches and stabilizers were lubed. Everything just felt perfect, so I haven't bothered to take it apart. I also have the Mode Tempo and it took me several tries to get the stabilizers sounding and feeling perfect. The mode is better, but I paid $550 for that build. These prebuilt keyboards at the $100-$150 range are pretty incredible (I also have the Bridge75 which is just as good as the Rainy).
My thoughts exactly. At these prices you are getting most of the high end experience with a much smaller price tag :)
I did the KS for the Rainy just like that, it's very nice but the competition is strong. If you don't like linear switches you are stuck with buying your own with the Rainy and most others, the ND75 is a little deeper sounding. However Epomaker just released the P75 with multiple switch options and it sounds amazing. No back weight but it's like $80 on Amazon and is very comparable. Very nice and thorough review on this!
Appreciate the kind words and glad you were able to find the board you were looking for :)
@@AmelisTech still looking, probably use my Halo75 v2 and QK75n with nixies most of all.
the main aim of this board was to have a good sounding and feeling kb out the box that would be "in stock" and was budget enough
the early bird price was not worth it for a lot of ppl haha, cause of lack of communication from wobkey abt delivery and retail vendors getting their boards first before kickstarter backers
it also has a lot of qc problems with boards arriving w pcbs that have keys which are dead.
so best buy from a vendor so u can get those sorted out without having to go through wobkey's pretty bad customer service rn
Its funny that the flex was listed as a con.
In the custom keyboard space, having good flex is a premium!
Insane value keyboard
True! in the video I mention I like it :)
But I didn’t clearly mention that some people think it’s a con because the flex performance is a bit spotty where the stand off screws are
Insane value regardless :)
Mine is on the way. Too bad they don't come with the volume knob. Once get used to this, it's irreplaceable feature.
When you customize with better switches, keycaps and more, it's easy to go way above $200 with this board. It's still worth it. I wish the availability was better. But they have done a very good job on a decent platform to build from.
Insane prebuilt AND ON AMAZON. 10/10
I have a wooting 60he right now and love it but when I’m not gaming I wanted something wireless, with a beautiful sound, F keys/delete, and most notably BLUE… And then my youtube algorithm blesses me with this BANGER. The algorithm is real, definitely earned a sub with the conciseness and honest review. And definitely gonna be scooping this
:) let’s go!! I hope you enjoy the purchase
Kindly asist, I wanna buy my very first mehanical keyboard so Can I go with it or does anyone have any other ideas....
noob question, how did you get your rainy75 to work with VIA? It never picks up on mine
@@lowkeyitme6543 You have to download their json file and upload it to via! It should be on their instructions that came with the keyboard!
Do you prefer bridge75 or rainy75? Or getting both?
@@jaxkk1119 Haven’t gotten the chance to try it! But the HE switch option on the bridge75 seems super interesting. I don’t believe it could match wooting but might still be better than regular switches.
This guy knows his shit 🔥
could I get the song name please
This fucking setup is fashion peek. Xraypad aqua c2 with rainy 75 this blue colors, what a candy. Mouse good, white, but I don't like how it looks, maybe finalmouse Poseidon or some razer stuf orochi or deathadder will be better.
@@GrinstCravtTV I’ve tried a few different mice and there are many better looking ones but I just play best on the superlight :) Poseidon would look amazing
@@AmelisTechbro, your hand choice a mouse not me)
How long did yours take to get because mine is taking forever for me to get I’ve been waiting since July 31
I bought mine at their website
2 months!
Low key showing off his manual toyota 86 😂. Nice car.
@@lronSausage HAHA THIS made me laugh. was tryna show off some cinematography skills ;) ft. my car
@@AmelisTech i like it #savethemanuals. But also nice keyboard :)
BTW this keyboard in China is only 629 yuan, about 88 USD
Incredible Value
It's actually 419 with discount right now, but I bought bridge75 instead, cause most rainy 75 was out of stock and left a few color options available
Unless you are a top of the line pro esports player to that wants to al the bells and whistles of rapid trigger and all that, HE switches just don't sound that good yet to justify getting one but to each their own
I competed in both val and cs for a while and I get pretty sweaty in the shooter games I like so it feels very worth it to me
we actually have the same setup lol
Hey! I really like your video, how do you get sponsors with less subs pls tell me, I'm also a small creator.
This video isn't sponsored! But companies have been reaching out to me directly tbh so I don't really have any advice to give :(
So a qk100 but 75