Chilkey ND75 Review | An Insane Value $89 Pre-Built Keyboard With A Screen and Screwless Build 

is the rgb really that dim?

Hey quick question, if you check wobkeys website you can pre order a keyboard and it says it will be fulfilled before June. Do you think it’s a legit website? Everything I’ve checked says it’s legit but I’m scared at throwing 130$ at a website I know nothing about lol I wanna trust wobkey

So I got my ND75 in today, while not as poppy I find the feel very similar to the Rainy75 (standard). I do like how easy it is to get into it though. Out of those and the Lemokey P1 and the AL75 they are all pretty phenomenal for the price and all have pluses and minuses but the AL75 is about 2mm, maybe 3mm, lower in the front than the others. While it does have less of angle than I would prefer, that initial height means it's super easy for me to use with out a wrist rest and as a tactile guy I really love the Yunzii Blue Grey switch. Overall though I don't think anyone could go wrong getting one of these 2024 AL keyboards for somewhere around $100... amazing quality for the price! Colorwise I think the ND wins though, I got the purple and it's simply stunning! Was going to put Osume dusk on it but the included caps are much nicer than expected!

@@MarbsMusic I am going to get a ND75 1.6 ver, could you please give me some advices base on your nd75 and rany75? I already had one nj80 at home so I can only buy one of them :((

@@DuyNguyen-bg6em I personally prefer the ND75. I like the sound, feel, screen, weight plus ease of modification. The Rainy is a great board but the ND75 is better imho after owning both for a few months now.

@@MarbsMusic oh I see, thank you so much 🫡🤘

It’s $89 right now

​​@@FWS_Sinistermb, 99$ plus 45$ of shipping and another 45$ of customs, mfs made me pay 180$ for that piece of shxt

@@wtfurlookingat1514 says $89 for me and $25 shipping. Sorry man

In my country only 75$ include shipping

Been seeing alot of recent uploads of the Bridge75 and I'm keen to give it a look. Here's hoping Shortcut studio is interested in working together heh.

Well not avail in ph :(

I was torn between this and a qk75n for the rotary knob but i realized i dont really need a knob, so i went with the nd75 instead of waiting for the rainy75, I can let you know how it compares to my keychron k2 with gat blacks when it arrives

@@grimacetv I just watched Hipyo's video on the Chillkey and feel the Rainy75 is definitely better. The VIA support for me is huge, the screen on this thing looks cheap (if you want a better screen UI get a QK or Zoom) and sounds horrible if you like a foamless build. The only thing I'd say this keyboard has on the Rainy is the screwless assembly, but that's a non-factor if you're not opening up your keyboard a lot (which I think most people who are in the budget keyboard field never will)

@@itsyagirlapes I had those same feelings as well, I dont need via support currently but I understand the appeal. I was looking at both the zoom and qk75 but ended up just deciding that I'm happy with an upgrade from my keychron k2 to gasket mounting options and the screen albeit may not be the best will work fine for the simple stuff Im gonna program on it. I do like having the option of the pull off to relube after months if needed, and for cleaning.

@@grimacetv My Rainy75's actually just came in the mail. I gotta say, it's definitely worth it. The sound is amazinggggg right out of the box. Building them for my brother and my girlfriend but tempted to steal one for myself instead hahaha. I rarely open my keyboards so while the screwless disassembly is cool, I'm happy with my choice. I hope you find whatever works best for you!

@@itsyagirlapes yeah mainly this upgrade was just for shits and gigs basically to try out a gasket mount for 120 shipped , recently got a rt100 with the silent switches for my office job and that’s been amazing too

Fr fr the blue is insanely nice in person

It's kind of a standard that priced listed in USD never include shipping and tax. It'll always be deceiving no matter what you shop

@@ZedBC It's often wrong and misleading. One of the main worldwide vendors of boards in this tier has free shipping and no sales tax at all. So for a board like this ND75, if it isn't listed on there and not on Amz/Ali with free shipping either, then it is simply at a substantial competitive disadvantage.

Good question

Thank you! Big fan btw~ I recorded the voiceover for this video right after a night out partying with some friends so my voice was still in recovery mode hahaha

@@Merkeebs You will need to party more then because it sounds great 🤣 Big fan as well🌞

Taking the thing apart is the same, just takes a bit more force with the top mount config heh.

Feels like they are the same))

Using the link

good question.

Which? I cant decide

Sorry I couldn't include it in this video. But I'll try and upload a foamless sound test in a RU-vid short when I can. I really did wanna do one for this video but I didn't have alot of time to play around with all of the possible configs because I was trying to catch up with my video backlog :(

@@Merkeebs np great content as always

The switches come with the board by default and aren't sold on their own. Not sure if they'll be sold separately tbh.

2 x 1800mah = weaksauce

probably somewhere less than a month

Really depends on your personal preference. If I was to make a choice between the two, this ND75 is an easy choice.

Every good keyboard that is mechanical is good for gaming. Gaming keyboards are different only in having additional buttons, more rgb and there's nothing special in them than just words to sell them for more price. Latency, switch reaction. Everything is barely the same that you will can't catch any change between this or razer expensive keyboards. beside customs are more quality.

is the non flex beetter?

@@Dragos3 of course it will, unless you're going for a foamy and flexy build

​@@minhquanvu2944 Oh, I'm very conflicted with getting the flex cut or non flex cut version. What is like the difference. I am brand new so 😭. I see a lot of people buying flex cut because I assume non flex wasn't avaiable and I see any people wanted the non flex. Which is like better sounding, and has better feel ?

@@Dragos3 flex cut make the sound between each key more even, offer a more bouncy typing experience, but you exchange it for a thinner 1.2mm and much more fragile PCB. The 1.2mm PCB creates thinner and weaker sound compared to 1.6mm PCB. Also due to all the flex cut, all that sound is gonna slip through and make the sound even more muted. To fix that, manufacturers put foam in there to seal off the chamber, but it can only sound foamy and can only sound good when being packed full of foams. Clacky is a no no for it. 1.6mm PCB on the other hand, doesn't depend on foam. It can sound clacky, creamy or thocky however you want the sound to be. Putting foam in is still an option. 1.2mm PCB can't make full travel switches sound good, especially Cherry switches. 1.6mm PCB can feel super rough if met with a very short travel, heavy tactile. So in conclusion, get the 1.6mm non flex cut, it offers you all except bounciness

@@minhquanvu2944 thank you for your detailed analyzations! Which one do you think is more comfortable for fast and long hours of typing? Is like the sound difference THAT huge because many people said you really wouldn't notice it unless u pay attention to it.