239 The young man's first three-mode Gasket? A brief review of Leikaze kw75s!

This year’s 75Gasket entry is very expensive. Lei Kaze’s kw75s, three-mode RGB hot-swappable, Gasket structure plus slotted PC, the finished product only costs 239.

The packaging is very tight, open the carton with "RECCAZR" printed on it.

There is a dust cover inside - the dust cover is thick and of good quality. A keyboard body wrapped in pearl cotton, a manual, a key puller and a C-mount data cable.

My kit is white. The keycaps are mainly blue and supplemented by white. The name is "Selling Galaxy".

The kit has a boxy shape, 75% of the regular knobs on the front are arranged, and a decoration is made on the right side, which is good for nail grinding.

A metal D-shaped knob with clear scales, and four editing area buttons below.

The F area is the most conventional interval, without any changes, it still reduces the cost of adaptation.

The side has a stepped adduction, and the bottom is a conventional three-way outlet and a two-stage foot support.

The system switching and mode switching buttons are placed at the rear for easy operation.

And, most importantly, the receiver storage compartment is well received.

Coming to the keycaps, it is a set of two-color keycaps with OEM height, the surface is not frosted, and the touch is more delicate.

Nowadays, there are very few products with transparent keycaps. With the lamp beads with acceptable brightness and the PC positioning board with natural advantages in light transmission, the RGB effect is still good to see. Easy to adjust brightness.

For this kind of entry-level mass production, PC setting is generally relatively rare, which adds a lot of difficulty to the novice's upper and lower axes, and even now I have a headache when trying to make some PC-defined keyboards. Lei Kaze probably made the shaft hole larger on purpose, making the shaft looser and easier to plug in and out.

In terms of large keys, although the oil is less, the feel is crisp and neat, and the noise is relatively small. I think it can be given 80 points.

The keyboard is made of sandwich cotton and bottom cotton, but the material should be average. The shaft body is a customized KTT yellow shaft. The overall pressure and touch feel are more like G yellow. This kind of heavy pressure is thick and moist, which is my favorite type, and it is easier to make sound.

With Gasket and slotted PC, it feels good in the hand. It may be a pity that the sound-absorbing material is average, the sound is not solid enough, and the consistency is not good.

The upper and lower cover structure is relatively easy to disassemble. If you want to pursue the sound, you can plug it yourself. As far as I am concerned, there is no noise, just feel good, after all, the price.

It can be seen that the wireless of the keyboard is an HFD solution, supports three-mode connection, and has a 2000mAh battery. The driver is also Huafengda's. Although it is a bit ugly, it has all the functions it should have, and it also supports lighting recording.

In general, it can be said that as an entry-level three-mode Gas finished product, Leikaze kw75s is considered qualified. Although the appearance, texture and sound of the keyboard are not excellent, it has achieved an overall usable level in all aspects. I would recommend it to newcomers who want to experience the entry-level Gasket keyboard.