CORBOBO Ki75 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Kit, Tri-Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C,Aluminum Barebones Keyboard Base, 75% Layout Hot Swappable Custom Gaming Keyboards RGB Backlit with Knob for PC

My sone loves this for his gaming pc set up. Sturdy and feels soothing to touch. Very high quality. You can choose color back light too.

I bought this since I have worked with the HI75 before and thought that this would be on par with them but I was slightly off by a few things. So the Ki75 is definitely a knockoff of the HI75 but it does not do too badly in terms of build quality and function. All metal body, gasket mounting, and of course it beats the HI75 in 1 way and that’s the Tri mode connectivity. The shortcomings are that the sound dampening is not nearly as good as the HI75 and the plate is much stiffer making the whole board resonate sound significantly more. One way this is a plus is that quieter switches will sound better in it which I swapped out the Leobog Star vectors with some Gateron Longjing all POM tactile switches which sound muted but creamy like the sound of boiling water. The caps were super thick but the shine through was so weak I swapped them out for some nice MOA profiles and the sound is much better. I did buy some shine through caps from Epomaker which I think will serve well if the light is bright enough. The RGB is a tad weak in terms of color saturation, but a light focused switch slremediee that quite a bit. I still don’t recommend shine through caps though, instead opt for some MOA or thick PBT cherry caps, avoid thin double shot caps as they are thinner and more resonant. And the price was fantastic at around $50 after tax so this was definitely a great buy. It only comes in black though which is kinda lame but it’s a great deal overall when I bought it. If you want a full metal board with wireless connectivity for under $75 I can whole heartedly recommend this.

" Key doesn't work and I'm going through a "sunken cost" phase trying to fix it since I've already put all the other switches and key caps in. Bad quality to be honest. Will update this review but don't expect something greater than 3 stars.

This thing is built like a tank. Reasonably good flex for a factory gasket mount, and with PBT SA profile caps and Leobog Ice Soul switches, sufficiently thocky. Good feel, bright LED, and VERY rigid bottom case of machined powder coated aluminum. The build quality appears to be good for the price, and it's heavy enough to stay put on the desk. I'm very happy with my purchase!

This barebones kit is honestly amazing and punches way above its price point. There is a decent amount of flex to the board but honestly still better than most in this price frame. Tri Mode plus a full aluminum chassis top and bottom is an insane value plus it has better stock stabilizers that some of my $200 boards. Honestly my only two real complaints is that there is no qmk/via/signalrgb support and the volume knob, if you click it up or down just one click, it will max or min the volume. So just make sure to do at least two clicks (Leobog Ice Soul Switches, SDYZ doubleshot keycaps)

very nice and well made mechanical keyboard kit. Nice and thocky! Akko Creamy Yellow Pro v3 Hyekit Quantum Mechanics KCA Profile keycaps.

It came with mismatched rubber feet grips that were either misplace or not attached. Second picture shows one stuck to the wrong side of the key board. And the volume know makes a bad screeching sound. May return tbh

1st let me say, I don’t think you should buy this keyboard, but I also want to say for quality alone I want to give this keyboard 5 stars. It’s every bit as good as the Razer Black Widow that I use every day AND better than the Razer Pro series I have at work in all but two ways. But let me get the big red flag out of the way 1st. They keys and feel of this keyboard is AMAZING. My issue is.. I don’t trust the drivers- These drivers come from a website that is some Chinese file share type site with a non standard domain format. They use a Gmail address as their primary contact and I don’t trust that this keyboard isn't hiding some kind of key capture function that can be collected by the Chinese government. Information Technology is my profession(enterprise systems/server/network administrator), when I saw this my alarms were set off, everything about the support and website says the company won’t be around in 3 months. The solakaka domain was registered three months ago as of the time of this review 11-04-24 is the date that ICANN reports. Some information technology terms and topics are going to be used, please keep reading I'll break it down if you don't know some of the terms. They have enough tech sense to publish a MX record for e-mail and assigned to their domain why they used a Gmail address is beyond me. I went ahead and downloaded the drivers on a VM, and they were not signed Windows defender got worried about the installer as well and I did install it and did not notice anything abnormal, without having the ability to see the source code I really have no idea what the software is really doing. What all that breaks down to on bottom line, they should know better, this is all things the manufacture should know and do if they are going to be putting a product on Amazon, let alone a techy product like this one because the keyboard is EXTREMELY high quality that I find it unlikely they just forgot to have their software signed by Microsoft or put up a proper website and product support system. Everything considered, I can’t in good faith recommend this product to someone, it’s an amazing keyboard but the software/drivers and company’s public information is sketchy ... .It doesn't feel right. More on the keyboard, it has no battery but so it will always need to be plugged into something USB to get its power, so why it has wireless and BlueTooth is very odd, but I guess you could use those features to toggle it between more than one computer if you wanted.