Womier - SK75 TMR

Get Womier SK75 TMR, it was about $96 and now around $110-120. Not full size tho.

Womier sk75 tmr is a solid buy

Womier sk75 tmr (better tech than wooting 80he). I recently bought both and kept womier sk75 (better typing experience and solid aluminum chasis). Available for like $100-$110.

I'm using the SK75 TMR right now and it's spectacular! Good, nice and cheap

I bought it and the gamakay 75 from Amazon during black Friday and kept the womier. It came with the void magnetic switches which sound amazing but doesn't have the clicky sound(some really like that I do not). The biggest complaint you could have on it is the RGB doesn't shine thru as much as others but I like it that way sinceyou can always change that if you want and it's overall performance is top 10. 

I recently just got a new keyboard and went through looking a lot of different options. I own a full size razer huntsman elite and it’s been a decent keyboard but I never liked the key clicks feel quite as much as some other mechanical keyboards. But I do think it is a good keyboard generally. Anyways I was looking for a less than full size keyboard and Wooting is all the rage currently for gaming. I wanted F keys, low latency, and non-plastic body. The wooting keyboard with a non-plastic body I think is around $280 currently. Looking into countless further options I settled at Womier SK75 TMR/HE, note the TMR/HE as there is a standard SK75 that I am not advocating for. The SK75 TMR/HE has those things I wanted and the Wooting maybe was more differentiated years ago but I’m not convinced it’s not running its high price off of brand name/hype somewhat at this point. But I can’t say I have personally tried one, just the vibes I get from everything I have watched/read in the last week. Anyways the SK75 TMR/HE has been impressive and feels awesome and allegedly it has all the low latency stats. I paid $120 for it on Amazon. I have only used it for a few days so far so no ability comment on longevity. Overall I think the Razer and Wooting are probably fine keyboards. But there is a vast amount of options out there and I think Wooting may be at a premium price.

Appreciate the reply! I had a small gift card and a coupon and got the Womier SK75 TMR after watching some great reviews. Was just $10 more than the SK75.

i got a womier sk75 TMR, i highly recommend TMR tech speciallly if u want to customize it further - can use both mechanical and Magnetic switches. There are a lot of good reviews in YT if u want to check it out. You need to get a better keycaps if you will get this, the stock keycaps are sub par IMO. [https://www.reddit.com/r/keyboards/comments/1qdpiao/my\_first\_magnetic\_keyboard\_wormier\_sk75\_tmr/](https://www.reddit.com/r/keyboards/comments/1qdpiao/my_first_magnetic_keyboard_wormier_sk75_tmr/)

I’m not sure about those claims. But based on my experience, and from people I asked on Reddit who actually own TMR keyboards, everything has been good so far. At first, I was hesitant because I watched a 4–6 month old review that mentioned laggy software. After doing more research, I found that the software has improved. In my experience, it’s decent—not the best, but simple and it gets the job done. The software is not laggy or slow, and I can access and change HE settings even in wireless mode, so there’s no hassle with connecting cables.  And would you still recommend TMR if i'm only using magnetic switches anyway so the customization doesn't matter to me? -- Yes. TMR is newer technology, technically more accurate, and most importantly more energy-efficient. That power efficiency is the main reason TMR keyboards can support wireless. Check this YT review he can explain better. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESdu3D9R2xs&t=8s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESdu3D9R2xs&t=8s)

TMR keyboards like the Monsgeek M1V5 TMR, the Fun60 ultra TMR or the Womier sk75 TMR support (many, not all) HE switches as well as standard mechanical switches. So you could equip your gaming keys like WASD with HE and everything else with better sounding and feeling mechanical switches. Beware: Keychrons HE boards are also technically TMR but only support HE switches.

I pretty much agree with all your points SK75 TMR looks pretty solid though personally I didn't like it's sound but you do get support for HE so it depends if the OP is ready to compromise on sound a little bit for a competitive advantage. Rainy75 is solid but not worth 12-13k when market is filled with budget alu boards which sound very similar, deep and foamy. Some cheaper options would be GX87 Lite, available at NMPC for 9.2k. AL80 has a knob,screen available at both xtro and nmpc. A unique one is womier era75, it looks different from all the other keyboards in it's price. I personally only prefer compact layouts like 60/65 for gaming, so Nut65 or Lucky65 are great choices which you might like, available at URX. However 75% and TKL are pretty manageable too, it depends on the person. If you want a proper custom mechanical keyboard building experience, nothing beats Transition Lite TKL in this budget. It's a steal for this price, and it's my favourite under 10k. It's Wired but gives full build experience which you don't get at this price, and overall sounds fabulous. I would use this over any aluminium keyboard under 10k range (available in India), but others might have different opinions since sound is subjective. Available at neomacro. Brands to avoid would be RK, and "gaming" brands like razer logitech steelseries asus hyperx etc.. Also most keyboards these days use south facing LEDs, so you can only get side facing shine through keycaps instead of top facing shine through keycaps which you see in most gaming keyboards. thanks for the tag

Womier sk75 tmr (hall effect but better and can do mechanical switches at sane time) on Amazon

im currently using the womier sk75 tmr for a month now, been good so far, im using it on wireless mode