INKY75

Inky75 is definitely worth the buy. It is aluminum & built well. Basically a womier sk75. I own both. But cheaper & better switches. I believe they almost always have a sale for like $60-70 on elecfox website. Besides that yunzii b75 & aula are both very creamy depenable starter plastic housing boar

there arent really much? generally both the elecfox inky75 and stars75 (both are around 3k) from weikav have key combination to switch between modes, my experience with stars75 is that there's not really a lot of issue or time between switching modes, bluetooth can be a bit annoying since... well it

This exactly, you're already taking someone else's problem, but this is taking someone else's broken stuff. I would absolutely return that and really depending on the size keyboard you're looking for you can to a lot better new for around the same price. You didn't say if this was a full or not, but

yep, I just bought it a month ago to replace my 5 year old RAKK Lam-Ang Lite and couldn't be happier. the inky 75 is basically a 1:1 clone of the rainy 75 which is a more expensive keyboard. if you need a review of the inky 75, you'll basically look for a rainy 75 review haha. here's the link from t

Well, it depends on what you're looking, since the pictured keyboard is not the same as the Vulcan 120, I would ask what profile. If you're looking for a change and thinking about going down to the 75%, then for the money (about 70 dollars) the Elecfox Inky75 is a nice aluminum board. The NEO65 Soni

My first keyboard was Epomaker, they aren’t bad imo, but there’s definitely better. I recently upgraded to Elecfox Inky75 and it is amazing. Only £80 and sounds beautiful. Maybe check it out!

both are fucked up products, I have tried zifriend and aula products, both are shit, and im saying this as a casual keyboard enthusiast, i have had 7 aula keyboard returns because their products quality control is shit, one of my laptops got hit with their infamous virus due to the keyboard installi