Black Diamond 75% v2 RGB Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 2.4G 2ms Latency, Tri-Mode Connection, Leaf Spring Mount, Custom Internals, Hotswapable Switch

I've had my fair share of opening my boards for the first time and getting that sudden dopamine hit, but this one just hit different.This thing is flat out gorgeous and between the comfortable wrist wrest (goodbye wooden one that I always had to adjust), and the smooth, light, linear magnetic switches, it feels like you're one with the board.I added a new set of keycaps but the ones that came on the board are quality doubleshot PBT caps with clean legends and edges.All this with the gasket mounts and this thing sounds as good as it looks.I will say, the screw in stabilizers are nice, but they are a tad overlubed. You can easily wipe a lot of it off with a q-tip if this is the case for you as well.I had a hard time choosing between the black and the white because I'm a sucker for carbon fiber, but the white matched my setup better.I'd love to see them sell the wrist plates separately for more customizable options.The Alpine version with the carbon fiber plate would look awesome!!!!!I reached out to Angry Miao a couple times with questions and they replied to me very quickly and they were very attentive and determined to answer any and all of my questions or concerns each time. These days I'm really grateful for companies who provide this quality of customer service.Their site says the Alpine is inspired after the Lamborghini LP 570-4 limited edition while the Shadow Crimson is inspired after the Lamborghini Aventador S.The software for the board was a little difficult to find. I tried going through AM's site first with no luck, but ended up finding it on the dry studio site.Scroll down a bit until you find RT Admin Software which they made just for the BD75If it doesn't open, make sure to launch with admin and it will start right up.The UI is very clean and user friendlyYou can make different profiles and each one has 4 layers.Below the RT Admin Link is the firmware update tool and the link to the latest firmware below that.These were not in Englishso I select the bottom left button because the right one was grayed out, selected the AM75 app bin file from my downloads, and clicked the right button afterwards. It downloaded the firmware and I was good to go!At this price point, and especially if you get it during a sale, this is the best bang for you buck in my opinion when you bundle up the attention to detail, the quality, functionality, and their customer service.

I daily drive this keyboard for my work from home job and it is fantastic! It is expensive, but if you are thinking about getting this as a sort of " last keyboard I'll ever use" type of thing, it's not a bad choice. The keys sound and feel amazing! Great wrist support and truly one of a kind design. Love it!

I wish it came with a manual and some extra tools like extra keycaps, keycap puller, switches, and etc.. I have never received a box of keyboard with literally just a keyboard and a cable in it until now lol but who cares.Squeeze in just a little bit of lube in these stabilizers and its a 5 stars. nothing less.

The keys feel beautiful, and the keyboard is a work of art. It's heavy, so it won't move/slide anywhere.However, the light is glitchy. After a week, the keyboard starts to feel less like a keyboard and more like an art piece. If you're planning to use this as an art piece you barely touch, I recommend it. If you're planning on using this as a 24/7 work keyboard, that's up for debate.I waited a few months before buying this keyboard, so I was extremely excited when I got it. However, I got pretty bored after a week. I also miss certain features, such as the Print Screen button for snapping images and the sound wheel. I didn’t realize how much I’d miss those features until I used this keyboard.It's an amazing keyboard, just not to my taste, and I'd recommend giving it its own software to better integrate with users' computers.

This exceeded my initial expectations and is a joy to type on, the build quality is perfection, it looked like it was just white plastic in the Amazon picture but it's actually mostly metal, the wrist rest is aluminum and the base is solid aluminum too. It has a shock absorbing gasket system to reduce finger fatigue, the sound when typing is just awesome and beats my luminkey magger 68 hall effect keyboard which is no slouch.However you may want to look at the carbon version because the wrist rest works like a giant heat sink sucking all the warmth from your palm and it never warms up as it just keeps transferring to the rest of the keyboard body... Also the lights settings seem to reset every time the keyboard is shut off and support is really slow to respond to questions, even during business hours I asked for help on Amazon, through their website chat and through the discord server and nothing in 5 hours so this may end up going back.Still though maybe if you are a sweaty handed person this self cooking keyboard is for you.

This is easily one of the best mechanical keyboards I have ever used. It's built like a tank and everything about it screams quality. The AM Master software and the online configuration are not very intuitive but it was pretty easy to figure out after a few minutes of stumbling through.Overall, this is a high quality keyboard. Yes it's expensive but like the old saying goes, you get what you pay for. I am very satisfied with the purchase.

Bought this keyboard, hoping it would be different from the average keyboard was incredibly surprised It came very good out of the box but I can't leave anything alone so I bought new key Stabilizers and switches. I don't think I can go back to A. Regular keyboard.

The keys are nice and typing is great. It’s heavy and great looking however it’s very buggy and keeps needing to be reset for the backlighting to work. The backlighting goes out about twice a week and the function keys used to turn on and cycle the lights will not work unless the entire keyboard is reset. Good luck trying to find a user manual in english because there isnt one. You have to translate the user manual using google translate on their website, which is time consuming trying to find what area of the manual you need for your issue. Its very frustrating to be having issues with a $300 plus keyboard this early.