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If you’re short on desktop space but you want a keyboard that will make waves, the Womier K61 acrylic keyboard delivers. This compact 61-key keyboard sports a hard acrylic case, composed of four layers, that brings brilliant backlighting to life Read More
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Preface: I don't think this is going to be available anymore, so this review probably won't reach anyone. The sale price when I purchased it was $47. If memory serves, some of that price was to add on switches. The keyboard I received has 3 acrylic layers, not 4, missing the top layer which recesses the switches.
For what I paid, what I received was okay. If I wanted a long-term daily driver on a budget, I think I could do better elsewhere - but in the year since I purchased it, there are lots of newer 60% boards on the market.
Pros: good for swapping out switches and caps for a lil fun
Cons: lighting software is clunky; layout is missing options
Overall impression: Good for learning about customization, not a robustly featured keyboard for typing or gaming use.
This is my first keyboard of this size but the transparent body is what attracted me to it in the first place. I got the barebones version and used my own switches and keycaps. Its probably my favorite casual keyboard that I own for general typing and gaming uses. I really like the feel of the keyboard and the sound it makes while I type. Really good for the price.
first time using a 60% keyboard and i am shocked to see that not all keyboard functions are implemented. there is no home/end/pageUp/pageDown buttons exposed by the firmware. in order to have these buttons you must modify your keymap in whatever OS. if you're using linux, it is very not straightforward. the programming software for this board is only on windows and doesn't offer any compatibility towards open programming methods like via or qmk. so programming the keyboard will only work under windows.
why wouldn't they offer home/end from the factory? why wouldn't they offer convenient page up/down alternatives? very few options and they don't seem well thought out at all. too bad. wanted to like it. looks very pretty but the lack of support for these keys is driving me mad. must've been selected by people who don't use computers. maybe never had to scroll large documents for reading. idk. these are very important shortcuts to omit. ffs.
noticed after the sale that they claim not to take returns. everyone should be very skeptical of their products that are offered without returns. there's probably a reason beyond "value" probably also "sucks."
also sounds very loud considering i chose the red switches.
For new people who are getting into keyboards, it's a relatively good keyboards for the discounted price (I bought it for $45.) Once getting it out of the box, putting in switches, and putting on keycaps, I found that the stabilizers have a lot of rattle to them (not sure if this is only me). Overall, great keyboard. I got barebones, and put lubed KTT Kang Whites and pudding keycaps on it, but I recommend either buying new stabilizers or at least buying lube to lube the stabilizers since stock stabs are kind of bad.