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The MechLands Blade75 is $99 but feels way more premium than it should, mainly because of the aluminum case, the weight, and the gasket-mounted feel. The PBT keycaps are some of the best I’ve used at any price, and the wireless has been solid on the 2.4GHz dongle.
Pros
- +Premium-feeling aluminum case with a fingerprint-resistant finish
- +Heavy and stable on the desk (1.64kg)
- +Great PBT keycaps for the price
- +Gasket mount improves feel and sound
- +Hot-swappable switches
- +Solid 2.4GHz wireless and clean desk setup
- +75% layout with function row, arrows, and a volume knob
Cons
- -Only one switch option (Verdant linears) out of the box
- -Limited color options if you’re matching a specific theme
- -No adjustable typing angle (though the stock angle is fine)
What Justin Tech says
“This keyboard costs $99 and somehow feels like $300”
“I know $99 isn't exactly a budget keyboard, but when you compare it to high-end keyboards, this is a steal for what you get”
“I was skeptical at first, as I've tested a lot of keyboards around this price point, and they usually feel about the same”
“So, what makes this keyboard so interesting at $99”
“Inside the box, you get the keyboard, the user manual, a USBC to USB cable, a key cap and switch puller, and a few extra switches”
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Keyboard
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Highlights
- +Premium-feeling aluminum case with a fingerprint-resistant finish
- +Heavy and stable on the desk (1.64kg)
- +Great PBT keycaps for the price
Recommended by
Justin Tech