In this video I do a full, completely honest review of the Skyloong GK75 optical keyboard with the TiGrey keycaps after using it for a couple of weeks—and yeah, this may very well be the best all-around budget keyboard I’ve ever used for around $50. I go over what you get in the box, the build quality, the 75% layout, and why I think the overall value is kind of crazy for the price. The TiGrey colorway is a huge part of the appeal for me: cream main keys, gray modifiers, and those orange/green accents give it a clean, earthy, professional look. I also talk switches (this version has Skyloong optical browns), hot-swap support for other optical switches, and why optical is a little different than normal mechanical. Sound-wise, it’s way thockier than you’d expect out of the box thanks to the silicone dampener and foam, and I explain a few cheap mods you can do (lube, stabilizers, Band-Aid mod) if you want to push it further. Then I compare it to popular boards like the RK61 and more expensive 75% options like the TH80 and Phantom 81, and I’m pretty clear on who should buy the GK75—and who should skip it if RGB or mechanical switch options are the priority.