In this video I review what I honestly think is the most premium budget prebuilt keyboard I’ve used so far: the DrunkDeer A75. DrunkDeer is a newer company (and yes, they sent it out), but this is still an unbiased review. At $130 it’s definitely “upper-budget,” but when you compare it to something like the Wooting 60HE that’s about $50 more and only a 60%, the A75 starts making a lot of sense—especially if you actually want arrow keys, a function row, and a volume knob. I go over the unboxing, the all-black look with the red Enter and bluish-purple left Shift, and the build details like the plastic case, rubber feet, and the surprisingly nice metal knob. The RGB brightness shocked me (it’s insanely bright), and while the onboard customization is limited, you can use the software too. The biggest standout is the magnetic switches: I can change the actuation point from 0.4mm to 3.6mm, which is huge for tuning it for gaming vs typing. I also do a sound check—smooth linear switches, pre-lubed stabilizers, and internal foam make it sound and feel really good. My main downsides are the lighter weight, ABS keycaps on my version (PBT is a $10 upgrade), and a few function shortcuts not working on my unit.