Today I’m taking a closer look at the MechLands Vibe75, an 80-key 75% mechanical keyboard that honestly shocked me with how “premium” it feels for a budget price. In this review I do a quick unboxing, break down the specs and features, run a sound test, and then put it through real gaming and daily typing to see if it’s actually worth it. You’re getting enthusiast-style stuff like a gasket mount, hot-swap MX switch support, per-key RGB, tri-mode wireless, a modular TFT screen/knob slot, and a big 4,000mAh battery. What stood out most for me is the build and the sound. The aluminum top case plus the gasket-mounted plate and multi-layer dampening give it that softer, cushioned feel and a modern deep “poppy” sound that leans more muted thock than sharp clack. The stock PBT keycaps and Cream Mint linear switches are already a solid combo, and the stabilizers were tight out of the box—no annoying rattles. My main knocks are the companion software (it works, but it’s not top-tier) and the fact that it’s not a full metal chassis, plus battery life drops faster if you crank RGB and TFT animations. For under $70 though, this board punches way above its price.