Hey, it’s Sam here—this video is my review and sound test of the Womier MT75, a tri-mode 75% keyboard that’s priced around $80. I’m using the black version with the gray linear switches, but it also comes in white and a lipstick colorway. I go through the unboxing (cable, 2-in-1 puller, extra switches, and a hard plastic cover), then break down the overall design: the dot matrix screen and volume knob on the top right, RGB light strips on the front and sides, the Type-C port on the back left, and the tri-mode switch on the back right. There’s also a 2.4GHz dongle tucked underneath. After that, I get into the components and why it feels and sounds the way it does. You’re getting Cherry profile double-shot PBT keycaps, pre-lubed linear switches that sound deep and clacky, and plate-mounted stabilizers that are also pre-lubed with no rattle. The gasket-mounted flex-cut polycarbonate plate plus a flex-cut PCB makes it super bouncy and soft—great for long typing sessions, but a bit mushy for gaming in my experience. I also show the Womier driver/software features (profiles, RGB, dot matrix effects, sound-reactive mode, remapping, macros, sleep timer, firmware updates), and then I wrap it up with my final thoughts on why the MT75 is a solid, feature-packed “unique” option at the price.