Drunk Deer A75 Keyboard Review! Affordable Rapid Trigger
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Drunk Deer A75 Keyboard Review! Affordable Rapid Trigger
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been using the drunkdeer a75 for a while now and yeah this thing is great, its changed the way i play games and im not sacrificing aesthetics. well worth every penny
This keyboard is really really interesting, combined w/the fact that the #2 OSU player is using a drunkdeer made me order one. 0.1mm vs 0.2mm actuation point debate is pointless to me, as most, if not all pros don't play at 0.1mm anyway.
fr, like who cares if it has 0.1mm or 0.2mm. not gonna make it difference in your gameplay anyway lmfao…
im not convinced there are humans on the planet that can differentiate the difference between 0.1 and 0.2 mm
I have been using not the a75, but the Drunkdeer G65 and it is a very good keyboard. Tests show it's not as fast as wooting, it cannot be customised as much and it may have some flaws, but this keyboard is great for the price. The performance is not bad by any means either it's still very fast just not quite the wooting, and the devs are currently working on many firmware updates that will release over time, including rgb updates, 2khz polling rate, better stability and overall improvements. Great board for the price and it looks like it will be worked on for a while! I also agree with it being very good for osu, rapid trigger basically pushed the game forward almost instantly and has been behind many gamebreaking scores :)
You just made me buy it.
Tempting. 75% layout is nice too!
I'm really tempted to buy this keyboard, and I've seen alot recommend it as a wooting competitor, but I still have no idea if its really allat. There are just so many other options, but I want to know if this keyboard is really as reliable and great as others make it out to be. I just want to confirm if the a75 pro is a good option or not, because its a keyboard that im looking forward to using for fps such as valorant, and I really want it to last, because its quite pricey compared to other normal keyboards.
From what I've read, it doesn't have the analog input function that the Wooting boards have.
So for what this analog input? U know what is that?) this dude need rt for fps games, so why analog input for this?
According to Rtings, one major difference between this board and the Wooting boards is that the Drunk Deer doesn't support analog input (and thus controller input emulation). That's a huge difference and one that I haven't heard a single RUclipsrs who's talked about this board, or any other Hall Effect board (Boog75, etc.), discuss. It's always rapid trigger and setting actuation points (although I'm pretty sure that, when it comes to actuation points, the Drunk Deer also doesn't allow for multiple inputs on the same key at different actuation points). Those things are important, yes, and should be discussed, but when it comes to the question of "dethroning the Wooting," analog movement must be brought up.
Totally agree with you, they always talk about the same things, also recent someone on github made a script to use on the drunkdeer for analog input... This is because i think all the magnetic keyboards have the hardware to do so but the software doesn't implement it.
@@simone.giordano It can emulate but analog inputs need special pcb which these keyboards don't have
Ting got the new keyboard and he does not like it. Because it was ass.
I recommend the g65 just for it sound being having more depth. Comparing a75 ang g65 the g65 just sounds better. Thats just how it is between 65% and 75% in like any keyboard tho. Smaller space means less hollowness allowing the g65 to achieve a better sound. Both perform like identically. Unless you really want the 75% layout 65 is the way to go imo
now they have Drunk Deer A75 pro
Really? What’s the difference between them ?
@@ana-zzSame technical performance but better build quality and sound dampening. It's good for ppl who don't want the alu version of the board.
boog75 is still the most competitive rival imo, ive had my wooting 60HE for 2 yrs. Spent 150 on the barebones and 450 on aftermarket upgrades. the only thing i can give wooting shit for is the sound profile of their lekker switches.
No one asked: but I'm running the Mekanisk 60% case FJELL, Milkyway keycaps and custom fitted Wuque stabs and Gateron magnetic jade switches.
Which is faster please
Razer v3
Wooting 60
A75
?
Im still choosing wooting
Ngl, the stabs sound terrible
Hi question, do the drunk deer f1-f10 keys work? i only really need f1-f5 but i heard something about the function keys not working so I just wanted another viable source.
Doesn't most of these Chinese boards have the same chips that can't meet the speed it needs to have real rapid trigger?
They do
Actually they are fine with you opening the keyboard since they sell an aluminum case for the A75 lol....
its not better than wooting but i chose the a75 causer of the layout! it performs well and one does not need the pro performance of a wotting for a normal or casual gaming! for me this is a more recommendable choice for anyone who wants to experience a magnetic kb.
There's nobody pro running the wooting at 0.2mm actuation point or less. Almost all of them run around 0.7mm. So they essentially perform the same.
@@MrDutch1e exactly.. why pay more if they can perform the same right!
I bought a wooting cos my dda75 was having problem reading keystrokes.
drunkdeer support was great and they sent me a new firmware that is not on the website to fix keystrokes that wasn't reading. Thank god they send on time to get a refund on wooting.
The keyboard is not as fast, but hardly you will notice any difference.
Also, put pudding keycaps and is looking sick now.
Better than wooting nah? more affordable ya
Same technology, same construction, materiais and more affordable... Better
I might just go with this instead of a Wooting. The Wooting 80HE is almost out tho. We'll see
The founders preordering is almost out. Still atleast 6 months out.
the 80he will be 200-300+ dollars. its so expensive if you come to think of it. the a 75 performs well with everyday use and it wont hurt your wallet when you purchase one!
@@lonrea2886 Indeed, I'm a budget conscious guy anyway. I usually go for the best bang for the buck.
My DrunkDeer A75 just arrived. Had to order it yesterday after I spilled some juice on my current board. I know... time to see and experience the HE greatness!
@@AppySaid how do you find it?
Hello, I have been looking for some deep/creamy switches for my keyboard. The most i would spend is .40 a switch. Anyone have any suggestions?
Quinton Glens
i got mine for 120 was gonna wait for wootin 80he but the price on the a75 is too good
They now have a pro version and about them not wanting you to open it is just un true cause they sell you an aluminium case separate.
The web driver for these keyboard are pretty terrible and not super customizable
Picked up a barebones model for $95 and threw on a set of keycaps I had sitting around. I was skeptical of the rapid trigger but after trying it and then going back to a keyboard with normal switches it felt noticeably less responsive. And its great to see more budget friendly HE keyboards available since I don't think I could have justified nearly twice the cost for a higher end keyboard.
Try the VXE ATK68/75 now :^) its all the rage in Asia
is there any altarnative for RAESHA magnetic swiches ? because I could't find any.
when you buy it on sale sometimes you can get it for 90-100
you should review the gamakay tk75 HE
So, would u say it is betther than the Razer Hustman V3 ?
looks similar and sounds similar to the Boog75 and Zoom75 w/HE board, except they have Alum case and anodized back plates.
Anyone know where we can confirm the 60g switch weight? I don't readily see it on the site or Amazon listing.
Do they have Sober Deer keyboard as well? Would definitely buy that lol
Thanks for the Video bro, very helpful Info!
I like mine but it's kind of meh. If you set the actuation distance too deep to like 3.5mm with 2mm reset the keys tend to just double click for some reason. I think it's just the switches and the fact they updated it to have more range to compete with the Wooting. It's good but not quite on par with the Wooting. Quick actuation and being able to set up each individual switch is what matter. Also how does aluminum case defeat the purpose when no other case has aluminum case stock and cost as much as this does with the aluminum case.
About your last point, I think target audience of the drunkdeer is a cheaper option for hall effect switches. So essentially, competitive gamers or gamers who want some type of advantage. And currently, wooting has the best technology for hall effect. So if you got $180, getting the wooting is kind of a no brainer if you want the best technology. Maybe a few people prefer an aluminum case but since the general audience or consumer wants the best performance, it "defeats the purpose" for the general market.
just got mine for 75 on amazon 😁 great review Brandon!
I got a coupon on amazon and was able to cop for $104, such a good deal
Good to have someone knowledgeable making up to date videos about the latest Hall effect keyboards. Sure to be the future!
in my country the wooting 220$
I TOLD U!! THATS MY KEYBOARD! :')
Can it fit inside the GMMK pro case?
Brandon please release a sora v2 review video
Can you switch out the knob?
Currently I'm interested in a 75% metal case keyboard. any recommendation ????
DrunkDeer sells an aluminum case separately for the A75 on their website.
@_paczki thanks. but don't like magnetic switches. The metal version had a plastic bottom. It looks cheap like gaming keyboards like Corsair, asus, Msi, Razor Logitech.... ex.
I found cidoo v75, but sadly, I'm still looking for a seller that delivers it to algeria 🇩🇿 .
finally being a left handed payed off, I can control 0.1mm with no problem
No drunkdeer it can only set to 0.2
@xatalis thats the actuation point, the sensitivity can go down to 0.1mm
@@iOmegaToxic my friend got a drunkdeer and there is no 0.1mm
@xatalis bro, I'm using a DrunkDeer, and I'm telling you there is 0.1 for sensitivity, but not for actuation point
Additionally the Wooting Support is absolutely bullshit… there are so many Users that can‘t update their Board cuz there is an error and noone of Wooting Company can help… Support just doesn‘t answer… Awesome
I’ve had the wooting for 6months and have never heard of this issue
Skill issue
I had a wooting one and even with this one no issue 😂😂👍
Nevermind. Bad Batch and no Support. That’s it!
@@boqa3654 they have great support and will send you replacements in no time...
Woo ting
1st I GUESS
Shout out Santa!!!
"whoo-oting"
😂 hip yo tech
ur whole setup moves when you move ur arm
You are a real professional when it comes to keyboards. I really need the advice of a very knowleadgable person in keyboards.
I bought the razer huntsman mini and then I heard of the woothing 60e.
I want to say that I have really low experience with expensive keyboards but for whatever reason my vulcan roccat tkl feels nicer and more premium on touch - could be the back, the case etc, maybe its because its plastic and its more user friendly? than the razer huntsman mini. (i have the purple switches on my razer and no analog ones atm) - paid 120$ for it
My question is, if I buy the woothing do you think it will be a change in percieved build quality since I head its made by plastic? Is it worth doing the upgrade? The most important things for me is performance and build quality. (woothing is 180$ in my country) - I am really sorry for the off topic but I think it helps you with the algorithm too
what is that screensaver called?
if it was aluminium for 130$ it will be a amazing keyboard but you can aluminium keyboards for 100$ but this has rapid trigger so ig fair no hate
I mean, without aluminium it doesn't really matter but I guess it would make it feel more premium.
@@TheRealBlooper yeah your right
@@DiaMondx2 There is an aluminum case that is already pre-built which is called ''Space grey- PVD sliver or Space white- PVD sliver'', but you'll have to set up the keycaps on your own which you can buy from their website or just get completely different keycaps which is the way I would do it because replacing the plastic case with the aluminum one is a pain in the you know what.
@@TheRealBlooper nice