There are a few minor hiccups but it’s all around an excellent keyboard.

you could also change up the RGB lighting through the knob display.

Reprogramming the keys requires the Gamakay software, which you could download from the official website.

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The knob is also customizable through the software itself.

Its initial function is to control the volume, but I found that it doesnt work.

But at least one aspect is much easier compared to other keyboards: the process of changing the switches.

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Included with the keyboard is a combo keycap and switch puller.

you could feel it in how light and easy they are to throw in on.

Theyre activated by use of the FN key plus a number key, outlined in the thin manual included.

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All three work well, with the wired connection offering the least latency.

But regular and gaming PCs seemed to work just fine.

It’s possible this was a one-off glitch, but it may be something to be wary of.

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Gamakay also ships to most other regions, which is even better for those outside the aforementioned three.

Pricing is pretty standard for high-end mechanical keyboards, meaning that its very expensive though less so than others.

Though at the time of writing, theres a sale that shaves off about $10.

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I also carried it around in various bags to test its portability.

The Gamakay LK75 75% is a mechanical keyboard that’s meant for extensive use over years.

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First reviewed October 2023

white and orange mechanical keyboard

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white and orange mechanical keyboard