Wuque Rainy75

Wuque Studio · 75% · standard height

75% layout · silhouette, not a product photo

The Wuque Rainy75 is a popular aluminum gasket 75% kit known for deep stock sound and builder-friendly options, often confused with the Wobkey-branded Rainy75 collab variants.

Best for: enthusiast, typing.

Wuque Rainy75 specs

Layout 75%
Height Standard
Connectivity Wired
Hot-swap Yes
Stock switches n/a
Keycaps n/a
Case aluminum
Mount Gasket
Backlight White / none
QMK / VIA Yes
Battery n/a
Typical price $200
Sound (stock) refined gasket thock
Released 2023

Fields marked n/a are unpublished by the maker; we list only verifiable numbers rather than guesses.

Unverified: specs compiled from manufacturer listings

Where to buy

No verified retailer link right now (the Wuque Rainy75 typically sells for around $200). Check Wuque Studio directly or your usual mechanical-keyboard retailers.

Alternatives to the Wuque Rainy75

Wobkey Rainy75 75% · $99 The Wobkey Rainy75 is the breakout budget-premium aluminum 75% gasket keyboard, tri-mode and VIA-compatible, sold in Lite ($99, 3500mAh, HMX Violet), Standard ($109, adds RGB), and Pro ($139, Kailh Cocoa, FR4 plate, 7000mAh) trims.
Meletrix Zoom75 Essential Edition 75% · $209 The Meletrix Zoom75 Essential Edition is a barebones aluminum 75% gasket kit with a swappable top-right module (knob, LCD, or badge), tri-mode PCB, and hot-swap sockets; VIA remapping works in wired mode. Compare: Wuque Rainy75 vs Meletrix Zoom75 Essential Edition
Qwertykeys Neo80 TKL · $173 The Qwertykeys Neo80 brings the Neo line to TKL with a screwless magnetic/ball-catch aluminum case, three mounting styles (gasket, O-ring, sandwich), tri-mode PCB, and QMK/VIA support. Compare: Wuque Rainy75 vs Qwertykeys Neo80

Not sure this is the one?

Answer five questions in KeebScout and it narrows every mechanical board we track to ones that match your use case, size, and budget. Since the Wuque Rainy75 is hot-swap, you can also pick your feel from the switch database and change it any time.

Esc