Wobkey Rainy75 vs YUNZII AL75
The Wobkey Rainy75 and the YUNZII AL75 are close alternatives. The main differences: the Wobkey Rainy75 is the cheaper of the two at $99 versus $120; stock, the Wobkey Rainy75 sounds deep, thocky and the YUNZII AL75 aluminum gasket thock.
- Lower priceWobkey Rainy75$99 versus $120
- Easier to modWobkey Rainy75hot-swap sockets and QMK/VIA
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Choose the Wobkey Rainy75 if
- you mainly want it for enthusiast.
- you want to spend less ($99).
- you want QMK/VIA remapping.
Choose the YUNZII AL75 if
- you mainly want it for office.
Wobkey Rainy75 vs YUNZII AL75, spec by spec
| Wobkey Rainy75 | YUNZII AL75 | |
|---|---|---|
| Layout | 75% | 75% |
| Height | Standard | Standard |
| Connectivity | Wired, Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz | Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, Wired |
| Hot-swap | Yes | Yes |
| Keycaps | PBT double-shot, Cherry profile | doubleshot PBT |
| Case | CNC aluminum | aluminum |
| Mount | Gasket | Gasket |
| Backlight | RGB | RGB |
| QMK / VIA | Yes (stronger spec) | No |
| Battery | 3500 mAh | n/a |
| Typical price | $99 (stronger spec) | $120 |
| Sound (stock) | deep, thocky | aluminum gasket thock |
| Released | 2024 | 2024 |
Highlighted rows are where the two differ; a check marks the objectively stronger spec (price, battery, modability). Feel and preference rows never get a check. Fields marked n/a are unpublished by the maker; we list only verifiable numbers.
Where they sit among all 509 boards we track
32% of the 509 boards tracked here cost less than the Wobkey Rainy75; 47% of the 509 boards tracked here cost less than the YUNZII AL75.
28% of the 172 wireless boards tracked here carry a smaller battery than the Wobkey Rainy75.
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Where to buy the YUNZII AL75
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