Feker IK75 Pro 3 Mode 75% Gasket RGB Backlit Mechanical Keyboard kit - Wireless/Wired/2.4GHz Customized Programmable Keyboard Kit - 83 Key Knob Switch 3pin/5pin DIY Kit (Transparent White)

Had a really tough time finding a bright, transparent, and wireless keyboard with a volume knob and height adjustments… so I decided to just find the parts to build one. This is the perfect DIY kit, and it even comes with a plastic dust cover!I paired it with red Gateron switches and pudding keycaps, and am just loving it so far, for office work and gaming alike.I know there is software out there that allows you to program keys and change RGB, but I am struggling with getting it to recognize my keyboard. Haven’t given it much effort though, and the set of onboard lighting settings are plenty to keep me satisfied in the meantime.One thing to note is I changed the pre-installed metal gasket to the additional plastic one that comes with the kit in order to achieve a quieter sound. It was a little stressful taking the body apart because I didn’t want to damage it, but it came out just fine.

I've used the housing for a few months now. The build is very simple. It comes with a usb a dongle and a plain white usb a to usb c. The battery life is really great if you're a wireless kind of person. You get two plates for the board, a steel one and a polycarbonate one. You can swap these depending on which sound signature you prefer from your keyboard. There is software support for win11. From there you can change rgb patterns, modes, etc. Also change the key functions for every key (minus the fn). I recommend the keyboard kit and I would buy it again for another build. I don't think you can beat this in terms of value. Custom keyboard scene can get pretty expensive and I'm glad there are options like these for more budget minded builders.

This is my first intro to custom mechanical keyboards. Had fun putting it together and modding it. I love the RGB lighting.

Overall it looks nice, but there are a few problems regarding what was given. In the picture, it shows a small ziplock bag that has the screws for the polycarbonate plate. I did not receive any sort of bag for the screws, so the polycarbonate plate is useless pretty much. I’ve seen another review saying the same thing, but decided to give it a shot since other reviewers didn’t mention this problem. If the buyer doesn’t receive any screws, there is no point in adding in a polycarbonate plate to begin with. For anyone that is considering buying this, keep in mind that you might not get any screws for the plate.