Dry Studio Black Diamond 75 Gaming Keyboard Review

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The Black Diamond 75 is the debut keyboard from Dry Studio, a brand new keyboard brand spun off from Angry Miao . The connections are clear, but the Black Diamond 75 is a wholly unique keyboard. Taking inspiration from the Lamborghini Aventador Mansory Carbonado, a carbon fiber super car, it features a design that’s luxurious without being exorbitant and offers an excellent typing and gaming experience. Designed for esports, it features 2.4GHz wireless with a 2ms scan rate, ensuring instantaneous responses, and ultra fast switches. Launching to IndieGoGo starting at $204, it’s an impressive keyboard that competes with gaming and custom keyboards alike.

The Dry Studio Black Diamond 75 is unlike any other gaming keyboard on the market today. Coming from one of Angry Miao’s product designers, spun off to create his own studio out of Japan, it’s no surprise that it’s innovative in all the right ways. When it comes to typing and gaming quality, it’s simply outstanding. It requires no modding whatsoever, and has the best out-of-box sound I’ve ever heard on a pre-built mechanical keyboard. Even if you’re not a gamer, this is a keyboard that’s worth considering for sound and feel alone.

Those strengths come from its design, internally and externally, and it’s pretty darn unique on both fronts. You’ll be able to tell right away that this is unlike other keyboards, even those with the same layout, so be prepared to catch some attention if you use it where other people might take notice. It features a 75%, or compact TKL, layout which means it has a full function row, arrow keys, and a single column of navigation and editing buttons. But that’s where the similarities with other 75% keyboards end.

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