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DrunkDeer A75 compared with DrunkDeer G75
Spec DrunkDeer A75

DrunkDeer

DrunkDeer A75

$94–$160

“The original DrunkDeer 75%”

DrunkDeer G75

DrunkDeer

DrunkDeer G75

$70

“The cheap 75%”

Price , different $94–$160 $70
Size 75% 75%
Type Pre-built Pre-built
Connectivity Wired Wired
Released , different 2023 2024
Mounting , different Gasket Tray Mount
Case , different Plastic (PVD aluminum case option) Plastic
Colors , different Black, White, Grey, Space Grey (PVD aluminum), Silver White (PVD aluminum) Blue, Purple, Black, White
Weight , different Not listed 820 g
Dimensions , different Not listed 325 x 135 x 41.5mm
Typing angle Not listed Not listed
Front height Not listed Not listed
Switches Hall Effect Hall Effect
Profile Standard Standard
Keycaps , different OEM ABS or PBT, or barebone, depending on version Not listed
PCB , different Hot-swap magnetic Hot-swap (Raesha magnetic switches only)
Plates Not listed Not listed
Software DrunkDeer Antler (web driver) DrunkDeer Antler (web driver)
NKRO Yes Yes
RGB Yes Yes
Features , different Hall effect, Rapid Trigger, 75%, Adjustable actuation Hall effect, Rapid Trigger, 75%
Good for , different People who want a magnetic 75% with a volume knob and an ISO layout Typists who value a smooth linear feel out of the box Buyers who want the original design rather than the newer, heavier A75 Pro or Ultra People who want a cheap magnetic 75% that sounds good out of the box Players who want a silent switch Buyers who want a JIS layout
Skip if , different Players who want 8 kHz polling (see the A75 Ultra) Anyone who wants to swap switches freely and re-calibrate nothing Wireless users Anyone who wants a metal knob or a heavier case (see the A75 Pro) People who want to swap in Gateron or TTC magnetic switches Players who need 8 kHz polling
Pros , different The only DrunkDeer in this group offered in ISO-DE, ISO-UK and ISO-FR as well as ANSI Smooth linear magnetic switches, called buttery by PC Gamer and ultra-smooth by SemiPro Tech+Gear Volume knob plus Rapid Trigger and adjustable actuation (0.2 to 3.3 mm per the maker) Choice of ABS or PBT keycaps, a barebone option, and an aluminum PVD case option Wired USB-C with 1000 Hz polling Silent magnetic switch option alongside the standard one Tray mount that HLPLANET found stable to type on Hot-swap sockets, and a JIS layout option as well as ANSI Four ANSI colors, including blue and purple Rapid Trigger, Last Win and Release Dual Trigger in the Antler web app (HLPLANET)
Cons , different PC Gamer found the launch software poor and missing features; later reviewers say it has improved, but it is still a web driver rather than onboard software Hot-swap comes with a maker warning: replacing a switch can change calibration accuracy, and PC Gamer listed it as not hot-swappable Wired only, with no wireless option 1000 Hz polling, where the Ultra is 8 kHz The aluminum PVD case is a separate variant, not the standard build Hot-swap only accepts Raesha magnetic switches (HLPLANET) Plastic case and no knob 1000 Hz polling, wired only Maker listing is internally inconsistent about the mount (tray-mount marketing, gasket structure in the spec table) Only one independent review found
Research take , different A smooth, original-style magnetic 75% with ISO options and a volume knob. The hardware reviews well; the A75 Pro and Ultra are the newer structures if you want more. The budget DrunkDeer 75%. Its silent-switch option is the main reason to pick it over the A75 line.