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DrunkDeer A75 Pro compared with DrunkDeer A75 Ultra
Spec DrunkDeer A75 Pro

DrunkDeer

DrunkDeer A75 Pro

$110

“The mid A75”

DrunkDeer A75 Ultra

DrunkDeer

DrunkDeer A75 Ultra

$140

“The top A75”

Price , different $110 $140
Size 75% 75%
Type Pre-built Pre-built
Connectivity Wired Wired
Released , different 2024 2025
Mounting Gasket Gasket
Case Plastic Plastic
Colors , different Black, White Silver Black, Silver White, Ruby Red, Emerald Green
Weight , different 1000 g Not listed
Dimensions , different 340.9 x 150.5 x 46.7mm Not listed
Typing angle Not listed Not listed
Front height Not listed Not listed
Switches Hall Effect Hall Effect
Profile Standard Standard
Keycaps , different OEM PBT or Cherry-profile PBT Not listed
PCB , different Hot-swap magnetic Hot-swap magnetic (KS-20 compatible per HLPLANET)
Plates Not listed Not listed
Software , different DrunkDeer Antler (web driver) DrunkDeer software
NKRO Yes Yes
RGB Yes Yes
Features , different Hall effect, Rapid Trigger, 75% Hall effect, Rapid Trigger, 75%, 8 kHz polling, Adjustable actuation
Good for , different Players who want a heavier magnetic 75% with a knob and a silent switch option Typists who want a magnetic board with a more solid feel than the G-series Buyers who prefer PBT keycaps in the box Competitive players who want 8 kHz polling and near-Wooting-80HE latency (HLPLANET) Buyers who want a ready-to-use board with a good out-of-box sound People who want to try different KS-20 magnetic switches later
Skip if , different Competitive players chasing 8 kHz polling Wireless users Anyone who wants the cheapest possible Hall-effect board (see the G75) Anyone who wants onboard profile memory Buyers who want an all-aluminum body, unless the maker's listing is confirmed Wireless users, and people who just want the cheapest HE board
Pros , different Silent magnetic switch option, which is rare in this category Metal knob, 18 backlight modes and hot-swap support (maker) Heavy, stable 1 kg body; reviewers praised the feel Cherry-profile PBT keycap options HLPLANET measured about 4 ms single-key latency and called the software easy to use 8 kHz polling, with about 0.45 to 0.5 ms measured latency (HLPLANET) Accepts the common KS-20 magnetic switch standard, so more switch choices than the Raesha-only G-series RT Match and RT Plus features in the Antler web app Solid keycaps and a very good sound profile out of the box according to HLPLANET Four colorways and a multimedia dial
Cons , different Case material is disputed: the maker's spec lists ABS, reviewers describe aluminum 1000 Hz polling only; the Ultra is 8 kHz Wired only Replacing a switch can shift calibration (maker FAQ, written for the A75) Wooting's software and four-year warranty are stronger (Hall Effect Products) Web app was missing Mod Tap and macros at launch (HLPLANET), and there is no onboard profile memory (Techxreviews) Spacebar stabilizers could be better tuned (Techxreviews) Sources disagree on case material, switch and keycap listings, so check the variant Wired only Weight is unclear: the maker lists 1.66 kg, while Techxreviews calls it lighter than the A75 Pro
Research take , different A well-reviewed magnetic 75% with a knob, a silent-switch option and a hefty build. Check the case material claim, and look at the Ultra only if 8 kHz matters to you. The fastest of the DrunkDeer 75% boards, with good reviewer feedback on latency and sound. Check the case and switch variant against the maker's listing.