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DrunkDeer G75 compared with DrunkDeer A75
Spec DrunkDeer G75

DrunkDeer

DrunkDeer G75

$70

“The cheap 75%”

DrunkDeer A75

DrunkDeer

DrunkDeer A75

$94–$160

“The original DrunkDeer 75%”

Price , different $70 $94–$160
Size 75% 75%
Type Pre-built Pre-built
Connectivity Wired Wired
Released , different 2024 2023
Mounting , different Tray Mount Gasket
Case , different Plastic Plastic (PVD aluminum case option)
Colors , different Blue, Purple, Black, White Black, White, Grey, Space Grey (PVD aluminum), Silver White (PVD aluminum)
Weight , different 820 g Not listed
Dimensions , different 325 x 135 x 41.5mm Not listed
Typing angle Not listed Not listed
Front height Not listed Not listed
Switches Hall Effect Hall Effect
Profile Standard Standard
Keycaps , different Not listed OEM ABS or PBT, or barebone, depending on version
PCB , different Hot-swap (Raesha magnetic switches only) Hot-swap magnetic
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% Hall effect, Rapid Trigger, 75%, Adjustable actuation
Good for , different 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 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
Skip if , different 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 Players who want 8 kHz polling (see the A75 Ultra) Anyone who wants to swap switches freely and re-calibrate nothing Wireless users
Pros , different 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) 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
Cons , different 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 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
Research take , different The budget DrunkDeer 75%. Its silent-switch option is the main reason to pick it over the A75 line. 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.