DrunkDeer
Released 2024
Researched from maker specs and published sources. Last checked Oct 18, 2026.
The cheap 75%
The budget 75% with a plastic case, a tray mount, 1000 Hz polling, and the option of silent magnetic switches. No knob; it is hot-swap but only with Raesha magnetic switches.
The budget DrunkDeer 75%. Its silent-switch option is the main reason to pick it over the A75 line.
The G75 is DrunkDeer's cheaper 75%. HLPLANET describes it as the same 75% layout as the A75 Pro, without the knob and with a plastic case. The maker lists a 325 x 135 x 41.5 mm body at 820 g, 1000 Hz polling, hot-swap, a rated 100 million keypresses, 18 backlight modes and a USB-C cable, in ANSI (blue, purple, black or white) and a JIS layout. Marketing copy calls it a shock-absorbing tray mount, and HLPLANET also noted the tray mount feels stable, though the spec table says Hull Gasket Structure.
Its signature feature is the silent magnetic switch, a DrunkDeer and Raesha option that HLPLANET called the first of its kind it knew of. HLPLANET said the stock switches sounded better in this board than in the A75 or A75 Pro, and that Turbo Mode cuts latency to roughly 1 ms. The one major con it found after two weeks: hot-swap works only with Raesha magnetic switches, so Gateron or TTC magnetic switches will not fit.
Compared with the A75 Pro, the G75 gives up the knob and the heavier case in exchange for a lower price and the silent option.
Dimensions
325 x 135 x 41.5mm
Weight
820 g
Case Material
Plastic
Connectivity
Wired
Plate Options
Case Colors
Software Support
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