Personally preferable over the more condensed 60% due to the lack of the arrow keys which are a requirement for most office work and many games such as RTS types that don't utilize WASD like company of heroes. Has multi-connection Bluetooth (upto 3 parings) along with the 2.4Ghz dongle and USB connectivity which makes it useful in numerous situations. The keyboard build is fairly solid, though it does have a small bit of flex if you try hard enough, which is expected with these full plastic build boards. A single charge provides for multiple days of use even with constant LED activity which is a definitely plus. The caps provide for a bit of a clacky sound when fully suppressed, which is preferable to some, not so much to others so its purely preference at that point. Key customizations are done with a downloaded .json file and a certain website which is only accessible as long as the website remains up and you have internet connectivity. (LED displays can be changed on the fly using FN key combinations) Switches are based off the 5 pin design, so swapping out switches can easily be done with the included cap & switch puller. The metal volume control knob is always an appreciated addition for functionality, adding to a more streamlined feel. Read more

I was not expecting this to feel quite this good to type on, but on sale at half-off its already low price point, I kind of had to find out. I'm no expert but to my untrained ear this feels and sounds almost as thocky as the (chef's kiss) RK R65. There are frequencies in the recording that I do not notice while using it. I'm tempted to grab another one while it's on deep sale for pairing with tablets around the house and one for modding, although this seems pretty great right out of the box. The keyboard is heavy. Its feet grip the table and it doesn't slide around. The MOA caps feel comfortable and even the whimsical font is not offensive enough to deter me from enjoying this unexpectedly delightful find. Read more

"I NEVER knew there were keyboards that I could "change" or "modify" the sound to make it exactly sound how I want it too. I have NEVER knew there were sounds of a keyboard described as "Thocky", "Clicky", or "Creamy".. I finally found out that I wanted a Thocky or creamy sounding keyboard... All the keyboards I have ever purchased, they weren't "hot swappable".. I just found out about hot swappable, keycaps, and switches about 2 months ago and I'm in my late 30's and have worked Customer Service/Call Centers since I was 18YO... I saw the keycaps are MOA (just found out there is a name of keycap profile.. lol) :) And I am in love.. I have NEVER owned a bluetooth, or wireless keyboard in my life... And when I type, it sounds magnificient... I love how it feels when I press each key.. The sound... Talk about ASMR... This keyboard is the best... I love it!! And I have purchased other keyboards, but none compare to the Womier WK60.. This mechanical, Hot-swappable keyboard is EVERYTHING!!!! I am obsessed and impressed!!! I usually like keyboards w/ the numpad, but I had to make an exception. This is one investment I am so proud of!! Womier does NOT disappoint!! Thank you so much. I was NOT paid for this review, nor was I compensated in any way, shape or form! Read more

Swapping keycaps and switches is easy on this. I like this keyboard. I noticed when the battery is medium/low, the usb dongle starts cutting off randomly but the lights are still on. Full battery it works perfectly and the software is ok, it does the job. Read more

WK60 weight: 588 grams Switches: Womier POM Rose Whisper switches. Smooth, creamy (could be a bit mushy for some) with a marbly sound profile. No rattling or noticeable ping (The Womier website says they come prelubed which i can definitely feel). Keycaps: Doubleshot PBT MOA profile. While the characters are a bit Comic Sans-y for my taste, they can easily be switched out for something a bit more “Mature” or traditional. Opinion: This is a great keyboard if you’re just needing something lightweight to throw in your bag along with your tablet/laptop, which is what I originally purchased it for. The multiple connection modes are really useful too, if it runs out of battery it can run on a wired connection or you can use the 2.4 ghz dongle for less latency (Not that i personally notice any latency on the BT connection, but I don’t have it very far from my tablet atm). If you’re looking for a cheaper alternative to something like the Logitech MX Keys Mini and you don’t mind something just a hair larger (The MX keys mini has a big battery bar that serves as a way to prop the keeb up on your desk) this is a great deal. Some negatives: The RGB lighting as far as I can tell, can only cycle through the whole gamut of colors rather than let you stay on one color. I haven’t checked to see if there’s software to make it so that you can only have one color backlighting. That’s just a personal preference and some people might like the various color RGB lighting. The stock keycaps can seem a bit juvenile but then again, personal preference. Might not be as thin/lightweight as other portable keyboards on the market. It’s around 100g heaver than the logitech k380, 80g heavier than the mx keys mini, and larger overall, but then again it IS a mechanical keyboard that isn’t built around choc switches. With low profile keycaps you could potentially slim it down enough if the MOA profile keycaps that it comes with are too high. Potentially a lack of keyboard shortcuts for tablet users, but if you’re just using it to type up long paragraphs without the need of menus to access often, it is probably fine. TLDR; solid little keyboard for people who don’t want to buy into scissor switch/membrane travel keyboards for use with laptops/tablets on the go. Excellent BT connectivity! Read more