So easy to put together, no screwing necessary! The LCD screen has so much functionality, the board sounds amazing, no complaints!!

this keyboard is incredible. it punches way above its weight class. the quality of anodization is incredible. the copper is incredibly nice and HEAVY. love this keyboard.

This is the WKL 60cu with purple top, cooper bottom, PVD Dusk weight and CF plate. Very well crafter, weighty, and elegant. Looks great with Pure Player caps with the ISO config. Another great Neo board!

This is my second board first from Qwertykeys. Nothing but good customers service from when I’d change my address to a recent move to help while in build process on the neo65cu. Definitely going to buy a second to have other color options. I love this board it checks all the marks in a reasonable price.

Once it shipped it arrived quickly without issue. It was an absolute joy to build. Went with the O-ring mount, it’s anno grey gold w/ KKB Machinist on W1 Black Diamonds. Sounds, feels and looks absolutely fantastic. Punches wayyy above its price point. Best value/quality to price proposition for 60s out there! Can’t wait for my next Neo board, which is on the way!

This is my first custom keyboard, and I am well and truly obsessed with it and how it turned out. I was definitely nervous to build it, but the build guide was straightforward and it turned out incredibly. I used BSUN Fox linear switches and the POM plate with all included foams, and it sounds so marbly and beautiful! The product is such lovely quality and I hope to purchase another from QK in the future, maybe even the Alice Duo because it looks so incredible. Thank you again for making such a lovely product.

TLDR: Great quality board, easy assembly, amazing value, great customer service, not a board for everybody but certainly a board for me.

Unlike the qk80mk2, the ribbon cable for the screen is shorter. This makes it less likely for the magnetic connectors to flip inside out like the 80mk2 would, which means I don't have to bother making sure it's facing the right way when I put the board back together when try to screw everything together.

I got the fr4 plate with cushion and it's definitely an experience. I do wish that the foam was black so that it's 'invisible' when I put keycaps on but that's okay, not that big of a deal, just my self diagnosed ocd. the foams on the edge is super thin so it comes off easily with a switch puller when you pulled out a switch so that's kind of expected but not a big deal. I can't really tell if it isolate the switches sound as the product page says but I'm just glad there's no flex cuts on the cushioned plate.

Okay for cons, I chose non RGB pcb and the '101' logo lights up, sure whatever, no problem. I tinkered with via through their notion (no need to load JSON yipee) YET I still CANNNOOTTTTT turn off the damn lights. I know i'm not the only one having this issue since the people in their discord having the same issue. Then again, not a big deal for me to deduct a star.

This board is worth every penny (to me) and I'm glad QK listens to the feedback of their customers because goddamn I was so happy to see the screen ribbon cable improvement on qk101.

Edit: I am able to edit the lights on the '101' badge after updating the firmware but PLEASE BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU DO THIS!

I just recently started down the rabbit hole of the custom keyboard hobby, and the design alone of the Neo75 Cu made it an easy choice. The board showed up in perfect shape with no scratches or blemishes of any kind. I went with the anodized burgundy top case with the copper bottom case, and it is just simply gorgeous. I threw on some gateron oil kings and some cerakeys, and the result was this beautiful symphony of marbly sound that is just so pleasing to the ear, not to mention comfortable. This level of quality is incredible from Neo, and I cannot recommend the board enough.

This is my first keyboard build, and it was pretty easy to do despite having no prior experience. The build guide is a little light if you're a total noob, but plenty of answers on the internet and on discord. Great quality keyboard. I also got the wrist rest, and it feels super comfortable to type on. Also easily re-mappable with VIA, which I was also completely new to but figured out quickly. Fulfillment took about 4 weeks total; totally worth the wait! I love it so much!

Bought this as my first full keyboard build and could not be more impressed. You really get what you pay for, build quality + fit and finish is phenomenal, sound and feel is perfect after building. Went with akko rosewoods and pbt caps for a very nice 'deep', 'creamy' build.

Multi connection swapping is also near instant which is perfect for swapping from work to personal pc!

Did take a little while to ship but as I live in the US, shipping here from China to here isnt as easy as usual, so that's no fault of QK.

I’ve had four mechanical keyboards now, starting with Keychron and Nuphy. They were great, but I was still looking for something better. I was planning to get the Mode Sonnet 75, but I couldn’t decide on any of the options. Then I saw a review of the Neo75 Cu on Alexotos’ channel, and I instantly fell in love with it!

In short, the Neo75 Cu is an amazing keyboard. I think this might be the end of my mechanical keyboard journey! The quality is top-notch, the sound is great, and the looks are fantastic!

My setup:
- Brass Bottom/Silver Vortex Badge/Tri-mode Hotswap PCB/PP Plate(have also ALU Plate, but will try later, maybe)/Gasket mount/All foam
- Morandi Switches
- Mode Tomorrow Keycaps

This is my 15th entry- to mid-range custom keyboard, my 4th from QK/Neo, and one of my favorite builds so far. Build quality, finish, and build experience are top-notch. Black/copper Neo75 Cu paired with Awekeys Copper Eagle isn't a perfect match, but close, and a striking combination.

Aside from the obvious eye catching features, I really enjoyed the typing experience on this board. I predominantly use fr4 plates. I wasn't a big fan of the flex cuts on the fr4 plate but nonetheless, there's very little to complain about since the flex cuts wasn't too overwhelming.

Assembling the board itself wasn't that complicated. The build guide is pretty straightforward. However, I would be very careful on the leaf springs as they can be shifted easily and prevent the top case to close. No biggie, just something to that could happen to someone who wasn't paying attention like I did.

The plate foam seemed to expand beyond the PCB, don't be alarmed by it. I personally do not care about this since to me it just means extra protection around the case but there were times where I had to shove the foam away from the leaf springs since it made it harder for me to close / open the board. Once again, no biggie, just something I noticed.

Overall, it was absolutely worth the money. Order was shipped a week after it was ordered and it arrived 3 days sooner than what DHL forecasted. This is my first QK and certainly won't be my last.

This keyboard is unbelievably good, one of my favorite purchases of the year. Looks amazing, feels perfect and sounds delicious.

This keyboard design is an absolute eye-catcher! The layout is thoughtfully designed with a modern and futuristic look, especially the top case's ice cold smooth anodized finish with one of the functional and playful screen I have seen on a keyboard. To add icing to the cake, there is a dot matrix which lightly up and customizable as well. Thereby it feels tailored for both functionality and style.

Overall, this keyboard is a beautiful blend of premium materials, smart engineering, and elegant design. Perfect for those who appreciate simplicity and high-quality builds.