Gadgetoid

I tested the IQUNIX EV63 recently and despite finding an excellent HE keyboard I wanted to tone down its look to something more minimalist and clean.

I didn’t think I’d ever need a leaf blower, or a leaf vacuum for that matter, but sooner or later the trials and tribulations of maintaining a presentable (read: suitable for your kids to destroy again) garden catch up to you.

After working with IQUNIX earlier this year to review the hefty but decent Magi75 Pro (which I still keep in rotation) they kept in touch, but my interest in keyboards had waned somewhat.

It’s been a little while since I looked at the Phantom81 Lite, KiiBOOM’s entry level, 81% keyboard.

The lure of remote control cars had been gnawing away at me for years now.

When Redragon reached out to me to write about their boards, the K720 Pro was top of my list.

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I promised Wobkey I’d get weird with the Rainy 75, and as I begin to pen this review I don’t really know what shape that weirdness will take.

IQUNIX is neither a brand I had heard of, nor expected terribly much from.

After building the Chilkey ND75, and trying the Slice75 and Slice68 I figured it was time to graduate to something a little more middle of the road- a complete, bag o parts custom board that tickles that electronics hobbyist itch just a little.