This might be the best complete mechanical keyboard on the market for price and value. Today I review this, the ALLA F75. Alright so big shout out to the folks at Mechland for sending me over this unit while they've supplied the gear that thoughts and opinions in this review are purely my own. They haven't paid for what you're about to hear, so let's find out if the ALLA F75 is worth your time and money. So let's take a closer look at the packaging. This is a 75% keyboard with 80 keys. On the front here you have F75 written across with the ALLA branding and the top left and the majority black box. Now most of this is in Chinese but you do have the pertinent information in English. On the back there's not much going on just some more text specifications in Chinese and on the top here you've got the ALLA branding with the spider. Same here on the bottom just the ALLA logo on the right side you've got mechanical keyboard written out and on the opposite end you've got 2.4 gigahertz type C and some other information that we cannot read at this time. Now to get the box open let's see what's inside. So the first single notice is the user manual. This is important for a quick start guide. It is majority Chinese in the front but there are translations on the back half of it. This is also important because there's some function and command information that you might want to reference later on. So we'll put that to the side. You also have this quick start guide. Keep in mind this is majority Chinese so if you can read that good on you and you have the ALLA F75 itself. Looks like it's wrapped up. Getting it unwrapped here. So you've got this really nice plastic cover to keep dust off when you want to just leave it on top of your desk. And then you have the ALLA F75 and this really neat blue, black, and yellow color way. So we'll put that to the side momentarily and see what else is included in the box. So on the top half here looks like you do get some more accessories. It looks like you also get a USB Type-A to Type-C cable. Pretty standard, not braided or anything. You also get this two-in-one keycap and switch puller and you also get two additional switches. These appear to be the TTC crescent switches that are also available on ALLA's website. So after taking it out of the packaging it definitely has a really nice premium feel. You'll notice that on the top right here you have a multimedia scroll wheel which right out of the box should control the volume, play, pause, and other adjustments. You also have this LED mode indicator light between the escape and F1 keys. And when picking it up you do have slight flex in the board as is to be expected being a majority plastic build but overall are really impressed with the presentation and packaging. The heart of the F75 design philosophy lies in its innovative leaf spring gasket structure. This combined with its precision engineered 1.2 millimeter PCB and pre-loop mechanical switches ensures that every keystroke sounds amazing and consistent. Pre-installed are the crescent TTC switches. Also featured is a 4000 milliamp battery. On top of this the F75 keyboard's colored blocking isn't too shabby as well. The black, dark blue, and yellow colors complemented by the vibrant dance of 16.8 million RGB colors pairs nicely. I've also noticed that the keyboard does a great job of blending in. It seems like it would complement any office or gaming setup. Well, on the back of the keyboard you have the mode selector switch. You have a Bluetooth 5.0 mode and you also have that 2.4 gigahertz dongle mode and the dongle is included here. One thing to note is that the dongle is magnetic so you get that added security of knowing that it won't go anywhere once you've inserted. So ergonomics in the keyboard can mean the difference between a comfortable marathon session or a cramped sore experience. Luckily the F75 features a sophisticated design tailored for comfort. Its compact layout reduces the need to stretch for keys. While the slight incline supports a natural hand positioning. If the base angle of the keyboard doesn't work for you, don't worry. There are additional legs on the back for a two-stage height adjustment. Now let's talk numbers. Price set 6,999. The LF75 sits in a competitive bracket. It's not the cheapest on the market but it's also not the most expensive. For the price point what you're getting right out of the box is nothing short of impressive as far as pre-built mechanical keyboards are concerned. It offers a suite of features that rival its most costly counterparts. From its vibrant RGB lighting and hot swappable keys to its durable build and ergonomic design. It's this combination of affordability and functionality that make me feel as if the F75 represents a tremendous value. This isn't just an investment in a quality typing gaming experience. It's a savvy decision that ensures that your wallet remains relatively unscathed while you enjoy top tier features. In a world of mechanical keyboards, finding balance is key. The LF75 strikes it with precision. The keyboard's 75% layout strikes a perfect balance between space saving and functionality, ensuring you have access to all the essential keys without pluttering your desk. The LF75 shines when it comes to customization. The keyboard features a full hot swappable functionality, a multimedia control knob, to fine tune settings within applications, and finally calibrated stabilizers for a symphonic typing experience. With the included manual you can find a whole host of functions that allow you to customize the RGB lighting schemes in addition to tailoring the light intensity. As mentioned earlier, you won't be able to take full advantage of the customization of the keyboard unless you have windows. If needed, I can do a separate video on the command functions list available in the user manual. And now we'll go into a sound test. After spending some time with the LF75, it's clear that this keyboard is more than just a peripheral. It's a bridge to an elevated typing and gaming experience. It's blend of aesthetics, functionality, and customization, set it apart in a crowded market. Whether you're a gamer, a writer, or anyone between, the LF75 is a compelling choice for anyone looking for a pre-built mechanical keyboard. So do I recommend the LF75 without a doubt? It checks all the boxes that make a mechanical keyboard great. And then some. If you're looking to upgrade your typing experience without breaking the bank, the LF75 definitely deserves your attention. So now I'll give my final score in five categories. Organomics, 5 out of 5. Price and value, 5 out of 5. Quality, 5 out of 5. Practice quality, 4 out of 5. And aesthetics, 5 out of 5. That's it for today's review of the LF75 mechanical keyboard. If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel for more reviews. Let me know in the comments down below what you think I should review next. And until next time, peace.