The DrunkDeer A75 Ultra HE is a wired gaming mechanical keyboard built around a compact 75% layout with a standard profile, connecting to a host system via USB with a detachable cable and reaching a polling rate of 8000 Hz. It uses a plate mount construction and is not designed for Mac use. Physically, the keyboard measures 340.9 mm wide, 150.5 mm deep, and 46.7 mm thick, with a weight of 1000 g, and adjustable feet are included to allow for tilt customization. It carries a one-year warranty.
The DrunkDeer A75 Ultra HE features an aluminum case and aluminum plate finished in silver, giving it a consistent all-metal construction throughout. It includes per-key RGB backlighting with a north-facing LED direction, which allows light to shine through the north side of each keycap. Adjustable feet are present to let users set a preferred typing angle, while a wrist rest is not included in the package.
The DrunkDeer A75 Ultra HE uses DrunkDeer mechanical switches with a tactile feel, requiring just 30 g of actuation force and offering a wide adjustable actuation range from 0.2 mm to 3.8 mm across a total travel distance of 3.8 mm. This range allows users to fine-tune exactly where each keypress registers within the full stroke. The switches are hot-swappable, meaning they can be removed and replaced without soldering.
The DrunkDeer A75 Ultra HE supports a strong set of input features, including rapid trigger, dual actuation, adjustable actuation, and analog input, giving users precise control over how and when keypresses are registered. Full NKRO (N-key rollover) is also supported, ensuring every simultaneous keypress is recognized without conflict. On the other hand, the keyboard does not include USB passthrough, a display, or support for QMK, ZMK, or VIA firmware.
The DrunkDeer A75 Ultra HE follows a standard ANSI (United States) key layout, using PBT keycaps in an OEM profile that sit in their default sculpted row heights. The layout adheres to a standard arrangement, so aftermarket keycap sets should fit without compatibility issues. Media functions are accessible via the Fn key rather than dedicated keys, and the keyboard does not include a rotary dial.