Chilkey

This board is the best option (at least definitely one of) for people looking for a 75% mechanical keyboard but not willing to get too much envolved into building everything from a scratch. Except switches and keycaps, which are the matter of personal choice to anyone, all is great here. Qualitative, solid and thick metal case, multiple layers of noise reduction materials, three options of plate mounting (I personally love solicon gasket) make me question whether a tapemod is needed here as I enjoy the stock sound very much. Software is ok (but requires some polishing in terms of colors in GUI), very user-friendly and understandable without instructions, and switching between connections is easy (thanks to the little display). The only con are stabs, which are plate mounted and though they are lubed (a bit excessively) they don't sound that great. But the pcb supports a ****-in stabs so for me it's not such a big deal. Everything else is exceptional, highly recommend. Thank you, Chilkey, for such a great product and for your respect to the customer.

I was excited to buy this kind of keyboard for the first time. After the initial excitement, my first reaction when I saw the product was 'it's heavier than I thought'. Lamo.
Anyway, I connected it to my PC, entered the website, finished the settings, and played a game, and I noticed that my hands were less tired than usual and my movements were smoother.
The keyboard tapping sound is rather loud, but it's not unpleasant, and it doesn't bother me when I'm gaming.

I switched from the rainy75 mechanical to the slice 75 he and I saw instant improvement in my gameplay! It feels incredibly responsive in between the Hall effect and the 8k polling. The socd and rapid tap stuff is all really great! It doesn’t quite sound as good as a mechanical in my opinion but this is still nice. My spacebar was a little loose and had a hollowish sound but I swapped it out and it sounds and feels a lot better. May or may not be a problem if you get one. I haven’t had the chance to mod it a lot but it was made to be easily modable. Online software is real nice and easy to use.

Great for it's price. Sound is and feeling of lotuses switches, features like quick disassembly and screen are also pretty useful. I was only hoping for a gasket to have a little bit more recoil. Also if I ever aimed in improvement, I would aim in battery life. Rgb on full blast drains it in 2h, luckily I changed tbh brightness to 20% and I haven’t charged it in a week so far

Amazing keyboard, with high quality finishing on the case. I love the sound signature (this is coming from someone who used to own a Jelly Epoch), super satisfying to type on. Not to mention it's basically on-par or better than Wooting in terms of performance. The best you can get with Hall Effect!

Pros:

The mouse is super light — you can hardly even notice it’s there.

The left and right clicks feel clean and snappy.

The scroll wheel has just the right amount of tactility and smoothness.

The left-side buttons are in a good position for my thumb. I have bigger hands (being a 6'2" male), and the side buttons feel great.

The mouse is shorter — I wasn’t sure if I would like that at first, but it works and feels great. It's also decently wide and taller than my other mice, which fits my claw grip style perfectly.

Performance is fantastic. The 8K polling rate is kind of a gimmick, as there’s really no noticeable difference between 1,000 polling and 8,000, but it’s nice to have it available.

Extra skate feet and grip tape for the mouse came included in the box.

Cons:

No offline drivers.

The battery is mediocre at best — up to a total of 80 hours at a 1,000 polling rate on 2.4G wireless.

The wireless dongle only has a female USB-C connection, so you cannot simply plug it directly into the computer. You have to use the 1m USB-C cable that it came with for wireless to work, and then unplug that and replug the USB cable to charge it. You can't do both at the same time unless you have an extra cable.

Lastly, I really don’t have anything negative to say about it. Time will tell, though. But it met all my expectations — and in fact exceeded a couple.
My top two favorite mice are the Razer Viper V2 Pro and the Glorious Model O V1, and if this mouse holds up over time, it will definitely join them as one of my all-time favorites.

Used it for about a week. Without a doubt, this keyboard has become my main keyboard.
I am very satisfied with the feel, texture, and performance.
It is also compatible with ****-in stabilizers, although the plate needs a little work.
If I had to say something, I wish the logo in the lower right corner was a customizable screen like the ND75.

The switches are the best sounding switches I've ever heard in a mechanical keyboard let alone budget mechanical keyboard. I was really surprised of the quality and I recommend it to anyone who wants a one and done mechanical keyboard.

When I first got the keyboard, I wasn’t planning on using it, but after comparing it to my Wooting 60HE, I actually ended up preferring it. The metal construction gives it a premium, high-quality finish, and the software is straightforward and easy to navigate. You can set the actuation points super low, which makes it great for responsive typing or fast-paced gaming. It also sounds amazing in my opinion—crisp and satisfying. Even the packaging it came in was impressive and stylish, which added to the overall experience.

The Slice75 HE Keyboard is a solid, well-built board that’s easy to mod and upgrade. It comes with Gateron Jade Pro Hall Effect switches, which are among the best HE switches available, delivering ultra-smooth and responsive keystrokes. The Rapid Trigger feature is a game-changer for FPS games, making movement feel snappy and precise. Plus, its intuitive software lets you fine-tune actuation and macros to your liking. With its premium switches and future-proof customization, the Slice75 HE is easily worth the price.

The Slice75HE is a really solid keyboard with a great design and good software. The keycaps are solid but not overwhelmingly good, however, it makes up for it with the aluminum case and the sound of the gateron jade pros are really nice.
Overall, really solid keyboard worth the price. 9/10

My first experience with a board where you can change the actuation levels on the keys. I can confidently say that it is a game changer, giving me a huge competitive edge in competitive fps games. The build quality of the Slice75 HE is amazing, nothing feels cheap about this board and the aluminium body provides a premium feel and durability.

This keyboard surpassed all expectations. I cannot recommend enough.

This keyboard feels very weighty and premium, looks great because of the anodized finish, and is top notch when it comes down to customizing it thanks to how easy it is to take apart. No need to worry about even needing any tools because all you'll need comes already packaged with the keyboard which is very convenient and appreciated. But, that isn't to say you'll even need to customize it for it to both feel and sound great because it's already very damn good stock. All and all, I would highly recommend this keeb if you're looking for a good entry point into custom keyboards or are just looking for a really nice keyboard you can just plug and play.

P.S.
The mini LCD screen makes for a great little addition to this boards' customizability and you'll fall in love with it right away just like I did whenever you add your favorite gif or pic to it.

It took a while but it was definitely worth it. The customer service was amazing and I was throughly impressed!