We review a lot of keyboards, but we were surprised when the Woo-dy landed in our mailbox from Unick Invent. You might have gathered from the name that there’s something unique about this keyboard, a few somethings in fact, but rather than plastic it features a real wooden base, high quality spherical keycaps, macros and key remaps, and full RGB programming all in a 65-percent layout. Is it worth the $99 Kickstarter price? Join us as we find out!
Unick Woo-dy Mechanical Keyboard Review: Good Wood
