Womier WD75 V2 ゲーミングキーボード 無線日本語配列

This article covers the Womier WD75 V2 ゲーミングキーボード 無線日本語配列, a 75% wireless mechanical keyboard that puts a walnut wood shell and an 8000mAh battery into the roughly ¥20,000 bracket. Below we go past the spec sheet into who it actually suits and where you have to compromise.

Overview

The short version: this board is for people who want to sample custom-keyboard hardware without leaving the Japanese (JIS) layout. The 75% layout (83 keys) drops the numpad but keeps the function row and arrow keys as physical keys, so neither game bindings nor office work lose anything critical.

It suits anyone who wants something narrower than TKL but is not willing to give up the F-row.

The feature list is unusually deep for the price: a gasket mount structure with five layers of sound-dampening material, full POM linear switches with 55g actuation, 3-pin/5-pin hot-swap sockets, QMK/VIA key remapping, PBT dye-sublimated MDA profile keycaps, and south-facing RGB LEDs. These are the talking points of the custom keyboard world, and having them all arrive assembled in a JIS wireless board is essentially this product's reason to exist.

One thing to settle up front: this is a mechanical keyboard, not a magnetic (Hall effect) board with adjustable actuation. If you are a competitive FPS player who considers rapid trigger mandatory, you are shopping in a different category.

Compatibility Guide

There are three connection modes, and they are meant to be used for different things.

The keyboard works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and tablets, and ships with JIS-legend keycaps installed. Per the supplied compatibility notes, QMK/VIA configuration requires a wired connection, but the settings you save do apply in wireless modes.

In practice that means plugging in only when you want to change something.

One easy thing to overlook is the pre-boot screen. Bluetooth pairing is handled by the OS, so Bluetooth keyboards generally do not work in BIOS/UEFI setup or during an OS reinstall.

Keep the USB-C cable or the 2.4GHz dongle within reach.

On macOS the board is recognised as a JIS keyboard, but the kana/eisu and Command key positions feel different from Windows. Being able to swap those around in QMK/VIA is a genuine advantage here — just remember the configuration step needs a cable.

Check physical clearance too. The body measures roughly 340 x 170 x 35mm.

The 170mm depth is normal for a 75% board, but 35mm of height is nearly double a low-profile keyboard and tilts the front edge upward. A palm rest is worth budgeting for, and if you use a pull-out keyboard tray, measure the clearance first.

Weight is not listed in the supplied spec data, so check the product page if you plan to carry it around.

Keycap compatibility is the part that needs the most care. MX-compatible stems and south-facing LEDs are straightforward on their own, but the JIS layout uses different widths around the right Shift and spacebar.

Most aftermarket keycap sets are ANSI, and sets that are both MDA profile and JIS-compatible are rare. If you are buying with keycap swaps in mind, confirm that a compatible set exists before ordering.

Product Details

The key specifications are as follows.

On pricing, the Amazon listing showed ￥19,899 as captured on 25 May 2026, and Rakuten (Joe Market) showed ¥20,029 as captured on 21 August 2026. Both are point-in-time figures that move with sales and stock; this article will not be updated, so check the current price on the product page before buying.

The overseas marketplace entry is a search results page only, with no usable street price.

Reviews stood at 89 ratings averaging 4.4 out of 5 (about 88 on a 100-point scale) as captured on 25 May 2026.

That is a good score, but 89 is a small sample. Read what the low-star reviews actually say about unit variance, wireless stability, and warranty handling rather than trusting the average alone.

The 8000mAh battery is large by wireless keyboard standards. Real runtime, however, swings enormously with RGB brightness and effects — full brightness versus lights off can differ by several times over.

No rated runtime is included in the supplied data, so check whether the figure on the product page assumes RGB on or off. Comparing hours without that condition is how people end up disappointed.

In the box you get a USB-C cable, the 2.4GHz dongle, switch and keycap pullers, spare keycaps, and a manual.

Warranty is typically one year and may vary by retailer. The walnut shell is real wood, so grain and colour vary between units — that is material behaviour, not a defect.

Typing Feel and Sound

A gasket mount suspends the plate on cushioning rather than screwing it straight to the case. It generally softens the bottom-out and pushes the sound lower and rounder.

The five damping layers target the hollow resonance inside the case. With both present, this board simply sounds different from a typical gaming keyboard at the same price.

The switches are full POM linears at 55g. POM is self-lubricating, so the stroke is smooth and the sound leans low rather than sharp.

At 55g the actuation is slightly heavier than common linears in the 45-50g range: fewer accidental presses, but some people prefer lighter springs for long typing sessions. This is exactly where hot-swap earns its keep — you can change the switches instead of the keyboard.

South-facing LEDs sit on the front side of each switch, which avoids interference with Cherry-profile keycaps and lights the legends from a sensible angle.

Alternatives Worth Considering

• You use a numpad daily: a 75% board will slow down numeric entry. A full-size JIS wireless board is the better fit.
• You prioritise an aluminium case and polished QMK wireless: look at aluminium custom wireless boards, but confirm which layouts are offered.
• You need rapid trigger: choose a magnetic (Hall effect) board. This one is mechanical and cannot do adjustable actuation.
• You plan to swap switches: the 3-pin/5-pin sockets accept 5-pin linears directly, so buying loose switches to tune the feel works without modification.

Who It Is For

• People going wireless without leaving the JIS layout: the compact footprint keeps the function row and arrow keys, so desk space is saved without hurting productivity.
• People who want quieter, softer typing: the gasket mount plus five damping layers genuinely help in shared offices or on frequent calls.
• People juggling several devices: three remembered devices with hotkey switching suits moving between desktop, laptop, and tablet.
• People who want to keep tinkering: hot-swap sockets and QMK/VIA mean both switches and keymap stay changeable after purchase, making this an approachable entry into custom boards.

Before You Buy

Keycaps are the biggest trap. JIS layout plus MDA profile plus 75% leaves almost no aftermarket sets to choose from.

If swapping keycaps is a main reason you are buying, this is the wrong board — judge it on whether the bundled caps satisfy you as shipped.

Wired-only VIA configuration also bites in daily use. If you decide to change a binding away from your desk and have no cable, you cannot.

Treat the cable as part of the kit. The same applies to the 2.4GHz dongle: lose it and the low-latency mode goes with it, and no generic replacement exists.

Decide where it lives.

The walnut shell is natural wood. Grain and colour variation are expected, and your unit will not match the product photo exactly.

Avoid direct sunlight and locations with wild humidity swings. If the look does not appeal to you, the same budget spent on a metal or plastic case may buy more measurable performance.

Consider the 75% layout itself. On JIS boards the right Shift and symbol keys often end up at irregular widths, so moving from a full-size board takes a relearning period.

Compare the Delete and BackSpace area against your own habits using the product images before ordering.

One more caution about listing data. Automatically collected product information sometimes mixes in region labels or metadata from other products — in this data set, the price source label did not match the store it actually came from.

When you open the product page, confirm the images, the title, and whether the layout really is JIS. Listing errors are not rare.

Finally, note that the 89 reviews captured on 25 May 2026 are a thin sample, and that support for an overseas brand depends on the seller. Confirming who handles a DOA unit is worth the two minutes before you buy.

FAQ

Q. Can I use three Bluetooth devices at once? A.

Only one is active at a time. The board remembers up to three pairings and switches between them instantly via hotkey.

Q. Do VIA settings survive going wireless? A.

Yes. Configuration must be done in wired mode, but the saved settings apply in wireless modes too.

Q. Will any switch fit? A.

Any 3-pin or 5-pin MX-compatible mechanical switch. Magnetic (Hall effect) switches do not work in mechanical sockets.

Q. Can I change the keycaps? A.

Physically yes, thanks to MX stems, but you need a JIS-compatible set, and moving away from MDA changes the row heights.

Q. Is latency a problem for gaming? A.

Use 2.4GHz or wired for latency-sensitive play and treat Bluetooth as the device-switching mode.

No polling rate figure is included in the supplied data, so check the product page if you need that number.

Product Disclosure (Amazon)

• Manufacturer: Womier
• Seller: WOMIER SHOP
• Fulfilled by: Amazon
• ASIN: B0G13ZFTM3
• Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.