EPOMAKER has released its new mechanical keyboard "Galaxy75" in China on November 9, 2024. The keyboard is designed for users seeking a powerful wireless mechanical keyboard with a high capacity and a premium aluminum case. The Galaxy75 is priced at 699 CNY (about $104), providing an affordable option for users interested in the 75% keyboard.
Tri-mode connectivity and gasket mount define the new 75% layout
The Galaxy75 comes with an 81-key layout and features a CNC aluminum case with a glitter spray finish. For a flexible typing experience, EPOMAKER utilizes a gasket mount design. Inside the keyboard, there's a slotted PC and slotted PCB to reduce noise.
Specifications
- Layout: 81 keys (75%)
- Chassis: CNC aluminum with glitter spray
- Mount: Gasket mount with 5-layer dampening
- Battery: 8000mAh
- Connectivity: USB-C, 2.4GHz, Bluetooth
Preinstalled on the Galaxy75 are Yunyu linear switches with an actuation force of 45±5gf and a travel distance of 2.0±0.4mm. The keycaps provided are CHERRY profile, which aligns with the height of the switches. Additionally, there's a 5-layer sound dampening filling between the plate and PCB to minimize hollow sounds.
The keyboard supports USB-C wired, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth connections. The USB-C connection provides a 1000Hz polling rate and a 2ms latency. The 2.4GHz wireless mode also has a 1000Hz rate but with a slightly longer 5ms latency. The Bluetooth connection has a 125Hz rate and a latency of 11ms.
With an 8000mAh battery, the Galaxy75 can fully utilize its wireless functions. The keys also have an integrated RGB backlight for illumination from the underside. The keyboard supports VIA for key remapping and hot-swappable switches for customization.
In a previous report, we introduced EPOMAKER Hack70 Tri-Mode Keyboard Launched in China. It features a 65% keyboard layout. With the new Galaxy75, EPOMAKER has further enriched their tri-mode keyboard lineup with a larger 75% format.
The Galaxy75 is available in China for 699 CNY (about $104). This launch demonstrates EPOMAKER's ongoing effort to expand their wireless mechanical keyboard portfolio.
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