Machenike has released the KG75 mechanical keyboard, a compact peripheral designed for users who value battery life and customization. The device targets gamers and typists who need a reliable, portable board without constant charging interruptions. By combining a massive power source with a dense layout, Machenike addresses the common pain point of frequent battery swaps in wireless keyboards.
Compact board targets gamers needing long battery life
The KG75 features a 75% layout that retains function keys while saving desk space. It utilizes a custom GR Silver linear switch for smooth keystroke registration. The switch actuation force sits at 35gf, providing a light touch for rapid input. Each switch supports a total travel distance of 3.3mm with an actuation point at 2.0mm.
Specifications
- Layout: 75%
- Battery: 10000mAh
- Switches: Custom GR Silver Linear
- Connectivity: 2.4G, Bluetooth, USB-C
- Price: 299 CNY (around $44.32)
Connectivity options include 2.4G wireless, Bluetooth, and USB-C wired modes for flexible usage. A 10000mAh battery powers the board, offering extended runtime compared to standard peripherals. The keyboard supports hot-swappable switches, allowing users to change mechanical stems without soldering. Keycaps use PBT double-shot construction for durability against wear and shine.
The device includes an RGB backlight system with 16.77 million color options for visual customization. Switch lifespan is rated at 50 million keystrokes, ensuring long-term reliability for heavy users. Machenike lists the KG75 at 299 CNY (around $44.32). The keyboard is available for purchase on JD.com in China as of August 31, 2024.
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