Excellent value for money and feel? Goss HS75T mechanical keyboard + inverse prison KU center axis hands-on measurement

To say which domestic mechanical keyboard brand is the most cost-effective in the circle, it is estimated that many friends will vote for Goss. For example, the Goss HS75T mechanical keyboard I got recently has selling points such as wired, Bluetooth, 2.4G wireless three-mode, 80-key layout, hot-swappable shaft body, PBT contrasting color keycaps, RGB lighting effects, etc., and the price is only In the early 300s, the price/performance ratio is overwhelming.

At the same time, the switch body used in the Goss HS75T mechanical keyboard in my hand is also relatively "alternative". It is the customized switch of the UP master of station B - the KU center switch, which is manufactured by Quantent. Then what is this combination? How was the experience? Let's find out below.

The outer packaging of the Goss HS75T mechanical keyboard is rather fancy, and the front is mainly the English brand logo of HELLO GANSS.

The unpacking accessories are very rich, including batteries, Type-C cables, PBT keycaps with different colors, cap pullers, shaft removers, translucent replacement accessories, etc.

Of course, the keyboard is named HS75T not because of the number of keys, but because of the size of the keyboard, because it is 75% in size. If you want to count the keys, this keyboard has a total of 80 keys.

The length and width of the keyboard are 318mm and 136mm respectively, and the size is relatively small, but thanks to the narrow frame design, the overall layout is not tight; as for the weight of just over 800 grams, it is still relatively heavy, so it is relatively stable when coding .

At the same time, because of product differentiation, Goss HS75T mechanical keyboard also has a variety of specifications. My model uses 3A batteries, and in order to enhance battery life, the keyboard can be loaded with 4 3A batteries. However, if you want to turn on the same RGB lighting effect as the picture above, you must use the wired mode (of course, you can also force the RGB lighting effect to be turned on by flashing the firmware, but the battery life will be greatly reduced)

The storage position of the 2.4G wireless receiver is also relatively rare, at the two-stage movable foot pad.

The keyboard's wired, 2.4G, Bluetooth mode switching buttons and Type-C interface are all designed on the front side of the keyboard.

One of the more interesting features of this keyboard is the knob, which has vertical lines on the outside to prevent slipping. It feels good when it is rotated, and it can also turn on the one-key mute function by pressing it down. And the keyboard is also equipped with translucent replacement parts,

Another highlight is that there is also a small joystick on the right side of the arrow keys. The function of the joystick is not to replace the arrow keys, but to control the RGB lighting effect of the keyboard. It is very novel to adjust the brightness and speed of the RGB lighting of the keyboard by flipping it up, down, left, and right. Anyway, in wired mode, the joystick also has RGB lighting effects, which is full of decompression.

After talking about the keyboard, let’s talk about the shaft. As a customized shaft body, the color of the KU center shaft is pink, and its specifications are somewhat similar to the cherry red shaft. The trigger stroke is 1.8mm, the trigger pressure is 45gf, and the total stroke is 3.5mm.

In terms of structure, it is also the same as the early bottoming type red switch design, using a fog-permeable PC upper cover + a nylon bottom shell plus a shaft + 22mm long spring. The shaft center guide rail has a lubrication design, and the smoothness is good.

Therefore, in terms of feel, the Nipri KU center axis feels very light, but it will not be muddy. Because whether it is the trigger pressure or the trigger stroke, it is lower than the red switch such as Cherry, and with the 22mm long spring design, the feedback force is also good. At the same time, the sound when tapping is also smaller. Some netizens said that its sound is a bit similar to "little stone sound", just like glutinous rice cakes.

Even the family members said that this small keyboard is really interesting. Although the size is small, the layout is not compact, coupled with the sticky feel, whether it is text input or gaming experience, it is not bad.

In the dazzling mechanical keyboard market, Goss HS75T, with the blessing of everything, really perfectly presents the keyword of cost performance. At the same time, it is also very rich in the choice of the axis body. For example, this time it is matched with the KU center axis customized by Niyu Studio. partner.

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