Peripherals unpacking Part 2: Kzzi Kezhi K75 gold powder V2 three-mode mechanical keyboard unpacking

In the past two years, many peripheral manufacturers have launched many well-known products, and these products have sincerity-level stacking and pricing that are visible to the naked eye.

Most of Kzzi’s previous products were entry-level products, but their recently launched K75 has received quite good reviews in the market.

This K75 has many selling points that are popular among mass-produced keyboards: three-mode hot-swappable, TTC gold powder V2/quick silver V2, Gasket structure, liner silencer configuration, etc., as well as HUB expansion and LED power display. Stitched monsters for stockpile.

Kzzi K75 has four color schemes: Game Console, Time Machine, Rhine, and Mousse. The color schemes are more attractive, and they have a good appearance with the shell. My model is the Rhine color and the gold powder shaft V2 version. TTC has been well received in the customization circle for its excellent quality, stable performance and word-of-mouth since the golden powder equiaxed body came out of the circle, and its hand feeling quality is also relatively credible.

The packaging is relatively simple, and the front is marked with renderings, product names and other information.

In terms of accessories, in addition to the regular manual, C-mount rubber cable, and key puller, a transparent dust cover is also included4.

It is also the first time for me to use the 75 series. Compared with the more compact and mini 65 in my hand, the 75 not only retains the F area, but also retains the direction area and some editing area buttons. It is also relatively friendly to some users who are using unconventional arrangements for the first time, and there is little difference in acceptance.

Kzzi Kezhi K75 Rhine keycap base matches the color of the shell, and some function keys are supplemented with red and blue embellishments, matching the colors of the editing area and the nameplate area, the overall is relatively harmonious and attractive.

Part of the functions are reserved and implemented through the combination of Fn+keys, and the multi-layer layout realizes more functions, but also requires a certain amount of learning and adaptation costs. For example, MAC/WIN dual system mode switching is realized through Fn+A/S.

The three-mode switching knob switch also adopts a scrolling type with a strong sense of confirmation, but there is still room for improvement in the operating feel of the small horizontal bar that is convenient to toggle.

The nameplate and power display are designed on the right, and the protruding part is designed with a more harmonious transition at the top, which does not seem to be too inconsistent.

HUB expansion is also a very nice design point of Kzzi K75. With the increase of external devices such as mobile phones, storage devices, smart wearables, and peripherals, the interfaces provided by the motherboard and the chassis are sometimes not enough. This keyboard plug-in design It is still very practical, but due to the shape design, the c-port here is more expensive to use wires, and some customized cables cannot be directly plugged in.

In the middle of the back is the storage compartment for the wireless receiver, and there are non-slip foot stickers at the four corners, which have better visual consistency and are also very stable to move.

The two-stage foot support marked with the lifting angle can also take care of the usage habits of most users, and the foot support is also designed with anti-slip pads, so there is no risk of sliding when it is propped up.

In terms of the switch body, the TTC net red switch first-generation gold powder is also well-known. The price is affordable and the quality is excellent. The light weight of the pressure and the smooth bottoming feel are well received by users. The mechanical keyboard switch has been since the cherry patent expired. After that, there are also various versions. The upper cover made of PC transparent material is combined with the POM shaft, the lower nylon cover and the long spring. The trigger pressure of about 37g is also very suitable for users who have been typing for a long time. Compared with the previous generation, the friction and spring of the press trigger are optimized. sound and shaking. The handling of the friction and spring sound and shaking feeling triggered by pressing is still very good.

The consistency and smoothness of pressing are surprisingly high. I also used the gold powder set in the previous kits, and the keyboards I bought later are also light in grams of pressure, such as the daisy yellow switch of Moluo.

In addition, the space between the bottom case and the PC positioning board is filled with silicone cushion, poron cotton, pe shaft underpad, bottom sound-absorbing cotton, and bottom-case sound-absorbing silicone layer. Some common problems of percussion cavity sound and vibration have been greatly eliminated. And thanks to the separation of the Gasket small board and the PCB and the help of the filler, the pressing under the leaf spring structure also has a certain soft elastic feeling, and the overall feel feedback is quite good.

Hot-swapping is also a standard configuration of many keyboards nowadays. For novice users, it can greatly improve the DIY and playability of the product, and lower the threshold for customization. It is also very simple to change the shaft. Use the shaft puller to press the shaft Gently pry the lid open. With the included key puller, you can easily replace the diy shaft body. It is also compatible with ordinary tripod and pentapod axes, as long as it is an MX-like axis. The shaft body adopts LED and transparent shaft cover, and the SMD LED at the bottom of the upper light position design is also relatively clear and obvious, and the keycap design has a tight gap, and the light is not dazzling.

The keycap is PBT two-color injection molding, with clear characters and elegant style, moderate thickness, fine and smooth surface, and dry and delicate touch.

Kzzi Kezhi K75 supports driver adjustment buttons and RGB lighting effects, and the playability is relatively high, but the official website is difficult to find.

In terms of connection, Kzzi Kezhi K75 three-mode wireless hot-swappable mechanical keyboard supports Bluetooth and 2.4G wireless connection. Its anti-interference and stability performed well during the experience period. The Bluetooth connection typing test of the computer/mobile phone was carried out respectively. During the experience process, there was basically no sense of delay, and it can be matched with three devices at the same time. The delay is cut in seconds. There is also little to check, which is great for multi-device users.

The battery life of the keyboard and the visual power indicator led are very good. The 3750mAh lithium battery officially gives 43 days/5 days of battery life data in the off/on state. From my personal use, it is 63% in 2.4G mode The remaining battery level is still 48% until the light is turned on for four days. It is estimated that it will take about two months in Bluetooth mode/2.4G mode. In addition, the keyboard itself does not move very much and can be supplemented at any time according to the visual percentage power indicator. In theory, there is almost no constraint and anxiety of wireless use.

The compact layout makes the keyboard more exquisite and outstanding in appearance compared with the conventional layout keyboard, and it is only a little longer than the 65 layout keyboard, and the reserved direction area and editing area make it more practical and convenient than other small layout keyboards. And because it occupies a small amount on the desktop, it is very friendly to students and cost-effective parties.

Judging from the experience of several days, this is a relatively mature cost-effective stacking product launched by Kzzi Kezhi, and its performance is worthy of wind reviews. The four theme colors and shapes have a very versatile appearance. PBT keycaps and the most popular and recognized Gasket structure scheme, gold powder/quick silver switch bring quite good feel feedback. Compared with mass-produced competing products at similar prices, it is still very cost-effective. Of course, in the experience There are also some flaws, for example, because the design of the scroll wheel switch on the left makes the f area compact, it takes time for users who come to the normal arrangement to adapt to the problem of false touches in the f area. There is room for improvement, but in general, the impression and experience this time are quite pleasant. Combining my subjective feelings and the evaluation feedback from the hands-on group friends, it is a good value-for-money product that is worth recommending to practical users.