TTC gold powder shaft aluminum factory (IQUNIX) ZX75 gravity wave mechanical keyboard, wireless three-mode, excellent details, just suitable for the office

I have been working in the office for more than two years. Recently, some of the switches have been hit repeatedly. I consulted digital experts and told me that it is hopeless. Let me change it! I bought the IQUNIX M80 cat keyboard for my wife before 520.

Both the quality and design gave me a good impression. This time I was preconceived and continued to choose the keyboard from the aluminum factory (IQUNIX). This time I tried the ZX75 series with a 75% layout that I hadn’t touched before. I chose a relatively mild gravitational wave for color matching, and a more low-key, matte version suitable for office scenes (mainly for poor money). Next, briefly talk about the experience of using it.

It is still the iconic packaging style of the aluminum factory (IQUNIX), with a girdle and detailed product information, such as product appearance, size, 75% layout, 81 keys, hot-swappable shaft, ABS shell material, PBT Keycap material etc.

The interior packaging also retains the style of the aluminum factory.

All accessories are on the bottom with individual fastening positions in the inner foam lining. The keyboard has a transparent keyboard dust cover.

Accessories specifically include manuals, stickers, key/shaft pullers, cleaning brushes, 2.4G receivers, USB TYPE-C data cables, and MAC replacement keycaps.

I don't quite understand what the other end of the 2.4G receiver can do with such a large piece?

Because it is compatible with MAC, the ZX75 Gravity Wave keyboard is equipped with 4 MAC supplementary keys, which is convenient for Apple users.

The keyboard uses white as the base color, with yellow and gray in the appropriate positions, which is a simple and bright style, and has a bright feeling.

The back of the keyboard is all bright yellow, which is a little bit boring.

On the top of the keyboard, on both sides of the TYPE-C interface, there are two small hollow windows. This small decoration once again increases the agility of the appearance of the keyboard.

In addition, the ZX75 uses an industrial-style design with a wide frame, which looks a bit stocky, but the actual size of 346*151*44mm is not larger than the 87-key keyboard I used before, and it can be easily put into a computer bag.

This size is quite convenient to carry when you are on a business trip or traveling (of course, it is a bit heavier).

Using a picture in the electronic manual for comparison, in the keyboard system of the aluminum factory, the 75 series is moderate in width and length. If you have other series of keyboards from the aluminum factory, you can almost know the size of the ZX75 Gravity Wave.

I am still a layman of the keyboard, and my focus on product features must start with the appearance.

The feet are well-made, detachable, and can be sucked on the keyboard by two people, providing two height adjustments.

Although there are only two heights, the sense of ceremony and design is stronger. Personally, I think the small problem is that in the pad mode, when the keyboard is pushed and pulled back and forth, the magnetic feet will move and make a sound.

It is a shortcut key to control the volume of the system, and it can also be pressed to play/pause the media.

Whether it is rotating or pressing, there is a certain sense of frustration, and the hand feels very good. It can not only control the volume more quickly, but also has a strong sense of ceremony.

Personally, if the button is a mute button, would it be more reasonable and practical? After all, when pausing, the space bar is easier to operate. Now many keyboard brands have similar designs. I don't know who is the first. But I think the comprehensive experience of the knob of IQUNIX ZX75 Gravity Wave is pretty good.

The small indicator light on the side of the knob has multiple flashing languages, which is quite indicative.

The ZX75 gravity wave uses two-color injection molded PBT keycaps, which have a more delicate feel, clear characters, and are not easy to oil.

IQUNIX ZX75 Gravity Wave is a three-mode keyboard (Type-C wired/2.4G/Bluetooth 5.1), which adopts the design of separated key line and supports free switching of multiple devices.

There is a wired and wireless switch button on the back of the keyboard.

wired mode Not much to say, now the biggest function is to charge the keyboard. However, the ZX75 Gravity Wave has a built-in 600mAh large battery, which can last up to 300 days in Bluetooth mode. It seems that the data line has to be optimistic, lest it will not be found for a long time.

wireless There are two types of Bluetooth 5.1 and 2.4G.

The Bluetooth mode can realize free switching between multiple devices, and is compatible with multiple operating systems, including Windows, macOS, IOS, and Android. Fn+1, 2, 3 number keys, switch between different devices, turn on Bluetooth, and find the keyboard to connect.

Products such as Pads are connected smoothly, which greatly improves productivity.

The 2.4G mode can deal with the conflict problem when the Bluetooth headset and the keyboard are connected to the computer with Bluetooth 5.1 at the same time.

Fn+4 can switch to this mode, which is very convenient. What's more considerate is that the IQUNIX ZX75 gravity wave comes with a 2.4G receiver, which is well received. Like the three-mode keyboard I had before without a 2.4G receiver, this function is almost useless.

IQUNIX ZX75 Gravity Wave uses a full keyboard hot-swappable switch body. The advantage is that users can replace different shafts in different areas according to their preferences and usage habits. For example, you can choose Cherry cherry shaft, you can also choose TTC shaft, or you can choose shafts with different colors and different handles.

This is my first keyboard with hot-swappable switches. In line with the idea of ​​first honestly experiencing and trying the TTC switch, I chose the TTC gold powder switch.

Each shaft body is detachable, so it is equipped with a key/shaft puller.

The gadgets are really beautiful when you look closely.

The large key position of the IQUNIX ZX75 Gravity Wave is still a balance bar structure, so please pay attention when disassembling it.

I used the linear axis of TTC gold powder for the first time, let me tell you about my feelings. Unlike the obvious frustration of traditional paragraph switches, the pressing pressure is not too high, and the sound is not so loud. It is a bit like Cherry red switches, but with less feedback. It took me a while to get used to it. But after getting familiar with it, the fluency of coding will come. In addition, the sound is not loud, and it is not so noisy when used in the office.

I'm a little curious about the feel of TTC Kuaiyin, it really is a big hole.

By the way, the key combination in the electronic manual is quoted. It's still easy for me to lift.

advantage: Aluminum factory (IQUNIX) ZX75 gravity wave mechanical keyboard 75% ratio key layout is easy to use. The combination of white, yellow and gray is also considered low-key and fresh. The small design of the magnetic suction feet and the multimedia knob is a bright spot. The sound of the TTC gold powder switch is acceptable, without the paragraph feeling of most mechanical keyboard switches, and the code is not tiring, and other colleagues in the unit can quickly get started if they borrow it temporarily.

Suggestions for improvement: The white area is too large, and I am always afraid of being dirty. The feedback of the buttons feels a little weak, and it is a little unsatisfactory to use the paragraph axis or a little uncomfortable. The magnetic footrest slides when moving back and forth when high. Furthermore, the price of the aluminum factory is indeed not cheap.

In general, the aluminum factory (IQUNIX) ZX75 gravity wave mechanical keyboard is still good, with bright spots. In the future, the office code will depend on it.

My home is Lingling Jingjing, looking forward to your attention and support!

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