With 6 knobs, 3 spaces, and mahjong sounds, the GK75 three-mode mechanical keyboard is amazing

I have used mechanical keyboards with 100% arrangement (104 keys) and 80% arrangement (87 keys) for many years. I suddenly wanted to change to a new trick a few days ago, so I planned to go to a certain treasure to pick one, but after a while, I was rejected. There are all kinds of mechanical switches, keycaps of different colors, and more than ten kinds of arrangements. Hey, the current keyboard circle is really lively.

It’s hard to choose online, so I chatted with my friend (senior keyboard player) about my needs (linear axis, three-mode, smaller than 87 keys, and reserved F area). I wanted to ask him for a recommendation, but someone else Just sent me a small nerd GK75 Glacier Silver Switch (please put the atmosphere in the comment area).

This is a very interesting mechanical keyboard. I originally planned to share my experience step by step, but I couldn’t help spoiling two interesting functions first: there are multiple keys that can be replaced with knob keys (whirlwind axis), space bar It can be divided into three and support the definition of combination keys.

The packaging design is very simple, gray box + childlike LOGO, it is difficult for friends who don’t know the idiots to guess that it is actually a keyboard.

After all, it started from customization, and the accessories of GK75 are very rich. There is a set of whirlwind switch + knob keycap + silicone base, 2 glacier silver switches (for splitting spaces), Type-C data cable, pull key/switch connector, C To A adapter, split space bar module, transparent dust cover and a pack of supplementary keycaps.

The Nervous GK75 series has a very rich selection of keycaps. My set of keycaps is Misty Deer. The color scheme is mainly white, purple and dark pink. The patterns are deer, pine forest and some related small The elements and appearance are still acceptable. However, the official website is not yet on the shelves, and friends who like it will have to wait.

"A man lives up to his name", GK75 adopts a 75% arrangement, and on the basis of an 80% arrangement, it simplifies some editing areas that are not commonly used, and retains the F function area and the arrow keys. The arrow keys are slightly sunken to prevent accidental touches by users like me who are used to full-arranged keyboards. The 75% arrangement is more attractive and saves desktop space than the 80% arrangement, which is my favorite.

The keycaps are made of PBT material, OEM height, opaque, and the surface has a slightly frosted feel, which is quite delicate. But the keycap is not a two-color process, and its durability will stand the test of time.

The stepped arrangement conforms to the ergonomic design, and with the three-stage foot support (4°/7°/10°), it can meet the input habits of different players. The height of the bottom of the keyboard is about 2.3cm. When typing, the wrist will hang in the air. If you use it frequently for a long time, it is recommended to add a palm rest.

GK75 is a wired/Bluetooth/2.4G three-mode keyboard. There are three-way wiring slots at the bottom. When wired, you can choose different wiring directions according to your needs; five long strips of non-slip pads can ensure the stability of the keyboard. sex.

There are two shift buttons on the nameplate. The left side can switch between three connection modes, and the right side can switch between Win/Mac systems.

There is a knob button in the upper right corner of the keyboard, which is made of blue metal and anodized, and has a good texture. Its default function is to rotate to adjust the volume and press to turn on/unmute. Of course, its function is not only that, we can also freely edit through the driver software, which is very playable.

I chose the glacier silver switch for my little nerd GK75, the pressure is 48-52gf, the action stroke is 1.0-1.5mm, and the total stroke is 3.8mm. The Glacier Silver switch is a linear switch with light touch, full-key editable and full-key no punching, which is very suitable for coding and games.

At the same time, this keyboard also supports full-key hot-swapping, supports G-axis, BOX axis, CHERRY MX and other 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches, and you can replace your favorite mechanical switches as you like.

At the beginning of the article, I have already communicated with everyone. The little nerd GK75 is a mechanical keyboard with high playability.

The parameters of the glacier silver switch and the CHERRY silver switch are compared as follows. The trigger pressure of the glacier silver switch is smaller and the action stroke is shorter, which means that it has a lower trigger pressure and a faster trigger speed than the CHERRY silver switch.

There are a total of 6 keys in the full key that can be replaced with whirlwind switches, and the function of the knob can be freely set using the driver software.

The structure of the cyclone switch is different from the conventional mechanical switch. The base of the replaceable cyclone switch has 4 more metal contacts than the conventional switch. It can install both the cyclone switch and the conventional switch at the same time, but the base of the conventional switch cannot be installed with the cyclone switch.

Replace the original long space module with a split space module, and then you can install the shaft and keycaps for use. At the same time, you need to use the driver software, and you can set the split space as keys such as SHIFT/CTRL/ALT, which is more convenient to operate.

The patented light flick Gasket structure of the nerd is similar to the common Gasket structure principle in the customization circle. The built-in 0.2mm under-axis spacer avoids rigid contact and effectively eliminates resonance, so that the button feedback we get will be more consistent.

With the glacier silver axis, it is the mahjong sound of "da da da" mentioned in my title. It is really top-notch, and the code words can't stop at all.

The little bug GK75 supports RGB lighting effects, with more than ten kinds of rich lighting effects preset. The key point is that the driver software also has 168 kinds of lighting effects to choose from and supports custom colors. Good guy, this should be the most lighting effect I have ever used. mechanical keyboard.

It is a pity that this set of keycaps is not designed for light transmission, and only a very weak light can be seen from the side, which greatly reduces the coolness. I have ordered a set of keycaps on the Internet, looking forward to the effect after installation.

Because I have been using the linear axis before, so I got used to the GK75 immediately. The appearance of the 75% Wusen Milu varies from person to person. I like it very much. The glacier silver axis and the flick Gasket structure Blessing makes the GK75 feel so good. Friends who like linear axes should be fascinated by this da da da mahjong sound.

The fly in the ointment is that the keycaps of the keyboard are not transparent, and the RGB lighting effect cannot be displayed; the shell is made of plastic material, although the workmanship is still fine, but it lacks some texture.

OK, the above is all the content of this sharing. According to the prices of other products of the GK75 that are currently on sale, the price of Wusen Milu should be around 400 yuan. Friends who like it can squat for a while.