Nothing extra.
Everything
considered.
Eighty-two keys. Exactly where your hands expect them. A familiar footprint, refined to its essentials.
A little less noise. A little more feeling.
A mechanical keyboard for the work
you lose yourself in.
75% mechanical keyboard
Designed to disappear into your day.
Eighty-two keys. Exactly where your hands expect them. A familiar footprint, refined to its essentials.
Good sound isn’t added at the end. It’s built into the spaces between things.
Meet the Reed linear switch. A smooth, unbroken press. A clean return. No bump to interrupt the thought.
This is a working instrument. Try a sentence, hold a note, or play a chord. Your keys are its keys.
This is a working instrument. Tap the keys on the board, or play a little rhythm below.
The best tools don’t ask for your attention. They help you give it.
Get to know Nº 75 ↓Cut from a solid billet of aluminum. Bead-blasted until the surface catches light like stone. Finished with an anodized layer that becomes part of the metal itself.
Underneath, a solid brass weight gives Nº 75 its quiet authority. Above, thick PBT keycaps will take on years of work without taking on a shine.
A low, rounded note. A soft landing. A little space between each thought. The flexible plate and tuned foam take out the sharp edges, leaving the part you want to hear.
The details matter. Here are all of them.
No asterisks, no unnecessary superlatives.
| Layout | 75% · 82 keys · ANSI |
|---|---|
| Switch | Reed linear · 45 gf2.0 mm actuation / 4.0 mm total travel |
| Mount | Leaf-spring gasket mount |
| Case | CNC-machined 6063 aluminumBead-blasted, anodized / solid brass weight |
| Plate | 1.5 mm polycarbonate |
| Keycaps | Cherry profile · dye-sublimated PBT1.5 mm walls / sculpted rows |
| Connectivity | USB-C · wired |
| Polling rate | 1,000 Hz |
| PCB | Hot-swap · 5-pin MX compatibleQMK / VIA programmable |
| Dimensions / weight | 318 × 132 × 40 mm / 1.65 kg |
A complete instrument. Keyboard, switches, keycaps,
braided USB-C cable, and a little room for possibility.