Epomaker has unveiled the Galaxy75, a compact mechanical keyboard built around an aluminum case and Creamy Jade linear switches. The 75% layout uses a gasket mount structure with 5 acoustic dampening layers to reduce internal case resonance. Pricing and retail launch details remain unannounced.
The keyboard uses a 75% form factor with an aluminum exterior and a flexible polycarbonate plate. Epomaker uses a gasket mount structure to cushion keystrokes. Internal resonance is controlled by 5 separate layers of sound dampening material placed throughout the interior. This combination creates a deeper, muted sound profile upon key activation. The board ships with factory installed Creamy Jade linear switches.
Epomaker offers 3 color options: black, lavender, and pink. The black model features black and orange Cherry profile keycaps decorated with dye sublimation cityscape art. The lavender and pink variants use PBT plastic for primary keys. Their accent keycaps combine opaque ABS plastic with a clear polycarbonate top layer and UV printed legends.
Connection options include Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless, and a detachable USB Type C cable. An internal 8000 mAh battery handles wireless power and charges over the wired connection. The circuit board includes per key RGB lighting with south facing LEDs to prevent interference with Cherry profile keycaps. Users can remap keys and customize lighting profiles using VIA software or the browser based Epomaker Hub tool.
