MCHOSE G75-4A 75% Gaming Keyboard Tri-Mode Gasket Hot-Swap PBT Blue
- Mechanical Keyboard
- USB Type-C
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A compact 75% wireless mechanical keyboard with gasket mount, hot-swappable linear switches, and tri-mode connectivity for Windows, Mac, and Linux
Color Black
Switch Type Matcha Latte Switch
The MCHOSE G75-13A is a 75% mechanical gaming keyboard that keeps the function row and navigation cluster while removing the number pad. It uses a gasket mount structure with five layers of internal foam and a 1.2 mm per-key flex-cut PCB for a cushioned typing feel. Tri-mode connectivity covers 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth and wired USB-C operation. Double-shot PBT keycaps in Cherry profile resist shine and legends stay clear.
Builders who want to try different linear, tactile or clicky switches without soldering will appreciate the hot-swappable sockets and included spare switches. The compact 75% layout suits users who need arrow keys and a function row but prefer a smaller footprint than a full-size board. Typists who rely on a dedicated number pad or a built-in palm rest should look at something else.
The keyboard stacks plate foam, IXPE foam, PET foam, Poron foam and silicone padding beneath a 1.2 mm flex-cut PCB to absorb sound and vibration. This construction defines the typing acoustics and firmness more than any other single attribute. If that layered gasket feel matches your preference, the board fits; if you prefer a rigid plate-mounted feel, it will not.
| Brand | MCHOSE |
|---|---|
| Name | Mechanical Keyboard |
| Model | G75 |
| Part Number | G75-13A |
| Keyboard Interface | USB Type-C |
| Layout | 75% |
| Palm Rest | No |
| Mechanical Keyboard | Yes |
| Key Switch | Matcha Latte Switch |
| Key Switch Type | Linear |
| Keycaps | Cherry Profiles & PBT Double-Shot |
| Keyboard Color | Black |
| Dimensions | 32*13.7*2.7 cm |
| Type | 2.4 GHz/ Type-C Cable / BT wireless |
| Mouse Included | No |
| Operating System Supported | Windows/MacOS/Linux |
| Features | Layout: 75% Layout Connectivity: 2.4 GHz/ Type-C Cable / BT wireless Keycaps: Cherry Profiles & PBT Double-Shot Structure: Gasket Mount, Hot-swappable Internal Foam: Plate Foam, IXPE Foam, PET Foam, Poron Foam, Silicone Bottom Foam Plate: PC Flex-Cut Plate PCB: 1.2mm Per-Key Flex-Cut PCB (South Facing) HUB: Support MCHOSE HUB Support system: Windows/MacOS/Linux |
| Package Contents | Keyboard x 1 USB Type-C cable x 1 Function Key Guide x 1 User manual x 1 Spare Switches x 2 2-in-1 Keycap & Switch Puller x 1 Dust Cover x 1 |
| Shipping weight | 1.32 kg |
| Package size | 371 × 178 × 58 mm |
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The 1.2 mm per-key flex-cut PCB gives a softer, more resilient feel and stable key presses across the 75% layout.
The keyboard measures 32 cm wide by 13.7 cm deep and 2.7 cm high, so allow at least that rectangle plus cable room for the USB-C wired mode.
Pull the keycaps and switches with the included 2-in-1 tool, press the new hot-swap switches straight into the PCB sockets, then replace the keycaps.
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