Teclado de aluminio completo ATTACK SHARK X75

Teclado mecánico con junta inalámbrica VIA al 75 %

• Aluminio CNC 6063, Electroforesis
• Montaje de juntas de PCB, 14 botones de amortiguación
• 5 tipos de espumas
• PCB de corte flexible
• Interruptores Kailh MX
• Iluminación dinámica A-RGB
• Peso: Vidrio espejado/chapa de acero galvanizado degradado
• Bluetooth y 2.4G inalámbrico y con cable
• Batería de 5000/10000 mAh, compatible con NTC
• Intercambio en caliente, compatible con interruptores de 3/5 pines
• Teclas PBT de doble inyección

Precio de oferta$99.99

Color: Púrpura (5000 mAh)
Solo quedan 6 unidades
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  • Teclado mecánico CNC de aluminio completo

  • ATTACK SHARK X75 cuenta con un cuerpo de aluminio mecanizado por CNC, diseñado para brindar una experiencia de escritura superior y una sensación de calidad superior. Equipado con una placa posterior con peso personalizada, con una variedad de materiales disponibles para satisfacer sus necesidades personalizadas. El teclado de aluminio anodizado se somete a un tratamiento de electroforesis para obtener colores vibrantes y una alta resistencia a la abrasión, lo que garantiza durabilidad y resistencia a la corrosión.
  • Conectividad inalámbrica trimodo y compatibilidad con múltiples dispositivos

  • Compatible con Mac y Windows, este teclado admite conexiones por Bluetooth, inalámbricas 2.4G y por cable. El teclado para juegos X75 se puede emparejar con tabletas, computadoras portátiles, PC y teléfonos inteligentes, lo que ofrece una conectividad perfecta entre sus dispositivos.
  • Diseño compacto al 75 % sin teclado numérico

  • El diseño del 75 % integra todas las teclas esenciales en un espacio más pequeño, lo que lo hace ideal para computadoras de escritorio optimizadas y configuraciones móviles sin sacrificar la funcionalidad. Este diseño también libera más espacio en el lado derecho, lo que proporciona un área más grande para el movimiento del mouse y mejora su experiencia de juego.
  • Batería de gran capacidad de 5000/10000 mAh y carga rápida

  • Equipado con una batería de alta capacidad de 5000/10000 mAh, este teclado inalámbrico recargable para juegos ofrece hasta 150 horas de tiempo de escritura. También cuenta con un circuito integrado de carga rápida NTC, que permite recargas rápidas. Disfruta de juegos ininterrumpidos en modo inalámbrico sin preocuparte por la duración de la batería.
  • Retroiluminación RGB de teclas completas e intercambiable en caliente

  • El teclado personalizado cuenta con 17 efectos RGB predeterminados. El teclado admite programación basada en la nube y retroiluminación personalizable. Desde una iluminación ambiental sutil hasta espectáculos de luces dinámicos, puede personalizar su configuración para que se adapte a su estado de ánimo o actividad. El teclado admite intercambio en caliente, lo que le permite personalizar su experiencia de pulsación de teclas en cualquier momento.
  • Estructura de 5 capas para un sonido superior

  • El teclado mecánico X75 integra múltiples materiales de primera calidad, incluidas capas de PORON, 8 almohadillas de espuma debajo de los interruptores, capas de absorción de sonido PET, espuma inferior EPDM y algodón aislante PET. Estos componentes trabajan juntos para brindar una experiencia auditiva excepcional caracterizada por pulsaciones de teclas nítidas y claras que producen un clic satisfactorio. Cada pulsación de tecla ofrece una rica respuesta auditiva y táctil, lo que hace que escribir no sea solo una tarea, sino un placer delicioso.

Technical Specifications

Número de teclas
81 teclas
5 tipos de espumas
Espuma Poron
densidad de espuma 8x
espuma PET
espuma inferior EPMD
lámina protectora de aislamiento PET
Material de la carcasa
Aluminio CNC 6063
Artesanía
Proceso de electroforesis
colores brillantes
alta resistencia a la fricción
Conexiones compatibles
2.4G inalámbrico/Bluetooth 5.0/USB-C con cable
Soporte de intercambio en caliente o no

interruptores de 3/5 pines compatibles
Retroiluminación
Iluminación dinámica A-RGB
Tipo de interruptores
Interruptores Kailh MX
Método de suministro de energía
Batería de 5000/10000 mAh
compatible con NTC
Materiales de las teclas
Teclas de PBT de doble inyección
Dispositivos compatibles
PC
Mac
Smartphone
Tablet
Programable
Compatible con VIA
controlador web

Customer Reviews

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C
Customer

重いけど音が良い
今のところチャタリングもなく動く

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Predrag Tomic
Where is right ALT gone???? And why is gone?

It’s beautiful keyboard. Good switches, great sound, great body. All’s well… Except a little detail. You lost RIGHT ALT key!!! Why? For a God’s sake way? That key is very important in Serbian keyboard, that I use. This is incredible. Except that little detail - everything else looks good.

d
dark walker
技適ありの格安アルミキーボード

カラーごとに商品の塗装やバックプレートの質感が違うようです。
紫は筐体が光沢でバックプレートが銅、白は筐体が非光沢でバックプレートがシルバーガラスでした。黒は買ってないので分かりません。
本体の質感がとても良くいいモノを買ったという気持ちになります。
打鍵感はAula f75をやかましくした感じでコトコト系です。

S
Scott Mutterer
Just ordered and I think its Great! X75

This is going to be amazing so I alrady offered it 5 stars!

Y
Y’all Tech
Heap of Aluminum, Yes Please!

This is a follow up after receiving the board. -SM
Initial Impression:
Right out of the box I was impressed to find a mode switch and USB storage on the front of the keyboard. I'm a big fan of not hiding the wireless switch under a keycap. The board itself has a good weight to it and a smooth finish that doesn't promote fingerprints. Almost slick to the touch.

Powering it on, I was greeted with very colorful, bright LEDs glowing from under the cherry keycaps and echoed nicely through the POM or PC non flex cut plate. Most LEDs controls were bound to keys that I considered to be the standard controls for changes, i.e. brightness, mode and speeds. Using VIA, I was able to assign the others where I wanted them with no issues. Even found a couple of new ones that I fancy.

Speaking of VIA, while I was modifying bindings, I swapped the location of the delete and home key as well as the FN and CTRL keys. For me, they were both backwards. Also backwards was the windows and mac mode bindings. On this board, FN+A brings you to the Mac mode and Fn+S switches you back to windows. I left that one alone, I tend to agree that Apple should be A and Windows should be S. (for whatever you like that rhymes with S …)

While the details of the switches are not disclosed, I can tell you that they are linear switches and light ones at that. I’d guess them to be between 40 and 43g of actuation force needed to trigger them.

The sound of the keyboard is nice and thocky with a bit of marbley thin cream to it. Using the standard cherry caps on it is fine, however, they are a bit on the thin side and I look forward to changing them out soon.

Updating FW and programing with VIA:
Attack Shark’s website has posted a good version of the JSON file, it was easy to find and worked as expected with USEVIA.com. There is a firmware update available for the USB dongle. While I dont use it, with a little trial and error I did successfully update mine. It’s not clear on their website what the firmware update does and to make things more confusing, the PDF file of instructions included in the ZIP appears corrupt. From my experience, the FW is intended only for the usb dongle. Not the keyboard itself. To complete the update, I had to add the dongle to the computer, then connect the keyboard via 2.4, then launch the updater and it will complete successfully. Once completed, I had to move my dongle to a different usb port to get it to work again. After that I just put it back into its storage as I use BT.

Modding:
Nice trick they played with the case screws. 7 of the 8 worked with a 1.5 hex bit. The last one took a Torx bit to remove. “That one trick” almost kept me out of the board. I must be getting lazy. That said, I'm nothing if not stubborn… The screws release the top bracket which gives way to the top/surface mounted assembly of the PCB and Plate. That rests with silicone gaskets on the base of the unit and three connectors allow you to separate it from the battery, mode switch and usb daughterboard.

Since I had the board apart, I figured I’d apply some tape to where the top of the case meets the bottom to dampen the small amount of case ping I could hear. I was out of painter tape at the moment and since the board sounds good as it is, I left the rest alone. For now.

The Highs:
Low Cost
VIA
Onboard USB Storage
Physical Mode selector switch (Because some of us still like shutting stuff off when we are done easily)
Lighter than other boards in its class
Comfortable flex from the gasket mount with flex cut pcb
Easy to mod with the right tools
5KmAh Battery which is longer lasting than most
Comes with two spare switches, alternate caps to customize your look, usb cable and keycaps puller.
No need to change out the stabs
The stock switches are thocky and generally smooth and light.
FN+Alt gives battery indicator lights

The Lows:
The quality of the Keycaps, the OEM’s are a bit on the thin and cheap feeling side.
The Mirror black plate weight should have just been omitted. It’s got a rough surface, it's not that good looking and generally doesn’t fit the aesthetics of the board well in my opinion
After a little bit of very unscientific testing using a Web site, I was able to get the results of a 500Mhz polling rate when wired to my laptop. I’ll be honest here, I’m not very well versed in that however it seems simple enough to use and get the answers with.
At the time I ordered, the board was only available from attack sharks website. Shipping out of China was very delayed so it took about 2 weeks to arrive in the US. Most of that time was on the ground in China.
Advertised as having a 7000mAh battery.
Conclusion:
The all aluminum 75 segment has heavy completion in the $100 dollar price range. If you catch it on sale for 68 bucks all in like I did, then pull the trigger. It’s great for general day to day usage, has features other boards don’t and can be...