"Majorly expertising in Bluetooth speakers and earbuds, the China-based brand has crafted a niche in the gadget market with its eye-popping creations, including the robot-inspired Bluetooth speaker, gaming mouse, and earbuds with a sci-fi case. Now the makers have tried their hand at creating a limited edition keyboard, because why not? Even though they've got the Mercury V75 Pro in their arsenal, this one hits different with its design and functionality."
"Coming back to this cool peripheral, it's not about the looks alone. It comes with an 8000Hz polling rate and 256kHz key-position scanning that ensures True 8kHz polling. Thus, making it ideal for power users and gamers, since the latency is just 0.125ms and 0.005 RT precision. The acoustic five-layer foam on the inside absorbs any off-putting vibrations during typing."
"The fun doesn't stop there, as the keyboard has GravaStar UFO magnetic gaming switches for a satisfying tactile typing experience. It also gets the hot swappable keys for swapping with magnetic Hall Effect switches. Other important features include the dynamic rapid trigger, rapid trigger mode, last keystroke prioritization (LKP) + snap click. The bundled translucent frosted keycaps further enhance the overall aesthetics of the peripheral, as it turns into a sci-fi gadget the moment you turn on the RGB lights."
GravaStar's Mercury V60 Pro Deluxe Edition is a limited-edition keyboard with bold sci‑fi, mech‑inspired aesthetics designed to sit among themed gadgets. It delivers True 8kHz polling via an 8000Hz polling rate and 256kHz key‑position scanning, producing 0.125ms latency and 0.005 RT precision. Internal five‑layer acoustic foam reduces typing vibrations. The keyboard uses GravaStar UFO magnetic gaming switches and supports hot‑swappable magnetic Hall Effect switches. Additional features include dynamic rapid trigger, rapid trigger mode, last keystroke prioritization (LKP) with snap click, and bundled translucent frosted keycaps with multi‑zone RGB.
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