X75 Rhino CNC Aluminum Mechanical Keyboard - 75% Tri-Mode

X75 Rhino gaming keyboard: CNC Aluminum Build

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X75 Rhino against a typical 75% keyboard

How a CNC aluminium board stacks up against what most 75% keyboards list.

Feature	X75 RhinoThe flagship keyboard	Typical 75% keyboardWhat most 75% boards list
Frame	Our advantage: CNC aluminium	ABS plastic on most; part aluminium on some
Connection	Tri-mode: 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, USB-C	Tri-mode on many; two modes or wired on some
Layout	75%, 81 keys	75% as well; 84 keys on some
Mount	Our advantage: 5-layer gasket mount with a sound-dampening layer	Tray mount on many, and dampening is rarely listed
Switches	Our advantage: Cybeart MK III linear, pre-lubed, hot-swap	Hot-swap on many, though some boards come soldered
Keycaps	Our advantage: Double-shot PBT	ABS on many boards, which goes shiny with use
Battery, lights off	Our advantage: 8000 mAh, up to 500 h	About 4000 mAh and 190 h
Rollover	Our advantage: Full N-key rollover, 100% anti-ghosting	Often not stated
Warranty	Our advantage: 2 years	1 year on many boards

FAQ

Questions About X75 Rhino

What layout does X75 Rhino use?

75% layout with 81 keys, keeping the function row and arrow keys in a compact footprint.

What makes X75 Rhino premium?

A CNC-machined aluminum frame weighing 1,665 g, a 5-layer gasket mount with Poron and IXPE foam for a soft, cushioned feel, and a deep, dampened sound.

What connectivity does X75 Rhino support?

Tri-mode: Bluetooth 5.1, 2.4 GHz wireless and wired USB-C, with a detachable cable included.

How long does the X75 Rhino battery last?

Up to 500 hours with lighting off or about 40 hours with lighting on from the 8,000 mAh battery, depending on use.

What switches does X75 Rhino use?

Cybeart MK III Gen 1 pre-lubed linear switches with 1.8 mm actuation, rated for 60 million keystrokes, on a hot-swap board.

Who is X75 Rhino best for?

Gamers and setup enthusiasts who want a compact metal-body flagship that stays planted on the desk.

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