Jingjing Tokyo-made J75 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard released: Kaihua custom-made Tianji switches and alloy multi-function knobs, priced at 259 yuan

According to news from this website on June 26, the J75 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard made in Tokyo was released today. The keyboard shaft is Kaihua’s customized Tianji shaft, which is made of full POM material and supports early bottoming. The price is 259 yuan.

According to reports, the J75 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard made in Tokyo is equipped with an MX structure linear axis - Tianji axis. The shaft body is fixed with traditional four buckles and has an independent arc-shaped light guide column; the shaft body also uses an extended axis center to support early bottoming, with a total stroke of 3.4±0.4mm and a conduction stroke of 2.0±0.5mm.

The triggering force of this axis is 45±5gf. It is equipped with a factory-run extended double-stage spring to eliminate noise and bring "obvious pressing feedback". Officials say it can reduce the probability of accidental touches.

The upper and lower covers of the shaft body are made of POM self-lubricating material, and the shaft core is made of Kaihua POK material, which has improved wear resistance, smoothness and self-lubricating. The shaft pressing life is more than 70 million times.

Made in Tokyo, the J75 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard adopts a leaf spring gasket + five-layer silencer filling solution, and is equipped with alloy multi-function knobs. The keyboard is available in black and white color options.

This site noticed that this keyboard also provides BOX white switches v2 for players to choose from. BOX white shaft v2 is a blue-like segment shaft with an operating force of 45gf, a triggering force of 55gf, a bottoming force of 50gf, a total stroke of 3.6±0.3mm, and a triggering stroke of 1.8±0.4mm.

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