Epomaker unveiled the HE75 V2, an updated Hall‑effect 75% keyboard, during a recent YouTube livestream and on its product page. The new model retains an ABS case, gasket mount and FR‑4 plate but drops flex cuts on both PCB and plate, a choice that favors acoustic quality. Anticipated pricing should hover near $100, echoing the original HE75 Mag for gamers.

Keeping the full numeric row and function keys, the 75% layout squeezes a three‑key navigation cluster onto the right edge, delivering a compact yet versatile typing experience. A detachable volume knob swaps for two switches, mirroring the 2025 Mag. Color options expand to all‑white or all‑black chassis, each paired with translucent PC keycaps that showcase RGB through a crystal‑like diffuser.

The HE75 V2 adds tri‑mode connectivity—Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz RF and USB‑C—with an 8 kHz polling rate on wireless and wired links, promising low‑latency gaming. Paired with Epomaker’s Creamy Jade Magnetic switches, the board delivers a “poppy” sound characteristic of FR‑4 plates and POM stems. Shipping details remain pending, but the design cues suggest a serious push into the enthusiast segment for pro.