Iqunix EC75 HE gaming keyboard hits Amazon at $179.99 — Hall effect, 8 kHz, no wireless
Iqunix has officially launched the EC75 HE gaming keyboard, following its initial showcase at Computex earlier this year. The peripheral maker has now revealed full specifications and pricing, with the keyboard available for purchase on Amazon at $179.99. Notably, the company's own store page for the product exists but is not yet live, making Amazon the only current retail outlet.
The EC75 HE features a 75% layout, which Iqunix positions as a sweet spot between everyday productivity and gaming. It retains the space-saving benefits of a 65% keyboard while preserving the function row, making it a versatile option for users who want a compact desk footprint without sacrificing key access.
Construction is a key selling point: the keyboard uses a CNC-machined aluminum mid-frame paired with an injection-molded plastic bottom case. This hybrid approach aims to deliver rigidity and premium feel while keeping manufacturing costs in check. The board relies on Hall effect sensing for key actuation, a technology that uses magnetic fields to register presses, offering faster response times and greater durability compared to traditional mechanical switches. The polling rate is set at an impressive 8 kHz, ensuring minimal input lag for competitive gaming scenarios.
One notable omission is wireless connectivity. The EC75 HE is strictly wired, connecting via USB Type-C only. Iqunix has evidently prioritized performance and stability over convenience, targeting gamers who demand the lowest possible latency and cannot tolerate wireless interference or battery concerns.
At $179.99, the EC75 HE positions itself in the premium segment of the Hall effect keyboard market. It will compete with offerings from established brands that have already embraced this technology. The combination of a 75% layout, aluminum construction, rapid polling, and Hall effect switches makes it a compelling choice for enthusiasts, though the lack of wireless may deter some potential buyers. With the Amazon listing now live, early adopters can get their hands on the keyboard immediately.
