Epomaker Launches RT75 Retro Wireless Keyboard

The Epomaker RT75 is a 75% mechanical keyboard featuring a modular TFT display, gasket mount design, and triple-mode connectivity.

Epomaker has launched the RT75, a 75% retro-inspired wireless mechanical keyboard. Available in Retro White, Matte Grey, and Fern Green, the device starts at $91.79 for Creamy Jade linear switches and $93.49 for Crystal Tactile Silent switch configurations.

The RT75 features a hot-swappable 1.54-inch TFT display for GIFs and system data, which can be replaced by four extra switches. It includes a 5,000 mAh battery, Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless, and a 1,000 Hz polling rate via USB-C or the included USB-A dongle.

Built with a Poron gasket mount and six-layer sound damping, the ABS plastic case houses a polycarbonate plate and MX-style hot-swap sockets. The unit uses Cherry profile PBT keycaps and is configurable via the Epomaker Driver 3.0 web or desktop utility.


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