NPK Club RO75 vs RO75 Pro

The main difference is the included switches. The RO75 comes with Pink Powder linear mechanical switches, while the RO75 Pro comes with magnetic Hall effect Dream Switches. The Pro model also lists specific plate material options (polycarbonate and FR4) in its metadata.

Yes. Both the RO75 and RO75 Pro feature tri-mode connectivity, supporting wired USB-C, 2.4GHz wireless with a dongle, and Bluetooth. The vendor states the polling rate is 1000Hz for wired/2.4GHz and 125Hz for Bluetooth.

Yes, both models are hot-swappable. This allows you to change the switches without soldering. The RO75 Pro uses a magnetic switch socket for tool-free quick release, according to the shared vendor description.

Both keyboards support VIA and QMK for software customization. This allows for deep key remapping, macro creation, and lighting control without needing proprietary software running in the background.

Both models feature a multi-layer sound dampening system. The vendor description lists a PORON sound-dampening foam, IXPE switch pads, and a perforated PEDM bottom pad, which are designed to create a quieter, more muted typing experience.

Both keyboards are equipped with a large 6000mAh battery. The vendor claims this meets the demand for extended wireless usage, though actual battery life will depend on usage patterns, backlight brightness, and connection type.

According to the vendor description, both models come with keycaps in the Cherry profile. The keycaps are made from a combination of PBT and ABS materials, described as dye-sublimated for durability.

Both feature a 6063 aluminum case that is CNC machined. They use a gasket mounting structure, which isolates the plate and PCB from the case for a softer, more consistent typing feel. A 304 stainless steel weight is also embedded in the bottom case.

Yes, both the RO75 and RO75 Pro list Mac support among their extra features. The VIA software also works across operating systems for customization.

Based on the shared vendor specs, the package includes the keyboard, a keycap/switch puller, a Type-C cable, a manual, a 2.4G receiver, a screw pack, and three extra switches.

The vendor's refund policy information discusses warranties for different components. For PCBs, they mention a free three-month warranty. It is recommended to contact the vendor, Velocifire, for specific warranty details on the complete pre-built keyboard.