Meletrix Zoom65 V3 vs Zoom75 TIGACompact vs Feature-Rich Layout

The Zoom65 V3 is a 65% keyboard, which removes the function row and navigation cluster for a compact size. The Zoom75 TIGA is a 75% keyboard, which retains the function row and arrow keys in a slightly more condensed layout than a full-size board.

Yes. According to their manufacturer listings, both the Meletrix Zoom65 V3 and Zoom75 TIGA support tri-mode connectivity. This includes a wired USB-C connection, Bluetooth, and a 2.4 GHz wireless connection with an included USB receiver.

The Zoom75 TIGA has a specified 8000mAh battery capacity. The Zoom65 V3's product description mentions it includes two Li-ion batteries but does not specify their total capacity, so the TIGA likely offers longer wireless runtime.

No. Both products are listed as barebones DIY kits. This means the kit includes the case, PCB, plate, stabilizers, and accessories, but you must purchase and install your own mechanical switches and keycaps separately.

Yes. Both the Zoom65 V3 and Zoom75 TIGA are programmable using the open-source QMK and VIA firmware. This allows for extensive key remapping, macro creation, and layer customization directly from your computer.

The Zoom65 V3 supports seven mounting systems including short arm spring, split o-ring, and magnetic levitation. The Zoom75 TIGA supports four systems: top mount, split o-ring mount, elastic bar silicone mount, and silica gel particle mount, with a tool-free ball-catch system for three of them.

Yes, both models feature an LCD screen module. The Zoom75 TIGA's listing specifically mentions its screen has been upgraded with a new structure, twice the memory, and a 60 FPS resolution.

According to the vendor page, the Zoom75 TIGA kit includes the aluminum case, plate, sound dampener kit, tri-mode PCB, stabilizers, screen module, knob module, dual wings accent, two 4000mAh batteries, internal weight, force break module, and various daughterboards and tools.

Both are designed for custom builders, but the Zoom75 TIGA's listing highlights improvements for easier assembly, such as pre-installed batteries and a tool-free ball-catch system for mounting. Its improved screw system is also designed to prevent stripping.

The Zoom75 TIGA is available in three sound editions. The Standard edition uses a classic foam package, the Cork edition uses a thick cork sandwich, and the Poron edition uses Poron foam. Each is designed to produce a different sound profile and typing feel.

No. The manufacturer's description for the Zoom65 V3 states that its customized external weight is not compatible with other external weights from different kits or versions.