IQUNIX EC75 HE review
A hands-on review of the IQUNIX EC75 HE, a fully wired 75% magnetic switch keyboard. It features a CNC aluminum top case, polycarbonate bottom, gasket mounting, per-key RGB, and proprietary software with mod-tap support. The review includes measured specs, photos, and a teardown. The board uses Diamond Pro HE switches (35gf starting weight) and is available for $160 (with coupon). The article notes it is not an electrocapacitive keyboard despite the 'EC' name.
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