Furycube F75 Barebone

Say hi to Furycube F75
- a budget-friendly, customizable mechanical keyboard!

Furycube is an excellent entry-level keyboard that can also satisfy the more discerning:

CNC ALUMINUM
CNC machined enclosure in robust 6063 aluminum, available in two colors: Moon Silver (anodized finish) and Milky White (electrophoresis finish).

HOT-SWAP
With hot-swappable sockets for both 3- and 5-pin switches. This makes it easy to swap switches without soldering - perfect for those who want to experiment.

CUSTOMIZABLE
Easy to customize and modify according to personal preference.

GASKET MOUNTED
Furycube has a gasket mounted design to reduce vibration and provide a softer, more subdued sound profile. Five layers of soundabsorbing materials, including PORON foam and IXPE, ensures a pleasant, muted tone with every keystroke.

TRI-MODE
With three connectivity options (USB-C cable, 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth 5.0), you can easily switch between devices and connection types.
The keyboard is compatible with both Windows and macOS, ensuring seamless integration into any setup.

RGB LIGHTING
South-facing RGB lighting with 11 lighting modes provides a vibrant look that can be easily adjusted with Fn + PgUp/Dn

Watch demo and listen to typing test of Furycube

Specifications

• 75% ANSI Layout with 81 keys
• 6063 aluminum case
• Aluminum backplate
• Polycarbonate mounting plate
• Plate-mounted stabilizers (clip-in) - fully lubricated
• Gasket mounted, with 5 layers of sound-absorbing materials in Poron and IXPE
• RGB, south-facing with 11 different modes
• Configurable layout with dedicated software
• 8000mAh batteries
• Connectivity: USB-C, 2.4GHz wireless or Bluetooth
• Typing angle of 5.4 degrees
• Dimensions: 32x13.8cm. Height at the front: 2.1cm. Height at the back: 3.4cm.
• Weight 1.65 kg (with switches and keycaps)

What's in the box?

• Furycube F75 Barebone version (keyboard without switches and keycaps)
• 2.4GHz receiver
• USB-C cable
• Keycap / switch-puller
• Manual

What is missing to get a complete keyboard?

To get a complete keyboard, you also need switches and keycaps.

Read blog post about Furycube F75 - the new budget king (in norwegian).