Lenovo Launches Legion R7 RT75 Keyboard With 8K Polling and Magnetic Switches

Lenovo Legion R7 RT75 is a new 75% gaming keyboard with an aluminum body, Aurora magnetic switches, and tri-mode wireless connectivity. It is now available in China for ¥1,299 in Cloud Silver Gray and Storm Gray.

For the gaming performance. Rapid Trigger adjustment goes down to 0.01mm, while the keyboard supports an 8,000Hz polling rate and a 32,000Hz scan rate for faster key detection during competitive games.

A 1.47-inch TFT screen is built into the keyboard. It displays keyboard information and settings, while RGB lighting and side ARGB light bars add visual effects across the aluminum frame.

The wireless receiver has its own storage compartment on the back. A CNC-machined magnetic cover keeps the 2.4GHz dongle secure when it is not connected.

Typing gets extra attention as well. The keyboard has a quick-release gasket structure, five layers of sound-dampening material, and a carbon fiber positioning plate to reduce vibration and unwanted noise.

The PCB supports hot-swappable magnetic switches. Mixed-switch layouts are supported too, so different switch types can be installed on the same keyboard, while factory-lubricated stabilizers smooth out larger keys.

Lenovo Legion R7 RT75 feature overview highlighting RGB lighting, rapid trigger switches, low latency, gasket mount, and 8000mAh battery.
Lenovo Legion R7 RT75 key features overview.

USB, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth are all available. Power comes from an 8,000mAh battery for wired and wireless operation across different devices.

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Lenovo installs OEM-height keycaps with Aurora magnetic switches rated between 27gf and 45gf. Cloud Silver Gray pairs a silver aluminum top plate with metallic dye-sublimated keycaps, while Storm Gray adopts a darker finish with black matte keycaps.

The Legion R7 RT75 is now available through Lenovo’s online store in China. Both color options are priced at ¥1,299.

Source: Lenovo (China)

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