Lenovo has expanded its gaming peripheral lineup with the release of the Legion R7 RT75. It is a 75% layout keyboard that combines a full aluminum body with customizable magnetic switches. The keyboard is priced at 1,299 yuan ($192) and is available in Cloud Silver Grey and Storm Grey color options.
Lenovo Legion R7 RT75 Specifications
The keyboard uses Lenovo’s Aurora magnetic switches with Hall effect sensors, allowing adjustable actuation points from 0.01mm to 3.4mm. It also supports 0.01mm Rapid Trigger precision for faster key resets and includes advanced gaming features such as SOCD, RS, MT, and DKS for competitive play.
To process these inputs, the keyboard uses a custom controller that provides an 8,000Hz polling rate over both USB-C wired and 2.4GHz wireless connections. Lenovo says that the device operates with a 32,000Hz scan rate, which the company claims keeps full-key latency fluctuation down to 0.125ms.
The R7 RT75 weighs approximately 1,490g and features a CNC-machined aluminium body, a gasket-mounted structure, and a carbon fibre positioning plate. It also includes five layers of sound-dampening materials, hot-swappable magnetic switch support, and factory-lubricated stabilisers for improved typing feel and acoustics.
On the top right of the board, there is a 1.47-inch TFT display with a 320 x 172 resolution. It shows system information, battery life, and connection modes, and it can also display user-uploaded GIFs. There’s also a magnetic cover on the back of the keyboard that conceals a storage slot for the 2.4GHz wireless receiver.
The keyboard supports tri-mode connectivity, allowing users to connect via wired USB-C, 2.4GHz wireless, or Bluetooth. The Bluetooth mode can pair with up to three devices simultaneously, and the keyboard is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. Power is supplied by an 8,000mAh internal battery.
For lighting, the R7 RT75 includes per-key RGB illumination and two ambient light bars on the sides. The lighting, along with the switch actuation settings and display, can be customized using Lenovo’s Aurora software.
In related news, Lenovo has recently introduced the Lecoo Pro 14, a notebook that offers Intel and AMD processor options, up to 24GB of RAM, and OCuLink support for external GPUs.
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