MonsGeek
Released 2024
Researched from maker specs and published sources. Last checked Oct 18, 2026.
The magnetic MG75
A wired 75% with Kailh Sakura Pink magnetic switches, an ABS case and an aluminum plate. The switches are soldered, not hot-swappable.
A low-cost wired magnetic 75% whose key drawback is that the switches are fixed. Based on the maker's specs and a single review.
The MG75S HE is a budget Hall-effect 75% in MonsGeek's MG range. MonsGeek lists Kailh Sakura Pink magnetic switches, 8,000 Hz wired polling, per-key actuation from 0.1 to 4.0 mm in 0.1 mm steps, PBT shine-through keycaps in OEM profile and a plate-mounted stabilizer, with the MonsGeek driver for remapping, Rapid Trigger and gamepad mode. The spec table lists it as not hot-swappable, 330 x 139.5 x 31 mm and 0.7 kg, and the maker says outright that mechanical switches are not supported. MonsGeek also recommends updating firmware and calibrating after shipping because temperature shifts affect Hall sensors.
Hall Effect Products' review calls it a feature-rich keyboard for the price, with smooth Sakura Pink switches, adjustable actuation, Rapid Trigger and Dynamic Keystrokes, an ABS case that feels sturdy, an aluminum plate and enough foam to keep noise down. Its main criticisms are that the switches cannot be swapped and, in its view, ABS keycaps that may shine over time, although MonsGeek's own page lists PBT keycaps, so that point conflicts.
It is the budget magnetic 75%; the M1 V5 HE is the aluminum, wireless, hot-swappable step up.
Dimensions
330 x 139.5 x 31mm
Weight
About 700g
Case Material
Not listed
Connectivity
Wired
Plate Options
Case Colors
Software Support
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