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Nikita Achanta

The GravaStar Mercury V75 Pro HE stands out for its polarizing design — but its rivals outperform it at much lower prices

A Neon Graffiti GravaStar Mercury V75 Pro HE Hall Effect keyboard.

What happens when you drop a can of spray paint on a keyboard? You get the GravaStar Mercury V75 Pro HE. The Chinese brand is no stranger to divisive designs, as we’ve seen so with the likes of the Mercury K1 Lite, but I think GravaStar has gone a bit too far with the Mercury V75 Pro HE’s polarizing design.

Don’t get me wrong: this is a great keyboard for gaming. It packs 8,000Hz polling, Rapid Trigger and Last Key Prioritization (A.K.A ‘Snap Tap’), and it’s built extremely well. It’s decent to type on too, and its web-based companion software is a welcome addition. However, it faces stiff competition from the likes of Lemokey and NuPhy, and its wired-only divisive design as well as the paint-like textured keycaps just aren’t good enough.

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