Special Editions(Except GT Silver) will have an anodized or Electrophoresis (for the white) finish. Chamfers are polished too like the ZOOM75.

The gasket sleeves are constructed from supercritical foam, which serves to stabilize the plate while also providing adequate room for it to flex in a harmonious manner. They possess an optimal level of softness, neither excessively rigid nor excessively flexible.

The Tri-Mode PCB enables per-key RGB lighting, offering a diverse selection of colors and effects to enhance your visual experience. It is compatible with wired, wireless, and 2.4GHz modes, except for the wired PCB which lacks this feature.
(Wired PCB does not have this function)

To expand the range of choices available to all, the PCB now offers two options: tri-mode and wired. The thickness remains at 1.2mm. The design incorporates a daughterboard that can be securely attached independently, effectively preventing the positioning of the Type-C interface from being affected by the cut-out on the case.

The Zoom Pad knob is designed to be compatible with the Zoom series. Three delightful new knobs have been introduced, including an anodized cat paw, a PVD silver bear, and an anodized rabbit knob. These knobs can be rotated to adjust the volume and pressed to toggle mute. Additionally, VIA allows users to assign any command to these three actions, providing further customization options.

Extensive testing was conducted on the foaming material of the Zoom Pad to minimize resonance. Meletrix successfully developed a lighter and denser PORON material, resulting in a keyboard sound that is more focused and deeper compared to the default settings.