EvoFox launches Ronin X75 Mechanical Keyboard at Rs 4,999 with gasket mount, tri-mode connectivity, and cross-platform support

What you get at Rs 4,999

The main feature is gasket mount construction. And it is combined with a five-layer sound alongside a vibration-dampening system. Gasket mounting separates the keyboard’s internal plate from its outer shell. It leads to softer and bouncier keystrokes, along with a quieter sound. This design is usually found in keyboards priced at ₹8,000 and above. This makes it a standout at this price.

Connectivity includes tri-mode support:

• Bluetooth for connecting with three devices at once
• 2.4GHz wireless option
• Wired USB connection

The keyboard has a 1000Hz polling rate. It allows for 1ms response times that are ideal for competitive gaming.

The Ronin X75 comes with pre-lubed Gaote linear mechanical switches. Brand says they are rated for up to 60 million keystrokes. EvoFox offers two colours and switch options. The Moon Stone version features a white linear switch for quicker inputs and extended typing comfort. The Ash Grey variant includes a dark yellow linear switch. This should come in handy for users who prefer more deliberate keystrokes with fewer accidental presses.

Other notable feature includes:

• Compact 82-key layout with PBT keycaps
• Full anti-ghosting
• 18 RGB lighting effects with onboard memory
• Precision metal volume control knob
• 4000mAh rechargeable battery for wireless usage.

Cross-platform and device-friendly

The Ronin X75 automatically detects the operating system. Whether it’s Windows or macOS, adjusting key mappings and shortcuts without any manual setup. Mac users also receive replacement CMD and Option keycaps for a familiar Apple layout. This thoughtful addition broadens the keyboard’s appeal beyond just Windows gamers.

Additionally, customisation options are available through a Windows desktop application and a multi-OS web-based tool. This covers key remapping, macro creation, and RGB lighting control. The package includes a dust cover, keycap puller, switch puller, and extra switches. These additions show that EvoFox views this as a long-term device rather than a throwaway product.

Meanwhile, the Rs 4,999 to Rs 7,000 mechanical keyboard segment is far from short on options. The Royal Kludge RK84 is a direct competitor that offers tri-mode connectivity at a similar price but does not feature gasket mounting. The Redragon K530 Draconic is cheaper but only supports Bluetooth and has lower build quality.

Keychron’s K2 and K3 are well-built and geared for Mac users, but cost more in India and focus more on productivity than gaming. Cosmic Byte’s wireless keyboards are more budget-friendly but lack build refinement. Overall, the Ronin X75 matches or exceeds the specs of its closest rivals. Especially with its gasket mount feature, which many competitors either exclude or charge much more for.

At RS 4,999, the Ronin X75 competes in a segment where most keyboards offer either good switches or good build quality. But rarely both. The blend of gasket mounting, pre-lubed switches, tri-mode connectivity, and cross-platform support could really be a deal breaker. It makes it a compelling choice for budget gamers and hybrid professionals alike.

EvoFox has been quietly building a reputation for strong value, and the Ronin X75 is not the brand’s first time at this. The Ronin Wireless Mechanical Keyboard already demonstrated that. With that keyboard, EvoFox delivered a premium-feeling gasket-mounted build, tri-mode connectivity, and a 1000Hz polling rate. Without pushing buyers into a higher price bracket.

Or the One X Controller, which delivers impressive performance, excellent sticks and triggers, and incredible versatility across devices. Making it one of the most feature-packed controllers available in this price range. The brand has consistently delivered on build quality. And not just that, but also switch feel, and everyday usability. The Ronin X75 aims to continue this trend. However, a full hands-on review will confirm its true performance.