GravaStar Mercury V75 Pro – The ultimate gaming keyboard is here
GravaStar proudly introduces the Mercury V75 Pro, its flagship gaming keyboard designed for gamers and esports professionals seeking unmatched precision, speed and build quality. Leading the new Mercury V75 Series, the Mercury V75 Pro delivers GravaStar’s most advanced engineering and distinctive design to date.
At its core, the Mercury V75 Pro features next-generation Hall Effect Gateron Jade Gaming Magnetic Switch technology offering 0.005mm RT precision, 8000Hz polling rate and 0.125ms latency. Gateron Jade magnetic switches provide customisable actuation points, a HiFi Mahjong sound profile and a 100 million keystroke lifespan, built for peak performance in competitive play.
Mercury V75 Pro is available 26th June 2025 from Gravastar.com, Amazon and selected retailers worldwide starting at £229.95 / €239.95 / $259.00 – Full Mercury V75 series below
Constructed with a full aluminium alloy frame and gasket mount structure, the Mercury V75 Pro is available in:
· Neon Graffiti with hand-painted street-inspired graffiti finish and exclusive player identity code, 4-layer sound dampening
· Iron Purple with metallic baked coating, 4-layer sound dampening
· Cyberpunk with metallic baked coating, 5-layer sound dampening
Born to Clutch:
The Mercury V75 Pro is engineered for those decisive moments where precision and speed define the outcome. With ultra-fast response times, customisable actuation and rock-solid build quality, it delivers the edge needed when it matters most. Whether in high-stakes esports or intense solo play, this is a keyboard designed to perform under pressure.
Style and Individuality=
The Mercury V75 Pro stands out not only for its performance but also for its striking design. The Neon Graffiti model features a hand-painted finish that gives each keyboard a unique identity, complete with an exclusive player code. This is combined with dynamic triple-sided RGB frame lighting, footlights and per-key illumination, all fully customisable through GravaStar’s web-based software. The Iron Purple and Cyberpunk versions offer equally bold aesthetics with premium metallic and industrial styling designed to suit any gaming setup.
Key Features of the Mercury V75 Pro:
· Gateron Jade Magnetic HE switches with customisable actuation points
· 8000Hz polling rate and 0.125ms latency for ultra-fast response
· 100 million keystroke lifespan for long-lasting durability
· Full aluminium alloy frame with gasket mount for a stable, refined feel
· Triple-sided RGB frame lighting, footlights and per-key illumination
· Web-based software for lighting, mapping and presets
· PBT double-shot keycaps with dye sublimation
Specifications:
Layout: 75% / 79 keys
RT precision: 0.005mm
Polling rate: 8000Hz
Latency: 0.125ms
Scan rate: 32K full key / 256K single key
Connectivity: USB-C wired
Compatibility: Windows XP and above / macOS
The Mercury V75 Pro headlines the Mercury V75 Series, which also includes:
· Mercury V75 Standard with aluminium alloy frame and ABS bottom, Gateron Jade Pro magnetic switches, 5-layer sound dampening, available in Stealth Black and Mecha Gray (£169.95 / €179.95 / $239.95)
· Mercury V75 Lite with ABS frame and aluminium alloy top housing, GravaStar customised magnetic switch, 5-layer sound dampening, available in Transparent Black (£99.95 / €109.95 / $239.95
Price and Availability
The GravaStar Mercury V75 Pro will be available to purchase from 26th June 2025 at Amazon and selected retailers worldwide. Pricing is as follows:
· Mercury V75 Pro Neon Graffiti £249.95 / €259.95 / $259.00
· Mercury V75 Pro Iron Purple £229.95 / €239.95 / $$239.95
· Mercury V75 Pro Cyberpunk £229.95 / €239.95 / $$239.95
· Mercury V75 Standard Stealth Black £169.95 / €179.95 / $$179.00
· Mercury V75 Standard Mecha Gray £169.95 / €179.95 / $$179.00
· Mercury V75 Lite Transparent Black £99.95 / €109.95 / $109.00
About the Author
Adrian Gunning Adrian lives in Melbourne Australia and has a huge passion for gaming, technology and pop culture. He recently finished his a Bachelor of Journalism and is currently focusing on games journalism. When not writing and playing video games, Adrian can be found in Comics 'R' Us debating the pros of the DC Universe and cons of the Marvel Universe.
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