Neo75 Cu

Neo75 Cu

$190.00

Estimated Fulfillment time: 2-4 weeks 

Orders will be locked in fulfillment every 7 days. For example, orders placed between Oct 30th and Nov 5th will be locked in fulfillment on Nov 5th EOD. Orders will be fulfilled within 4 weeks after the sale period ends. Please note that the actual timing may vary depending on the total units sold.
See the breakdown of batches and the fulfillment status here: Neo Fulfillment Progress

Shipping discount: $14 until DHL cancels the demand surcharge in Q1 2025

Essential Information Before Purchasing:

Get extra parts here → Optional extra parts sale page

Further notes and instructions:

  1. Customers who purchase the Neo75 Cu from qwertykeys.com during the first two batches of sale (0:00 EDT, Oct. 30th to 0:00 EDT, Nov. 13th) are eligible for a $10 early-bird discount.
  2. Do not clean the brass/copper bottom case with alcohol or rub it hard. Otherwise, you may damage the anti-oxidation coating.
  3. The square decorative badge comes in the same material as your chosen bottom case (copper or brass) by default. If you prefer a different option, you can purchase it separately from the extra parts sale page.
  4. The tri-mode PCB on this sale page comes with two 2200 mAh batteries.
  5. To modify your Neo75 Cu specifications, please don't adjust quantities in the shopping cart. Instead, return to the product page and add the new option to your shopping cart again.
  6. All PCBs are VIA compatible.
  7. Please do not add anything other than Neo75 Cu extra parts to the cart along with this keyboard. Otherwise, you will be prevented from checking out.
  8. Incomplete orders (those lacking a plate, PCB, or other essential keyboard components) will be canceled. Buyers will be responsible for any resulting fees and transaction costs.
  9. Limit to one unit per order. If you wish to purchase multiple units, please place separate orders. If you're placing multiple orders for delivery to different addresses, please use separate accounts for each order. Our logistics system automatically consolidates all orders under the same account and ships them to a single destination. This feature helps combine extra parts orders and allows you to take advantage of free shipping.
  10. All products on this page are final sales. No changes or cancellations will be made after an order is placed.

  11. Renders are for reference only. Please note that actual product colors may vary under different lighting conditions. Color differences between the render and the actual product will not be considered a quality issue.

PCB Layout:

Content List

  • Keyboard Case
    • Includes one pre-installed circular accent badge of your choice on the back
    • Includes one pre-installed square decorative badge on the top right corner
    • For orders with tri-mode PCBs, two 2200 mAh batteries come pre-installed in the battery compartment
    • For orders with wired PCBs, two stainless steel fillers come pre-installed in the battery compartment
    • For orders with solder PCBs, two foam fillers come pre-installed in the battery compartment. If you purchase the stainless steel battery compartment fillers in the extra part page, foam fillers will no longer be included.
  • PCB kit
    • PCB of your choice
    • 1x PE sheet
    • 1x PCB Foam
    • Tri-mode PCB comes with a 2.4Ghz dongle
  • Plate of your choice
  • Poron case foam
  • PCB Daughterboard and magnetic connectors - installed
  • Gaskets, copper pillars and screws
  • Rubber feet in 2 colors
  • Case corner protectors - installed
  • Stand-offs
  • Free Gifts (Disclaimer: If any of these gifts is missing or is damaged, they will not be re-shipped or replaced):
    • Keyboard carrying case
    • 1x Keycap & Switch puller
    • 1 set of PCB clip-in NeoStab
    • USB-C cable

Customer Reviews

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Built mine clicky

I have a number of keebs so I went nuts and built my Cornflower Neo75 Cu with ISO layout and Gateron Melodics. I can't bring the board to work but it's just a terrific all-around keyboard that I use when I want a break from a more straightforward thocky or clacky board. Considering its design and materials (brass or copper), this is probably the best budget 75 out there.

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Neo75 Cu

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Neo75 Cu

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The Endgame Neo

The Product:
For the last two weeks I have daily driven the Neo75Cu for 10+ hours a day. My personal build is an Anodized Black with Copper bottom and Tri mode PCB. One of the biggest reasons I have stuck with Qk/Neo in the last year is the feature set of their PCBs. Their Tri mode PCBs, while can sometimes have quirks, have some of the best layout supports for whatever style you want. Their single PCB supports ISO, ANSI, 6.25u/7u, Split backspace, and Split left shift. The board also features a 16.8mm front height and 7 degree typing angle, which is perfect for me. It’s a soft incline with a low front angle keeping your hands in an amazingly comfortable typing position without stressing your wrist too much.

Style: 9/10
What can I say. The Neo75 has struck it out he park with this one, a solid non-exploded 75%, with clean bezels and an optional F13 key or matching accent piece for your choice of bottom plate. A thin line separating the top and bottom case showcasing your choice of bottom plate, with subtle indents to help you lift the board from the sides. The separation line between the two-color plates continues to the head of the case where they form around the USB C port. We get a small glimpse where QK had some involvement with the design with the front edge having a small section showing off the bottom plate, which is reminiscent of the QK65V2 series. Overall, it’s an amazing design, that isn't overly flashy but allows you to see how premium it is if you look in the right places.

Build: 9/10
QK has been amazing at having some of the best build guides around for a while. With the ball catch system returning like the Neo Ergo and Neo80, building in the 75Cu is as easy as ever. I did find that due to the weight of the bottom plate, the ball catch is much heavier of a catch this time to keep the bottom case attached when moving it around. A simple build process with pretty much everything you could want is provided in the box. All the foams you could want, a set of Neo Stabs, all the tools required to assemble it, and easily one of the best hard-shell cases we have been provided.

Sound: 9.5/10
Currently I have mine built with HMX KD200's on an aluminum plate and GMK Pharaoh keycaps. It’s bright and clacky and everything that I wanted it to be. I'm sure that there is more that I will have to say as I use the board more and more. But for now, I can say that without a doubt. This is the best board that Neo has ever released and it’s going to be hard to one up this one for a while. This should send shivers down the spines of their competitors.

The Problems:
I would consider myself a rather hefty power user when it comes to my daily use and abuse of my keyboards. I have several macros and custom key configurations to meet my everyday needs and the Neo75Cu has stood up to almost all of them. The VIA compatibility is perfect, however there are keys that you cannot get back if you replace them in the configurator. There have also been hotkeys on previous boards that have been completely removed on this iteration of the firmware that i would love to see back. The only major complaint that I have had is using the Macro's on Bluetooth can sometimes be hit or miss depending on the length of the macro. These were cleared up when swapping over to 2.4Ghz so it hasn't directly impacted me anymore. Bluetooth is naturally a less high-speed data transmission protocol, so it’s expected to have some drawbacks.

Value: 10/10
I can’t underestimate how amazing this board feels when you compare it to other boards in my collection. Neo has once again shown up to the table and taken a swing at everyone and came out on top.

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Solid but overhyped

I remember the hype that the neo 75u had when it was announced as an affordable copper bottom board. When compared to other offerings with a copper bottom it definitely is cheap. However that is all that is unique and special about this board. Besides the copper bottom it is just a normal gasket mounted keyboard with decent sound and feel. There is nothing that stands out to me. This is not a budget keyboard as fully built it can cost around 350-400 dollars. I have been a little disappointed with this as my first neo board and I hope that you can either create a good solid budget board or an excellent mid range board that stands out.