Meletrix Zoom65 - 65% Keyboard With a Knob
In stock extras from the Zoom65 EE Pre-Order
We are pleased to be working with Meletrix to bring you their flagship board, the Zoom65!
This 65%, gasket mount keyboard is now available in 10 different case colors and 9 different knob/weight finishes, allowing for ultimate personalization! R2 features the addition of a PVD Mirror Prism weight and knob option as well as matching Zoomcaps available as an addon for your Zoom65! Just add some switches as well for a complete build.
Check out the configurator to see some the possible combinations!
ADDONS AVAILABLE HERE!
Addons: Zoomcaps, Barebones kits, weights & knobs, wireless PCB, PORON dampener kit, storage bag, keyboard feet, PORON gaskets, and brass internal weight.
Specs:
- Assembled or Unassembled: Unassembled
- Typing angle: 6.5 degrees
- Front height: 20mm
- Top case material: Aluminum
- Bottom case material: Aluminum
- Weight material: Aluminum or SS
- Knob material: Aluminum or Brass
- Mounting structure: Gasket mount
- Assembled weight: 1.3kg
What's included:
- Aluminum top & bottom
- Aluminum or stainless steel weight of buyer's choice
- Aluminum or brass rotary encoder knob matching the weight
- Hotswap multi layout Bluetooth PCB
- Compatible with VIA. ESD Protected. Can be used in wired or wireless mode.
- Flex cut polycarbonate plate
- WS Stabilizers for a complete build
- 2300 mAh Li-ion battery
- Coiled USB cable
- Foam dampener kit
- Switch foam
- Plate foam
- PCB foam
- Bottom case foam
- Gaskets
- Keyboard feet
- Screws and other installation tools and accessories
- Faux suede storage bag
Check out our build guide as well as the quality guide!
Customer Reviews
Great little board that sounds and feels great, and looks excessively premium for the price.
i love it!!! just be careful when assembling bc some switches are oriented differently and i didn’t realize lol
Good lol
Nice
Beautiful keyboard, great packaging too. Had everything I needed to assemble, with all small parts separated into small bags. Only thing is that I watched a building stream to help me put the board together since I've never fully assembled a board before.
