Chosfox Unveils Pure White Color for Vero75. Release Date TBD, but Clean White Model Shows Promise

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Finally, a pure white case.

Chosfox has revealed what appears to be a new color for the 75% low-profile keyboard “Vero75″—Pure White—on their official X account.

Introduced as “Vero75 in Pure White,” the post features photos showing a white case, white-toned keycaps, and a white cable.

However, Chosfox also noted in the same post that the release of the Pure White color is still undecided.

For now, it’s best to view this as an early preview of a color in development or under consideration, rather than an official product launch.

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Pure White with Matching Case and Keycap Tones

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The Pure White color revealed this time is an extremely clean-looking model with an all-white theme.

The Vero75 is a 75% keyboard that combines a rounded case design with low-profile keycaps.

The case design was created by Japanese designer PMD (Masro), which has contributed to the keyboard’s popularity in Japan.

Currently, the case is available in three colors.

Deep Space Gray, Space Silver, and Vintage White.

This Pure White appears to be a more cohesive white model with better color matching between the case and keycaps.

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The keycaps paired with this pure white case seem to be the same ones used with the existing Vintage White.
Since the Vintage White case has warm tones while the keycaps have cool tones, the combination with Pure White feels more harmonious.
To be honest, a simple white base with gray legends would probably look even better.

Let’s also check out the video the official account added.

This looks promising.

Vero75 as a 75% Low-Profile Keyboard

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The Vero75 is a low-profile keyboard with a 75% layout.

The 75% layout, which includes a function key row and arrow keys while being more space-efficient than full-size, is a popular layout in Japan where desk space is often limited, making it practical for work use.

The low-profile construction makes it shorter than standard mechanical keyboards, allowing for a more neutral wrist angle.

With a relatively shallow keystroke and a fairly accessible price point for a mechanical keyboard, we consider it a product that even casual users accustomed to standard scissor-switch or membrane keyboards can easily use.

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Note that there is no Japanese layout model available.
However, Chosfox itself supports the JLA, so future developments in this area are worth watching.

Release Date TBD. May Launch Depending on Response

Regarding this Pure White color, Chosfox states that “the release is still undecided.”

Therefore, details such as price, release date, sales regions, quantities, and specifications are not yet known. It’s unclear whether it will have the same specs as existing models or if there will be changes beyond the color.

However, since the official account has published multiple photos of the actual unit, it appears to have at least reached the prototype or sample stage.

If user response is positive, there’s a good chance it will be officially released in the future.

An X-linked poll is also currently running.

Let’s see what’s in store.

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Ryosuke Kawamura is the Editor-in-Chief of Greenkeys and the founder of GreenEchoes Studio.

He covers mechanical keyboards, custom keyboards, and input devices through reviews, interviews, hands-on testing, photography, and editorial work. He has reviewed more than 100 products and regularly reports on JIS-layout compatibility and trends in the Japanese keyboard market.

He also founded the Japan Layout Alliance (JLA), an industry collaboration initiative aimed at improving compatibility for Japanese-layout keyboards.

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