Maybe it’s not too late; Zoom75 continues GB at Cannonkeys

If you missed the GB at the House, there is still time to join us here.

On May 6, 2023, Cannonkeys updated its official Twitter page to announce that it was still accepting limited pre-orders for the Zoom 75.

The Zoom75 limited pre-order is live! These will ship with the Sea Shipping pre-order units. Check out the listing for all available configurations. LCD Modules and Internal Weights will also be available. All keyboards get the free items from the pre-order.

Link in bio to shop. pic.twitter.com/gT4WoagAkI

– CannonKeys (@CannonKeys) May 5, 2023

As for the Zoom75 that is pre-ordered here, it will be shipped together with the previously pre-ordered units.

Only five body colors are available for purchase ($224.00): white, black, milky green, sky blue, and milk tea; add-ons are an LCD display (+$27.00) and inner weight (+$24.00).

For PCBs, flex-cut and non-flex-cut are available.

To purchase, please click here.

In Japan, Yousha Kobo was the vendor and sold the product, and GB was terminated on April 20, 2023.

As for the Zoom75, it has become an extremely popular product, with more than 10,000 units pre-ordered worldwide.

[GB] The Zoom75 has sold over 10,000 units globally, and the keycap puller and switch puller have also been unlocked!
Also, due to production adjustments, the GB period is now until the 20th. The deadline is coming up soon, so get in quick! https://t.co/e10LoI5Zql pic.twitter.com/K6a0RqlW7p

– Yousha Kobo (@yushakobo_shop) April 18, 2023

Also, Yuusha Kobo is planning to host ZoomPad’s GB in May 2023, which will be very exciting as well.

We are planning a ZoomPad GB in May! We’d love to pair this with the Zoom75 and Zoom75 matching keycaps: https://t.co/A2BzXk1exg pic.twitter.com/zjc1JofCiF

– Yousha Kobo (@yushakobo_shop) April 18, 2023

Information reference: https: //cannonkeys.com/products/zoom75

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Ryosuke Kawamura

He launched his own media as a site operator and web writer, and now plans and manages multiple corporate media. He often types heavily in his work, and in his search for greater efficiency, he became addicted to the keyboard swamp and established “GreenKeys”.