IQUNIX has announced it will exhibit at Computex Taipei 2026, where the brand will showcase the IQUNIX EC75 — a new 75% Hall Effect keyboard making its first offline appearance at the show.
The IQUNIX EC75 is the brand’s latest addition to its Hall Effect lineup, following previously released HE models. It will be on display at Booth M1107a in Hall 1 (TaiNEX 1) of the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center from June 2 to June 5, 2026. This marks the first time the EC75 will be available for physical hands-on testing.
IQUNIX EC75 specifications and features
The IQUNIX EC75 uses magnetic switch technology — the same underlying principle behind the growing category of Hall Effect keyboards that has been gaining traction among both competitive gamers and enthusiast typists. The key characteristics of the EC75 include:
- 75% compact layout retaining function row and navigation cluster
- Hall Effect magnetic switches with adjustable actuation points
- Rapid Trigger support for dynamic per-key actuation control
- Ultra-low latency input registration
- CNC-machined aluminum body
The Rapid Trigger feature allows the actuation and reset points of each key to be set independently, which is particularly relevant for fast-paced gaming scenarios. Adjustable actuation is not new to IQUNIX — the brand has offered it on previous HE models — but the EC75 brings this capability to the 75% form factor for the first time under the IQUNIX lineup.
75% layout with Hall Effect switches
The 75% layout positions the IQUNIX EC75 between a tenkeyless and a 65% board, keeping arrow keys and a condensed function row while reducing overall footprint. Combined with Hall Effect switch technology, the EC75 targets users who want a smaller desk footprint without giving up the performance advantages that magnetic switches offer over traditional mechanical ones.
IQUNIX previously released the EV63 HE in a 60% form factor. The EC75 extends this HE philosophy into a layout that accommodates a wider range of workflows. If you’re new to this switch type, our guide to Hall Effect keyboards covers how the technology works and what to look for when buying.
IQUNIX at Computex 2026
Computex Taipei is one of the primary venues where keyboard brands announce and demo new hardware ahead of wider release. For IQUNIX, the EC75 is the headline announcement for the 2026 edition of the show. In addition to the EC75, the booth will also feature IQUNIX’s existing range, including the EV63 HE and the EZ series.
“The introduction of our new IQUNIX EC75 Hall Effect keyboard represents our ongoing commitment to pushing the boundaries of keyboard technology while maintaining the exceptional build quality and design our users expect.”
— Levan Li, Founder, IQUNIXIQUNIX has been producing aluminum-bodied mechanical keyboards since 2014 and was among the early brands to bring CNC-machined cases and hot-swappable switches to mass-market pricing. We previously reviewed the IQUNIX Magi75, which demonstrated the brand’s approach to build quality and layout design in the 75% segment.
Computex 2026 booth details
Media and content creators attending Computex who want to schedule a hands-on session with the IQUNIX EC75 can contact the brand’s PR team at [email protected].
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