IQUNIX Initial 75% Magnetic Axes Keyboard EC75HE Photo, special edition of EV63HE

IT House 6 June, according to TechPowerUp, IQUNIX displayed a series of upcoming additions to Computex 2026, including magnetic axle keyboards and light quantification game mouse.

EC75HE is the IQUNIX brand header 75% of the layout's magnetic axle keyboard, which adds the standard space between the F and the navigational key areas on the basis of super-clinical design.

The keyboard uses CNC to process aluminum alloy casings and hybrid structures with an aerometrically remixable angle, with a return of 8000 Hz and a scanning rate of 16000 Hz, to support tradable trigger points and rapid triggers.

IQUNIX Light Mouse Q101 was first presented in prototype form on CES 2026 in January of this year, and came again to Computex display.

The mouse is designed to symmetrically overweight, and the shell is made of magnesium alloy, which allows the user to remove part of the magnesium alloy shell and replace it with a semi-transparent plastic shell, with a 26000 DPI optical sensor inside.

In addition to this, IQUNIX presented the EV63HE series of special versions of the Shell Mobile Team and the MG96Pro super thin keyboard.

The EV63HE series of keyboards was released in May of this year, and IQUNIX showed two special editions of Shell Mobile. The series of keyboards is equipped with CNC processed aluminium alloy base and aluminium alloy locator, which also supports 8000 Hz rate of return and 16000 Hz scanning, and carries custom Keytok Nova linear magnetic axes with a trigger of up to 35-48 gf, total trip 3.4 mm.

IQUNIX also shows its existing MG96 Pro in the Magi series, which is only 11 mm thick, with a compact 96% layout, and maintains an independent digital keyboard area.

The keyboard is based on a self-study Le-Tray Gasket Mount system, with custom-made low profile mechanical axes, a dedicated physical multimedia control key and a hidden receiver warehouse to support 2.4GHz Wireless, Bluetooth and Wireless USB trim.

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