Kzzi i75v2 HiFi Silent Low profile Keyboard

After using low profile keyboards for 2 years, I am now going for a new ride with KZZI i75v2. The light KZZI switches of are just perfect, liked it more than Lofrees spectre and hades to be honest. Enjoyed more typing tasks.

After reviewing a large number of affordable ABS keyboards this year the KZZI I75 V2 has genuinely positioned itself as one of the most technically polished prebuilts I’ve tested when it comes to low profile. It delivers a level of acoustic refinement, structural integrity, and typing dynamics that you rarely see at this price point — and honestly, it signals that KZZI is becoming a serious contender in the enthusiast space.

Build Quality & Engineering
The moment I handled the chassis, it was clear that KZZI put real engineering effort into this iteration from it's previous versions. It is made of thick ABS plastic with a clean aluminium frame, with a case feels dense and structurally sound, with no hollowness, no internal rattle, and — notably — excellent internal dampening. The gasket implementation combined with the plate material provides a controlled, comfortable flex that avoids the overly bouncy “marshmallow” feel some boards fall into. It is Mac and Windows compatible and switching between the two is seamless. I really like the knob that is also low profile and sleek, responsive and sensitive.

Acoustics
This is where the I75 V2 truly surprised me. The acoustic profile is deep, consistent, and clean across the entire board. No metallic ping, no case resonance, no inconsistent keys. The tuning is so well-executed that it genuinely rivals some entry-level customs. The stabs are another highlight — factory-lubed to a standard that eliminates ticking on the spacebar and shifts. It’s the kind of board where you keep typing just to hear it.

Typing Experience
The board strikes the sweet spot between firmness and flex. It does not feel cheap or bend like other ABS low profile keyboards like the Lofree Flow Lite. The layout is practical, ergonomic, and ideal for productivity or gaming. Every keystroke feels intentional without being fatiguing — a testament to the internal dampening stack and plate-gasket synergy. The keycaps are made of ABS but are not wear or shine after lots of use. The keycaps are nicer to feel and to type on - not to mention the north face shine through keycaps that allows over 20 dynamic RGB modes to beautifully and evenly shine though.

My final thoughts.
The KZZI I75 V2 is, without exaggeration, one of the best-tuned prebuilt experiences I’ve tested all year at an affordable price for low profile. If KZZI continues to refine their engineering and acoustic design like this, they’re on a trajectory to disrupt the budget/ miid-range prebuilt market completely.

And to any keyboard manufacturers reading this:
If you have pre-launch low profile models or prototypes in development, I’d love to put them through a rigorous, detail-focused review.
My audience values honest technical analysis — and boards like the I75 V2 deserve to be showcased properly.

The actual color of the i75v2 grey is a light greyish-white. I think it feels much more visually appealing than snow white. The keyboard is conveniently connected via Bluetooth.

solid build, good battery. I love this keybaord.

This is the first I've owned from any brand and it's super amazing. The sound the keyboard makes is super satisfying. I also love the cream color and overall design, which makes it a must have for my desk setup. It's also pretty affordable compared to other brands out there.