Same layout, different switches
The F75 HE and the F75 Max share a 75% layout and a similar build philosophy, but they are built around different switch technologies. The HE uses Hall Effect magnetic switches, while the Max uses pre-lubed LEOBOG Reaper mechanical switches. Your choice comes down to how you play.
F75 HE: built for speed
The F75 HE runs at 8000Hz with a 160KHz scan rate and offers Rapid Trigger and adjustable actuation down to 0.01mm. Magnetic switches also have no contact wear, so they last longer. It costs around ৳10,000 and targets players who want the lowest possible input latency.
F75 Max: built for feel
The F75 Max is a gasket-mounted board with a TFT smart screen, a metal volume knob and pre-lubed LEOBOG Reaper switches. Its five layers of dampening give a creamy, thocky sound that many typists and streamers love. It costs around ৳5,600 and supports tri-mode connectivity.
- F75 HE: Hall Effect, 8000Hz, Rapid Trigger, around ৳10,000
- F75 Max: mechanical Reaper switches, TFT screen, knob, around ৳5,600
- Both: 75% layout, tri-mode connectivity, 4000mAh battery
- Both: gasket mount and multi-layer sound dampening
Which should you buy?
Buy the F75 HE if competitive FPS is your main game and you want Rapid Trigger plus the fastest polling. Buy the F75 Max if you type a lot, stream, or prefer a rich typing sound and want the smart screen and knob. If both sound appealing, decide by asking what you do more often: fight or type.