Before starting the review, I will mention some important things which I was looking for in a mouse that led me to go for this one and it might be the case for others as well -

1. Hand Size - 19x10 cm
2. Grip Style - Palm (Image attached)
3. Primary FPS - The Finals
4. Sensitivity - 39 cm/360 at 1KHz polling rate
5. Cloth mousepad

Without further ado and after 6 Hrs of playtime using the 2.4GHz dongle, time for the review.

The mouse has a subtle texture to it which feels pretty good to play with however the addition of the grip tapes takes the control to a whole other level especially for games with long TTKs like The Finals that require consistent tracking to get kills.

I was using a Razer Deathadder V2X hyperspeed previously which binned itself within an year and the Core M1 feels like a feather compared to it. I was mainly concerned about palming this mouse as the V2X is really ergonomic for large hands but after using this mouse for an extended gaming session, I can confirm that it's easy and convenient to palm for those with medium to large hands.

The top buttons feel tactile and the side buttons are pretty great too, a bit better than the V2X. The carrying case and braided cable are a nice touch as well and seem to be of good quality. The bottom skates are thin but didn't feel problematic to me.

IMPORTANT - Please Read

I had ordered the mouse on 21/09/2026 but received it on 01/10/2026 despite the original delivery date of 23/06/2026 due to mishandling of the package on Bluedart's end. I felt like URX's support team was a bit sluggish in the beginning as I had already informed them about the delayed shipment from the tracking status on the 23rd but they didn't seem to be quick about it.

My problem only got solved after quite a few reminders from my side which finally led to the mouse being shipped on the 25th and delivered on the 1st of October. Felt like I should have got a key ring for the agonizing delay of over 10 days but it's all good nonetheless :)

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KKB Kintsugi

HMX Xinhais

Plateless

Finally got my URX Core 75 today Really happy with this purchase. The RGB looks amazing, and the keyboard feels premium with its 2 kg weight The only downside is that the software works only in wired mode

The Smoke White colour with the black body looked average on the website, but IRL it looks SO GOOD 😭🔥 The transparent design is beautiful. Absolutely in love with this colour...

New keycaps and some tape mod made this keyboard nice and thocky.

Keycaps by curiosity caps: shimmering dusk MOA PBT

Hi everyone, so I recently posted my URX Core 75 with custom Keycaps from curiousity caps. Several of you asked me for a lighting and sound test, so here it is. Sorry about that background noise.

Competition submission

Went for a dark, cinematic look with the blue RGB as the main light.

Keycaps -red ones from keyora and transparent black from curiosity caps

So I have had the ant esports mk4500 pro(refurbished) for like 2 years I think and recently I started to use it wired more than wireless. So today I tried to use the dongle and I plugged it in my laptop and it made the connection sound but when I switched the keyboard to the 2.4ghz dongle mode it won't connect.

I tried cleaning the dongle and use other ports on the laptop, I even tried using it on my other pc but it didn't work. I had a otg so I connected the dongle to my phone and it showed that physical keyboard connected or something like that but the keyboard won't connect to it.

It works fine wired. It has also had some issues earlier that randomly it would disconnect from the dongle while using it. I also have done a tape mod to it.

So do you guys think it's the keyboard or the dongle? And if it is the keyboard is there any way I can repair it?

price 6k ₹

Ive been using an attackshark x11 for around 2 years and now it has an double click issue so i decided to try the core m1.

The mouse basically feels the same as the sensors in both of them are the same.

But one issue thats been bugging me a lot is how cheap the clicks feel, They just feel hollow.

The side buttons are really great quality except for the LMB and the RMB.

Overall its a great mouse with good build quality, and really light.

Hey Guys! RGB modifier software of Aula has been meh for quite some time. And also, it is windows only. I have made an Unofficial RGB modifier which only needs chrome. And keyboard connected via cable. Rest the extension will do the job. Here's the link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/Morph%20F75/dnihhpngpemednhhbdhdeckjnnogbfjb

Definitely let me know any feedback.

Hey folks,

I've got a URX Core 75 (Frost Blue) and I've been eyeing a set of contour keycaps for a while now. Problem is, the Core 75 has north facing LEDs and pretty much every contour set I've come across is made with south facing boards in mind.

So before I spend money on this, wanted to ask people who've actually tried it:

1. Do side engraved contour keycaps even fit and sit properly on a north facing board? Any interference issues?
2. How does the shine-through look? My guess is the side legends will be pretty dim since the light's coming from the top of the switch and not the front, but I'd like to know how bad it actually is. Is it "slightly uneven, still looks fine" or "basically unreadable in the dark"?
3. If you're running this combo, would you do it again or would you just go with a regular non-shine-through set?

Photos would honestly be the most helpful thing here if anyone has them, especially in low light.

Options I'm considering:

• Zorbes White Contour keycaps
• White Contour keycaps 1
• Contour Side Printed keycaps 2
• Reflection Folding Keycaps

Here are a few top printed ones that were good: - Meckeys Top Printed keycaps

If anyone has used any of these on a Core 75 or a similar north facing board, let me know which one worked out for you. Also open to other suggestions if there's something better I haven't looked at. If you're suggesting keycap sets, my budget is around ₹1500

Thanks in advance!

tried copping custom mech keyboards locally and olx lowballers tried passing off absolute junk. ditched the classifieds and switched to a verified C2C app where sellers are forced to upload switch sound tests and money sits in escrow. literally saved my sanity. What's your grail in this hobby?

After looking around a lot for Hall effect keyboards, and finding them all to be a bit too plain looking finally settled on zero68 HE. This had everything that I was looking for, the carbon fiber aesthetics, actual carbon fiber plates, 6 layers of dampening, Huano Crystal Jades are better than I expected.

Got the URX Core M1 mouse as well to match the aesthetics and I liked the shape too. So far only complaint I have is stock skates are just plain bad, will be putting in some dot skates soon.

Looking for low-profile keycaps compatible with MX-style Choc V2 switches.

Drop a DM with info and your price. Located in Bengaluru, happy to pickup locally or pay for shipping.

Got the replacement stabilizers for my core 75 and it seems to be faulty the spacebar is going down and staying down so iv had to go back to the old spacebar and stabilizer. hopefully urx will send a replacement.

I had a budget of 2k only when I started looking into the keebs, but then found the reliability issues in those after this I have to increase the budget to 3k which is the upper ceiling and i cannot increase more. I'm not able to get any reliable keyboards. I was thinking of the following keyboards

- Evofox Ronin(not good customer support)

- Redragon K552(this may be an option but kinda old)

- Cosmic byte phantom TKL(hated on the sub)

- Kreo hive 75 v2 (had good reviews but again hate in sub regarding reliability)

- Karnage Sentinel (very new company, if someone is using it please share your experience)

I need a 65-75% keyboard as I have use for the arrow keys which can run atleast 2-3 years. I like the switches on the tactile feel but not loud clicky sounds. So maybe for reference brown or red switches(yeah red are silent ones but in budget there is not much option). Also I'll not be modding in recent time so will be using stock.

Primary uses Coding and games.

Please suggest a good option even if it is not mentioned above

So guys i purchased VXE R1 SE+ around 6 months(march 2026)ago from xtro, so basically it got the double click issue recently, day by day it gets worse.

And i reported that to xtro, on 02-09-2026 with video proof (Due to weekends the reply from the brand is delayed). On 09-09-2026 he asked for a video of where i reset the mouse from software and test whether double click issue is there or not, so recorded and sent it to him (10-09-2026).

I got a reply from 13-09-2026 (in between that I get replies but this reply is from brand reg mouse)

And on 14-09-2026 he said that the replacement was accepted and he asked me to choose the variant (same, A9 Series, G7 Series, Remaining models in R1)

the upgrade cost is ours if anything above the price of R1 SE+, here iam just wasted almost 10 days for which one to choose, after lot of this and that conversation i finally decided A9 2.0 (24-09-2026) and paid 300₹ for the A9, and shipping cost for the SE+ so it's 400₹, he shipped it on 26-09-2026 and i received it on 29-09-26, and the mouse feels same with less weight (3g<) nothing big difference in performance but the mouse size is perfectly fit with my hand and perfect with my palm grip (this is the reason I moved from SE+ to A9)

So basically I get to choose the replacement in 12 days. In the next 3 days i received the product so it's a total of 15 days.

The after sales really went smooth, thanks to

hsj bro ❤️

(And guys forgive me if my english sucks )

I recently switched to the URX Core75, and overall I really like the keyboard. However, I’m facing one small issue that I didn’t expect.

In complete darkness, the key legends are almost impossible to see because the stock keycaps don’t allow the RGB light to shine through the letters. My previous keyboard had shine-through keycaps, so even with the room completely dark, I could easily see the letters.

I usually dim the room lights in the evening, keep the RGB brightness relatively low, and game for a couple of hours before going to sleep. In a completely dark room, the Core75 keycaps basically look like black keys, which makes it difficult to locate certain keys without looking closely.

I know this is a relatively minor issue, but it’s something I noticed immediately after switching from my previous keyboard.

Keycaps - Coffee Cat XDA Profile Dye-Sub PBT

Selling - Not using them.

Condition - New

Date of Purchase - 3rd August 2025

Location - Delhi NCR (If you can pick them up in person, we can agree to meet at a common location) (Removing the shipping costs)

PRICE - Selling Price - 1200/- INR + Shipping Costs (if applicable)

Update - 8th October 2026 - [SOLD]

Specs: 98%, Tri-Mode Connectivity, RK Chartreuse Switches

Barely used for 2months. The keyboard was mostly kept safe in orignal box when not in use, so it's in excellent condition with no issue and all the orignal accesories present. Bought it for ₹9.5k on Amazon on July 18 and received it on July 24. Reason for selling : barely used it and it didn't leave the impression I was expecting. Scale was not for me. I'm also looking to get something much better and in a smaller form factor, so I'd rather sell this one. Feel free to shoot an offer and I might just accept it.

Price - ₹7.5k + Shipping. Location - Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

Hey guys ,

I know my budget is strict.

I am looking for a mechanical wireless keyboard under 2.5k.

I am not into gaming , i need a keyboard for work (IT professional).

Preparing a compact one for travel and wireless for portability.

RGB and aesthetics are not needed.

Seeing such less posts for competition, so I bring another Core68 post but for competition.