GravaStar Releases Sci-Fi Inspired Gaming Keyboards For The Holidays

GravaStar has unveiled a new holiday hardware range designed to appeal to gamers and PC enthusiasts. The tech company’s latest peripherals continue its focus on industrial design fused with gaming performance, offering a blend of functionality and style.

Mercury V75 Series Headlines 2025 Lineup

At the centre of GravaStar’s offering are the Mercury V75 Pro, V75 HE and V75 Lite which each equipped with magnetic Hall Effect switches for enhanced responsiveness and customisable actuation.

The flagship V75 Pro model is being pitched at competitive gamers and streamers. Its feature set includes Gateron Jade Gaming Hall Effect switches, 0.005mm real-time precision, an 8,000Hz polling rate and 0.125ms latency. The full aluminium frame adds durability, while per-key RGB backlighting and web-based macro software support customisation.

GravaStar’s limited Neon Graffiti edition of the V75 Pro is hand-painted, individually numbered, and aimed at collectors. The design leans heavily into the company’s cyberpunk aesthetic, with graffiti-inspired artwork across the frame.

Retailers include CleverHouse, Goat Club and Centre Com, with the V75 Pro listed at $430.

V75 HE Offers Competitive Control

Positioned as a mid-tier option at $330, the V75 HE shares the same 8,000Hz polling rate and 0.125ms latency as the Pro, but incorporates GravaStar x Gateron Magnetic Jade Pro switches. It features adjustable actuation (0.1mm to 3.5mm) and Hall Effect hot-swap support.

A semi-aluminium construction, five-layer acoustic dampening and dual-zone RGB lighting round out the build, which targets serious players who want rapid inputs and tactile customisation.

V75 Lite Delivers Transparent Style

The entry-level model in the V75 series is the V75 Lite, priced at $200. It’s built around GravaStar Blackcore magnetic switches and a transparent chassis, bringing a futuristic look to the desk.

It retains features like Dynamic Rapid Trigger and Snap Click, while supporting TTC and Gateron switch swaps. Its focus on lightness and visual appeal is matched with a five-layer acoustic foam stack for tuned acoustics.

Classic GravaStar Models Still In Demand

GravaStar is also promoting its previously launched bestsellers this season.

The Mercury K1 Pro mechanical keyboard, priced at $350, features GravaStar x Kailh linear switches with a 45gf actuation force and a gasket-mounted FR4 plate for balanced feel. Tri-mode connectivity covers wired, Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless use, supported by an 8,000mAh battery. It also includes RGB lighting and a programmable knob.

Meanwhile, the Mercury M2 wireless mouse is being marketed to players who want speed and flexibility. It uses the PAW3395 sensor and supports up to 26,000 DPI, with a 1,000Hz polling rate and 650 IPS tracking. GravaStar claims up to 82 hours of battery life. The mouse retails for $140.

Another option, the Mercury X Pro mouse, offers similar specs but with different styling aimed at gamers who want standout aesthetics with low-lag performance.

Cyberpunk Appeal Meets Practical Gifting

GravaStar’s keyboards and mice are available via multiple Aussie retailers, including major chains and boutique stores. The brand’s emphasis on custom switches, magnetic actuation, and RGB personalisation will appeal to both hardcore gamers and those setting up their first serious battle station.

GravaStar’s full holiday lineup is available now.

Last Updated on December 17, 2025 by Nick Ross