ATK has released the YOGO 75 and YOGO 75 Pro, a pair of low-profile mechanical keyboards built around two new Kailh low-profile switches, from about $89 in China.
Quick specs:
- YOGO 75 and YOGO 75 Pro, gasket mount with multi-layer foam filling
- Kailh low-profile switches, Liu Yun at 40gf with 1.2mm actuation and Pink Island Mini at 35gf with 1.3mm actuation, both 2.8mm total travel
- Tri-mode connectivity: Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless and wired USB
- 5000mAh internal battery
- Pro only: pixel dot matrix screen, dedicated media keys and a volume knob
- 599.25 CNY (about $89) and 699.55 CNY (about $104), China retail
Where the numbers get soft:
The two prices are the CNY list converted at one rate, 599.25 and 699.55 CNY, so the dollar figures are a conversion rather than a global MSRP, and no international pricing or availability has been announced. The only on-sale date in the copy is 20 September 2024, which lands a year and a half before the piece was published on 14 September 2026. Either the year is wrong or the copy is recycled, so treat “out now in China” as unconfirmed until ATK’s own storefront says so. The switch names, Liu Yun and Pink Island Mini, come from this coverage alone and are worth checking against Kailh’s own catalogue before buying on the name.
What the extra $15 buys:
- Base YOGO 75, about $89: gasket mount, tri-mode radio and the 5000mAh cell, no display
- YOGO 75 Pro, about $104: the same board plus a pixel dot matrix screen, dedicated media keys and a volume knob
- Against what it replaces: full-height MX-style switches usually travel around 4mm, these stop at 2.8mm, and 1.2mm and 1.3mm actuation is shallow even for low-profile
The cheaper model is the interesting one. Most low-profile boards spend their budget on the chassis, and ATK has instead put two new switch weights on a board that undercuts the category, with the screen and knob sold as an upgrade rather than as the reason to buy.
Two switches, one firm and one light, on the same board: would you take the 40gf Liu Yun for the feel, or the 35gf Pink Island Mini for the speed?