Shortcut Studio Bridge75 Mechanical Keyboard

An 8000Hz polling rate means the keyboard reports its status to your computer 8,000 times per second, significantly reducing input latency compared to standard 1000Hz keyboards. While the difference is subtle, it provides a faster, more responsive connection that competitive gamers often prefer for split-second reactions.

No, this keyboard uses a specialized Hall Effect PCB designed specifically for magnetic switches. You can only swap these with other compatible magnetic switches, not standard mechanical switches like Cherry MX or Gateron.

The gasket mount suspends the keyboard plate using soft gaskets rather than screwing it directly into the case. This creates a slightly flexible, cushioned typing experience that feels less stiff and produces a more consistent, pleasant sound profile compared to traditional tray-mount keyboards.

Yes, the keyboard uses VIA software, which is web-based and cross-platform. You can customize your key mappings and actuation points on Windows, Mac, or Linux without needing to install proprietary drivers.

Adjustable actuation allows you to decide exactly how far down you need to press a key before it registers. You can set a shallow actuation for lightning-fast gaming inputs or a deeper press for more deliberate, error-free typing.

No, the Bridge75 HE does not feature any RGB or LED backlighting. It is designed with a focus on build quality, acoustics, and performance rather than aesthetics.