Piifox Walker75 Triple-Mode Gaming Mechanical Keyboard

Hi. I will be providing some answers. I am not affiliated with Piifox. I just speak Chinese. This is most likely not AI generated at all. Maybe the translation is. I'll be trying to answer some of the questions you have by looking at the Chinese listings and IC/In-stock posts that they have. There is a Web Driver available. https://app.qmk.top/ It's also available on their website linking to a Google Drive. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YlQXRQRoIZxaeosDxMct9Vi0l9aIM7qr/view Piifox is an "established" brand in China with a lot more credibility. There are multiple versions of the Walker75 available, the switch being advertised on DROP is the "Dark Warbler" switch, otherwise known as the Dark Owl switch which is listed here. Walker75 also comes with the "Dark Nightingale" switch, which is different from the Dark Owl. There is also a HE version, which uses Kaihua (Kailh) HE switches. The one being offered on DROP is the MX version. Please don't confuse it with the HE version. There are MULTIPLE different variants. The problem here is definitely a language barrier. The advertising for it makes complete sense in Chinese. Hi-Fi is a term used for "foam sandwiches" or what we know here as, "foamed up". They consider the Hi-Fi sound to be a combination of Case foam, Hotswap Socket foam, Plate foam, PE Sheet, and PET Sheet. So in your case of asking about the "four plate foams", it's really plate foam, a pet sheet, a pe sheet, and most likely plate foam pads. "Innovative Remote Control" is a poor translation of the joystick that is available near the screen. Tactile-experience is a mis-translation. I can fault them on this, its a language barrier thing. This can be more interpreted as a "responsive" typing experience from the gasket / foam structure. There is a silicon block that fills in the entire bottom case. There is also gasket mounting points and top mounting points on the PCB. The render doesn't show this, but if you watch a teardown video, you will see what I am talking about. This means the PC bottom is just there, most likely for just visual reasons and for the wireless antenna support. If you have any other questions, please let me know and I can do my best to answer. I just wanted to provide you some clarifications.

:: why does this state gasket mount... and no gasket mount shown at all in the exploded view? :: why are there 4 layers of plate foam? :: why is the foam making it a tactile experience? what exactly is happening here? :: "Gasket Structure with 7-Layer Shock Absorption" - what???? where? how? :: "Innovative Remote Control" - what exactly is being remote controlled?!?!?! :: says it has a "web based driver" but then tells you that you have to install a driver - why? (as well.... it now looks like their host has shut off the driver - it said the file was compromised and removed for our protection, and now it just says they havent paid their bill... so... not boding well) :: "Aluminum alloy top cover paired with a transparent PC bottom cover for a perfect blend of light and texture" - is there underglow? no images show that.... but... i honestly do not see ANY transparent polycarb in any photos... so... ?