Alienware releases AW920K/AW420K mechanical keyboard, three modes + joystick + knob

Dell Alien also brought two new keyboards, Alienware AW920K and Alienware AW420K, both of which are of great value.

One big and one small, the Alienware AW920K is a full-size key, and the AW420K cuts off the number keypad. Both of them have a unique design. The front looks like an alien host and a runway infinite loop backlight on the air outlet of the notebook. Both models have white and gray-black color schemes, and both have a gorgeous AlienFX RGB lighting effect system that supports backlight synchronization.

Let's take a look at the big AW920K first. It supports 2.4GHz, USB-C and Bluetooth 5.1 three-mode connection, which is also Alienware's first three-mode mechanical keyboard. Equipped with cherry red switches, it promises a lifespan of 100 million taps, and is equipped with PBT two-color injection molded backlit keycaps.

It is worth mentioning that there is a very special rocker and knob in the upper right corner, which can easily switch multimedia or volume, etc., and can be set in the control center. The design of the rocker is very special, which is another form after the roller, knob and button.

The built-in battery has a maximum battery life of 46 hours. There is no mention of whether it supports fast charging. The AW 620M mouse just introduced can be used for 10 hours after charging for 5 minutes.

The slightly smaller Alienware AW420K is also a three-mode mechanical keyboard. Except for the lack of a numeric keypad, joystick, and knob, the rest of the specifications are the same, so I won’t repeat it.

The Alienware W920K is scheduled to go on sale in mid-May this year, priced at about $290 (about 2,130 yuan); the AW420K without a numeric keypad is priced at $160 (about 1,170 yuan), but the specific time to market was not specified. It seems that the more expensive is in the joystick and knob control area~