Many friends who have little to do with the mechanical keyboard market may not be familiar with the brand Keychron before, but when you see its appearance, you may find it very familiar, because it is an OEM for a famous domestic e-commerce brand, and has been Word of mouth is very good.

In fact, friends who know this brand know that Kechuang was a very popular brand abroad before. It is understood that it was selected as the top three most popular keyboards in the New York Times in 2022, and the domestic market only started to promote it this year. .

And today we are going to evaluate a new product from Keychron - K8 pro. Let's take a look at what is so special about this keyboard.

The gray is matched with blue keycaps on the main keyboard area, and the black functional area is dotted with red carriage return and ESC. Basically, when you see this color match, you don't need to look at the label, you can tell it is a keychron product at a glance. This classic color scheme does not stand out at first glance, but the more you look at it, the more harmonious it is with the table. It is very attractive and versatile.

This K8pro has two frame materials, which are plastic and metal. The one in my hand is the metal version.

I want to say one more thing here. Recently, many keyboards have started to have metal frames or metal weights on the keyboard. This is not only to improve the texture and appearance of the keyboard, but also because the metal can better absorb the keyboard. The resonance of the plastic makes the vibration of the keyboard the lowest, and the feel and sound are purer.

Another common feature of keychron's keyboards is that the side facing the user is often higher, which may cause greater pressure on the wrist. The solution is relatively simple, one is to add a hand rest; the other is to expand the quality Foot support, so that the keyboard presents a more suitable angle for input. K8pro provides a two-stage foot support, users can choose the appropriate inclination angle according to their needs.

Side C port, independent power switch, wired and Bluetooth switching module. The size of the slider is relatively large, and there are dotted anti-skid lines on it, which makes it easier to move.

K8pro is actually a suspension design, but because the frame is relatively high, it will not miss the axis when looking at it head-on. At this time, the positioning plate that also serves as the upper cover looks very thick.

K8pro is a versatile keyboard, whether it is a dark or light-colored desktop, it can be well integrated without any sense of disobedience, which is why Kechuang has always insisted on using this color matching style.

The keycaps are made of ABS material. Let me tell you a little knowledge, in fact, most of the domestic keyboards use PBT keycaps, while the keyboards in other countries generally use ABS, although ABS is not as durable as PBT, and it is easy to oil up after a long time of use. But the feel is better than PBT, and now there are many types of keycaps from the three parties and the prices are cheap, so there is no need to worry about this problem.

Structurally, it will be a little troublesome to disassemble it. The frame composed of four pieces of metal needs to be removed first, and they are connected by four hexagon socket screws. Don't worry about disassembly, a special screw wrench tool is included with the bottom of the keyboard package.

Secondly, there are multiple versions of this keyboard. In addition to the difference between the plastic frame and the metal frame, there are also RGB backlit versions and white backlit versions. You can choose according to your budget and needs.

The three indicator lights are located above the arrow keys, the design is good, the lights are large and not dazzling.

A small bright spot of this keyboard is the use of PCB satellite shafts instead of the positioning board satellite shafts used in our common keyboards. That is, the satellite shaft is fixed on the positioning plate with screws. The disadvantage is that it is not easy to disassemble and replace, but the advantage is that the vibration is smaller, more stable, less prone to noise, and the upper limit is obviously higher than that of the positioning version of the satellite axis.

Of course, the hot-swappable design is not missing. At the same time, the sandwich silicone between the steel plate and the PCB, and the bottom filler are not missing. Coupled with the combined force of the metal frame, the sound of this keyboard is relatively good in mass production.

The Jiadalong G red pro shaft body is used, which is characterized by high cost performance. The stability of the shaft center of this version is also good, and the smoothness is not to mention. The G series shaft body of Jiadalong has been used for a long time. It is considered to be the most cost-effective series among mass-produced shafts.

But because of the factory lubrication, some batches, especially the G yellow pro, have oil leakage, but you can see the picture above, there is no oil stain on the clean PCB, it is said that there is no leakage on the shaft body of this batch oil problem.

Two-color row keycaps, chrysanthemums and spouts are relatively regular, and the feel is soft and delicate as mentioned above.

The whole keyboard feels good, and the pressure of the Jiadalong G red switch is moderate, which is suitable for both office work and games. The large keys are clean and without noise, which can be said to be mass-produced T0 level. There is also a very nice mahjong sound when typing.

In addition, keychron almost holographically supports VIA software, which can be used directly on the web page without installation, and the keys and backlight can be easily modified.

Keycheron’s K8pro can be said to be a keyboard with a very high degree of completion. It has been completely upgraded from the K8 version. Both the workmanship and the feel are online. Although the appearance is not amazing, it is versatile and attractive.

The PCB satellite switch, the ABS keycap with excellent hand feeling, and the metal/plastic frame are all its special features.

The sound is nice, the large keys are stable, and it is a keyboard that can be used immediately without any fuss. It is a pity that there is no 2.4G mode, but the stability of its Bluetooth connection is good, and no delay is felt.

The author declares that there is interest in this article, please respect the author and the content shared, communicate friendly, and make rational decisions~

My baby is in the first grade. In order not to affect his homework and rest, I replaced the original green-axis mechanical keyboard with a Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode gasket mechanical keyboard with a multi-layer noise-cancelling structure, which supports hot-swappable axis seats. You can DIY at any time. Its biggest feature is that the sound is quieter. It uses the Jiadalong G Silver Pro2.0 linear shaft body. The first experience is really good, and the sound is OK when triggered with a light touch, even for a long time. Code words will not feel tiring. If you want to play with mechanical keyboards, but don’t like the “click” too loudly, you can try this new product of Heijue, which will definitely bring your fever down!

In terms of packaging, Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard adopts a set gift box design. This time, it even comes with a 30㎜×70㎜ super-large mouse pad and a transparent dust cover. The texture is full, and it is good for personal use as a gift.

Family portrait: In addition to the mouse pad and dust cover, the gift box also contains 1 Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard, 1 data cable, 3 MAC supplementary keycaps, 1 dual-purpose key puller, and an instruction manual .

The first time I saw this keyboard, I was instantly attracted by the multimedia aluminum alloy volume knob in the upper right corner. I prefer red, so I chose the "Rock Rhapsody" color scheme.

The color design of the theme of "Rock Rhapsody" is too passionate. When the cold black meets the lost gray and hot red, together with the trembling strings and shaking hands, it creates a rock-style appearance and shape. Simple and versatile no matter where it is placed.
Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard adopts 75% layout, 81-key design, size: 327.5㎜×136.5㎜×40.38㎜, and weighs about 812g.

This is the standard braided data cable for the Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard. It is about 1.8M long, which is enough for charging and connection in various scenarios. In addition, it can be seen from the name that this keyboard supports Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4G wireless and Type-C wired three-mode connection, and is compatible with Windows, MAC/IOS and Android operating systems. How to use it and what device to connect to is up to you The final say.

Let’s take a look at the front of this keyboard first. Which of the two colors of “Rock Rhapsody” and “Cosmic Adventure” do you prefer?
I think the 81-key design is just right, and it looks bigger and more refined when placed on the desktop. More button functions can be expanded through custom macro design and FN combination keys.

Be sure to take a close-up of this "Little Red Riding Hood" knob for everyone to see. It is made of aluminum alloy, and it is blessed with CD pattern and anti-slip pattern, which makes it both beautiful and easy to use. This knob switch is used to adjust the volume by default, press down to mute, and turn left to right to increase or decrease the volume.

Button details, the keycaps are MDA-height sublimation keycaps, the designers have incorporated rock elements into it, the enter confirmation key, direction key, space bar and return key have all been redrawn to make the overall look more rock style. The lettering is clear and there are no burrs, and the workmanship and feel are very good. Made of PBT, there is no need to worry about oiling or fading after a long time of use.

In terms of the switch body, the Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard is equipped with Jiadalong’s new generation of G Silver Pro 2.0 switch body. The biggest change in appearance is the upgrade of the raised light-gathering components, as well as the upgrade of the anti-oxidation alloy contact. Point and improve the material of the upper cover to further improve the transparency of the backlight and reduce the noise of the rebound. It comes with lubrication at the factory, and the more you use it, the more you like it.

After talking about the switch body, of course I have to talk about the structure of the AK816 Pro. We know that the most important factors affecting the feel of the keyboard are the keycaps and the switch body, which have different structures. The Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard uses The hull structure keyboard is a more costly gasket structure, and the screwless structure that supports the positioning plate with silicone pads on the upper and lower covers is softer and more comfortable to the touch.
With the built-in poron sandwich cotton, the pad under the shaft and the bottom cotton, most of the cavity sound inside the keyboard is eliminated. With the above-mentioned G silver pro2.0 linear shaft, the sound is quieter and a little nicer.

The mode/system switching key is designed on the back of the keyboard, and it can be adjusted by flipping the keyboard when needed. It can be seen that there are multiple rubber anti-skid pads on the back of the keyboard, with an adjustable support angle design, which can ensure the stability of the keyboard during use.
The storage compartment for the 2.4G receiver is designed on the side of the top, below the charging port, which is practical but does not affect the appearance.

I have to say that the driver interface of Heijue is very tasteful, simple but not simple, the left side is the function switching area, and the right side is the function interaction area, which is intuitive and easy to use. There is no need to download the driver to use the keyboard normally, and it is very convenient to plug and play. If you want to change the default key settings, or customize lighting and macro schemes, you need to download the exclusive driver from Heijue official website. After installation, you can change the default settings, edit lighting/macro schemes and upgrade the keyboard system.

In the "Main Settings", we can set each button individually, including key combination, macro editing, basic functions and mouse functions, or use different configuration layers to adapt to the individual usage habits of each device, up to support Four configuration layers to toggle. For example, I assigned a task to open the calculator for the "Alt" key on the right. When you need to use the calculator, you can open it with one key, which is super convenient.

Do you all like lighting effects? The Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard has 1680 colors of RGB lighting, which is adjustable with a single key. We can use the combination keys to switch between 18 preset lighting effects, and we can also achieve more adjustable lighting effects through the driver. Playability.

The Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard supports macro editing for all keys, which means that each key can complete a specific task independently. If you don’t want to set the macro command yourself, you can also use the program sharing to set it up. Like the macro editing feature? Through custom configuration, make your keyboard exclusive and have a stronger sense of manipulation.

I use it on the computer desk in the living room most of the time. Let’s take a few photos to show you the overall effect. Does it appear that the desktop space is larger. One is the standby state, and the other is the effect after the light is turned on.

Here are two more lighting effects after turning off the lights, they look pretty good. It is worth mentioning that the RGB lighting effect of the Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard supports music rhythm, which means that you can DIY the atmosphere effect you want, and shooting videos can enhance the atmosphere, which is pretty good.

Finally, here are two pictures of my daughter-in-law at work to show you how it works in my home. My computer desktop is 1.2 meters. After replacing it with the Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard, does it appear that the desktop space is larger? Having said so much, in fact, the main purpose of my buying this keyboard is to reduce noise, so as not to affect my baby's study and rest. After the experience, it did meet expectations.

In terms of battery life, the Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard has a built-in 3000mAh battery. According to the official statement, it can provide about 10 hours of battery life when the light effect is fully turned on in wireless mode. I usually use the computer for 2 to 3 hours at night. The actual measurement is based on my usage frequency for a week. Down is no problem at all, excellent performance.

Through experience, the soft and comfortable feel is what I am most satisfied with. I am used to the green switch, and suddenly switched to Jiadalong G Silver Pro2.0 linear switch body with the gasket structure used for the first time. The difference is quite big.

The appearance of Heijue AK816 Pro three-mode mechanical keyboard is worth mentioning. The three-mode mechanical keyboard can be connected to almost all the devices in your home. rest. If you also need a mechanical keyboard with a quiet sound, you can try this new product of Heijue. It has both appearance and strength, and I believe you will not be disappointed.

I have also been in contact with several mechanical keyboards before and after, and I am very familiar with the traditional switches. In the end, I stayed on the red switches as the main configuration for daily use and games, thinking that I would never have passion for keyboards again.

It wasn't until I came into contact with this GK75 of the little nerd that I realized that the ultimate feel I was pursuing could only be realized on an optical axis keyboard.

This concept is proposed relative to the mechanical axis. The so-called optical axis refers to triggering the firing signal through the optical structure, rather than through the mechanical action of the traditional metal contact.

This concept is also very interesting, because it is nothing new to trigger electrical signals through photoelectric sensors, and just when we thought that there would be nothing new in the keyboard industry, the optical axis was invented by Chinese entrepreneurs.

As far as photoelectric conversion is concerned, it has existed in the "old neighbor" mouse of our keyboard for many years. The "mechanical mouse" that has been cast aside by everyone until it has completely disappeared, the signal reading device inside is actually a photoelectric structure, which is the position at 5 in the picture below. On both sides of the small wheel with holes, there are "small light bulbs" that emit infrared light and "small photoresistors" that receive infrared light. As the scroll wheel rotates, the photoresistor can receive the flashes of infrared light, which converts these lights into pulses, and can record how much the wheel has turned, so as to further deduce how much the mouse has moved.

Later, the mouse improved, and with the "photoelectric mouse", the photoelectric structure in the original mechanical mouse was replaced by a small camera. This magical structure is only reserved for the mouse wheel.

Let’s look at our optical axis again. It’s actually the same principle, but it’s only used in products, and it’s very thoughtful to separate the “light” and the “axis” so that they each perform their duties and do their best, forming a In particular, there is a very easy-to-use optical axis "mechanical keyboard".

Ah, it's so awkward, I will call it an optical axis keyboard from now on.

After talking for a long time, what does the optical axis look like? Here is a picture, this is a key switch of the GK75 that I pulled out. It belongs to the bumblebee switch of its optical switch series. It is characterized by fast and soft. Take off this key switch, you will find, It's completely bottomless with no contacts and pins at all!

It’s right if you don’t have it, because the things that can generate electrical signals are left on the motherboard of our keyboard, right here.

This motherboard is printed clearly, the welding quality of the RGB light source is high, and there is no flaw in the process, but what is special is that there is a small component on the left and right sides of the key shaft hole. One is called IR, and the other is called PT, which emit infrared light and receive infrared light respectively. The PT that receives infrared light is the place where the keystroke signal is finally generated, and the IR on the left is a "light bulb".

For this board, if you unplug the shaft and turn on the power, even if you directly poke the hole with your finger, you can trigger keystrokes, so you can rest assured when using this keyboard, even if you knock the keys into powder, the keyboard will still work. Works - well, that's an exaggeration, please don't try it.

Let’s go back and look at the shaft again, it’s “unremarkable”, the whole complex structure is just to bring users an excellent firing experience, almost all the structures are for the feel, only in the middle of the tail (the far right of the picture), there is a bumblebee The needle-like structure is used to trigger the photoelectric signal.

Therefore, the stable optical signal ensures the quality of the keystroke command, while the delicate shaft structure ensures the perfect keystroke feel.

The author is currently using this keyboard to code words. When I got here, I couldn't help but say more nonsense and typed a few more words.

Personally, because I am really afraid of trouble, I have not been very interested in the concept of customized keyboards. I have paid more attention to how to choose a finished keyboard that suits my usage habits. I like the soft and sensitive keystroke style. Not only is continuous recording easy and labor-saving, but it also makes me feel more like a professional player who doesn’t talk harshly during the competition.

The Bumblebee Optical Shaft product from Grumpy seems to be a very faithful realization of this dream of mine.

It has a pressing weight much lower than that of common products, and a unique action stroke of about 1.2mm, which makes this keyboard very light and agile (the third row in the picture below).

If you type with it, you will get a feeling that your fingers seem to be floating on the keyboard, and each key can be stably triggered by pressing 1/3 of the keystroke, which is very fast.

When we introduced the optical axis just now, there is another advantage that we did not mention, that is, the optical axis keyboard does not need to execute "Key debounce" This procedure - when the metal contact is physically excited, the reed will vibrate redundantly due to the firing principle, which will cause "burrs" in the generated electrical signal and reduce the recognizability of the signal (so many pulses How much does it mean?) If you want to accurately identify this signal, the easiest way is to wait for the signal to stabilize before confirming. This kind of delay debounce will bring additional delay to the button.

The hysteresis caused by this debounce algorithm is generally between 20-30 milliseconds, which is beyond human perception, but within the gap in game performance.

But the optical signal will not, it has a definite excitation threshold, as long as the light intensity is lower than this threshold, it can definitely generate an electrical signal to go out, and there will be no "glitch" in the process of cutting off the optical signal, so the generated electrical signal The signal does not need any "anti-jitter" algorithm, so it is called fast for this reason.

Short action stroke - fast, no debounce algorithm - faster ~

And finally reflected in the game, it is such a feeling:

As long as the keyboard is pressed lightly, the trigger requirements are met, and the game character immediately responds.

This smooth operation texture is the first time I have experienced it so far.

Customization of the keyboard is an interesting concept, it appeals to me, but my wallet won't allow me to act (ah, I'm not really afraid of trouble, just accidentally speaking the truth).

The GK75 of Xiaodu Chong is a product with a 75% key layout. It has all the features that a mechanical keyboard should have—such as full keys without punching, PBT keycaps, etc.—it has them all.

In addition, it also patented a 0.2mm under-axis pad, which brings a very special sense of stability when hitting.

Each button triggers smoothly and feels very "calm".

For the few "bigger" buttons, the small bug has spent a lot of money to match the Jiadalong satellite switch to ensure that the feel is even and stable.

Moreover, the sound of the keyboard is also very pleasant, restrained and rich in paragraphs, not the kind of cheap crispy and thin shell.

In the upper right corner of the keyboard, there is a three-mode knob (rotate left and right plus click), and below the knob, there is a row of three auxiliary buttons.

You can set their functions by yourself through the official driver software, such as setting to my favorite home, end and del.

Even the keycaps can be customized, and the official comes with a lot of functional keycaps - 75% of the keycaps saved in the layout are given away, and there are many extras. I only have a pity that ASWD did not send an extra copy ——There are home, end and del keys that match the number of rows, and they are replaced according to their functions.

And for the mac OS system, support is also provided.

This experience has fulfilled part of my dream of a customized keyboard. In other words, this Gk75 of the little nerd may be the kind of customized product I need.

As a mechanical keyboard, the experience brought by the optical axis structure is beyond, no matter in principle or in actual experience.

Even the theoretical lifespan far exceeds that of ordinary mechanical switches triggered by electricity.

And the design of the little nerd has also given the optical axis keyboard of GK75 a very memorable feel and experience.

In the end, I also want to say that besides the ultra-soft and ultra-light Hornet shaft I am using, there are many other shafts to choose from for this little nerd GK75.

There must be something you like, right!

Seeing this Acer 64-key mechanical keyboard, there is always an urge to have a mechanical keyboard of my own.

The reason why many people choose mechanical keyboards is because it feels good, but I believe that many male users also have the same troubles as me: the sound of mechanical keyboards is too loud, which is not conducive to the people around them. but! Acer's 64-key mechanical keyboard can easily solve this problem.

Mute

This Acer mechanical keyboard follows Acer's usual high-quality design. Its appearance has retro style design, long battery life and three-mode link. The typing feels very comfortable, and the silent version uses EVA sound-absorbing cotton, which is softer in comparison.

hot swap

If you often need to deal with some copywriting, there is a high demand for mechanical keyboards, but using a mechanical keyboard in a public place like an office will naturally be criticized by colleagues around you. This Acer product can not only solve this problem, but also has an entertainment attraction, which can be used by switching between mobile phones, tablets, and computers at any time. At the same time, the shape design is actually very delicate, and the twinkling lights make users feel more comfortable when using it.

exclusive driver

Overall, this Acer 64-key mechanical keyboard is a very suitable choice for men who need to use the keyboard frequently. It is simply a small, convenient, practical and stable product. Its design ideas are also very user-friendly. In order to meet the public's needs for the sound of the keyboard, a silent version has been developed. Many indicators are in the forefront in the market, and the price is also very moderate. This product enables users to work in a comfortable environment and make life better. ???

In recent years, low-profile mechanical keyboards have become all the rage, and lazy people have found remarkable comfort, in that design.

The key difference between traditional and low-profile mechanical keyboards lies in the height of the keys and the critical switches. Traditional mechanical keyboards have taller keys, while low-profile mechanical keyboards feature shorter key travel and thinner profiles. With many OEM low-profile mechanical keyboards available, it's important to understand your specific needs to select the most suitable option.

This article will give you the factors you need to check when selecting a low-profile mechanical keyboard to ensure you get one matching your typing style, preferences, and work habits.

Understanding Your Needs

The first thing you should do to get a low-profile mechanical keyboard is assess your needs in terms of individual preferences and typing habits.

Different users have different requirements, and something which may work for one person may not work for another. so, consider these questions:

● Do you type quickly or prefer a slower, more deliberate typing pace?

● Are ergonomics a top priority, especially if you type for extended periods?

● Do you need a portable keyboard for work on the go, or will it remain stationary on your desk?

Depending on these factors, you should be able to identify the functions that should be included in a low-profile mechanical keyboard.

Key Switch Types

Choosing a low-profile mechanical keyboard is not easy, as selecting one’s key switch type is one of the most significant choices you will have to make.

Although mechanical keyboards come with various features, the distinct feature is their switches. We can divide these into these groups:

1. Linear Switches: These switches provide a smooth keystroke with no tactile bump or audible click. They have been built for those who want everything fast and are thus used a lot for gaming. Users who love the feeling of typing may miss this feature as it may sometimes be lacking.

2. Tactile Switches: Users can feel whenever a button is pressed, and the actuator moves past a button with tactile feedback. This is especially useful as most typists still want their hands to feel some activity without the clickety-click of these switches. It’s as good as having both speed and accuracy, such that they are usable everywhere.

3. Clicky Switches: include tactile feedback and a click sound whenever a button is pressed. Some people love knitting mechanical keyboards to the extent that such keyboards become an addiction fraud because silly clicks can be overly straining in an almost noiseless place.

The best switch type depends on the typing style and the user’s environment. It’s common to find many low-profile mechanical keyboard manufacturers providing different keyboards with diverse switches since one or more have to work well for everyone.

Keyboard Layout and Design

Despite finding a quality low-profile mechanical keyboard, layout and design still need to be considered. The layout is concerned with the way keys are disposed of on the board, and there are several standard options:

● QWERTY: This is the most used and distributed type of keyboard layout that is most used by English speaking countries.

● ANSI: Quite common in the United States, this keyboard layout features a slightly smaller Enter key, facing horizontally.

● ISO: Common among most European countries, this keyboard features a larger Enter key and a slightly different placement of some keys.

Besides the layout, the keyboard's design also brings forth issues of comfort and usability. Most low-profile mechanical keyboards are designed with ergonomic considerations and hence have thin constructions to minimize the strain on the wrist.

For instance, keyboards with different tilt angles and removable wrist supports can be used during long hours of synthesis for such users regardless of the purpose of use.

OEM low-profile mechanical keyboards are designed to be portable without compromising on quality, making them an excellent choice for users who need to work on the go.

Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard Options

When you seek the best low-profile mechanical keyboard, you will find some bestsellers with different characteristics and complexities in the market. Some are shown in this table:

For users seeking custom solutions, companies like KEYCEO, a low-profile mechanical keyboards manufacturer, offer customizable mechanical keyboards tailored to specific needs.

Their Ultrathin Mechanical Keyboards are a prime example of combining portability and performance, designed with user comfort and convenience in mind. You can explore the range of options on their website.

Additional Features to Consider

Besides layout, design, and switch type, other aspects may help you make a final decision:

● Backlighting: RGB is an eye-catching feature that comes with keyboards and provides an original style and enables users to configure the keyboard to be conducive while working in the dark.

● Wireless Connectivity: Suppliers of low-profile mechanical keyboards are expected to offer wireless keyboard types. Users can thus be more flexible on how and where to work.

● Macro Keys: These are primarily programmable keys that can be customized to perform various functions. Such keys always come in handy for gamers or professionals who frequently make similar commands.

Keyboards like those offered by KEYCEO also include provisions for wireless connectivity enabling the users to operate more conveniently while in the run.

The keyboards prioritize durability so that the mechanical keys do not become unclickable even after several uses.

Conclusion

When purchasing a low-profile mechanical keyboard a user’s typing needs and style must be clear starting by key switch type through layout to the addition of other features.

For those who want a compact offer or a keyboard with some particular physical characteristic, there are some offerable solutions from leading manufacturers such as KEYCEO.

For those looking for a balance between portability, performance, and comfort, KEYCEO's Ultrathin Mechanical Keyboards offer a perfect solution. To explore more of their gaming mechanical keyboards and custom OEM options, visit KEYCO