1000, 4000 or 8000 Hz
Set the polling rate yourself in the Launcher, depending on whether you are gaming or typing.
Keychron
TKL wired keyboard, ISO layouts
A tenkeyless board on a gasket mount, with shine-through keycaps and a polling rate you can set between 1000 and 8000 Hz.
Set the polling rate yourself in the Launcher, depending on whether you are gaming or typing.
The plate is held between gaskets rather than screwed to the case, which softens the bottom-out.
Cherry-profile shine-through PBT with north-facing LEDs, plus a light strip along the side.
Change any switch without a soldering iron.
The board can report at 1000, 4000 or 8000 Hz, and you set which in the Launcher. Eight thousand is for the games where a split second decides it; a thousand is plenty for everything else and asks less of the machine at the other end.
The plate sits between gaskets instead of being bolted to the case, so the whole assembly gives very slightly under each press. That is what takes the hard edge off the bottom-out and the sound with it.
Cherry-profile double-shot PBT keycaps with shine-through legends, lit by north-facing LEDs so the characters glow rather than the gap behind them. A separate light strip runs along the side of the case.
A lower, more sculpted profile than OSA, in double-shot PBT so the legends are moulded in rather than printed on and the surface stays matte with use.
A detachable USB-C cable with a Type-A adapter in the box, so the board packs flat and a damaged cable is a cable, not a keyboard.
The keyboard, a detachable USB-C cable with a Type-A adapter, the extra keycaps for the other operating system, a combined keycap and switch puller, and the quick start guide.
Sold as an ISO layout collection. The UK version is shown here — ask us which layouts are in stock.
Figures published by the manufacturer.
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