HOT-SWAPPABLE DESIGN - Compatible with 3 or 5-pin switches, the keyboard’s socketed PCB allows an easy swap out of its pre-loaded switches for custom ones to achieve desired key feel
COMPACT 75% LAYOUT WITH ALUMNIUM CASE - Ideal for setups where desk space is a premium, the keyboard features a durable build and covers esential commands
OPTIMIZED TYPING EXPERIENCE - Enjoy light, balanced keystrokes that sound full and satisfying with a gasket-mounted FR4 plate, tape-enhanced PCB, lubricated stabilizers, and two layers of sound-dampening foam
2-SIDE UNDERGLOW WITH PER-KEY LIGHTING - Featuring per-key lighting and a striking 2-side RGB underglow, sync the keyboard with any battlestation and enjoy greater immersion for hundreds of integrated games
MULTI-FUNCTION ROLLER & MEDIA KEYS - Pause, play, skip, and tweak everything from brightness to volume - the ultimate convenience when enjoying entertainment
MAGNETIC PLUSH LEATHERETTE WRIST REST - With a soft, cushioned wrist rest that securely snaps to the keyboard - enjoy long-lasting comfort through the most intense gaming marathons
There are 3 types of cable connectors that are used for charging phones.
USB-C Charging Cables: This is the most commonly used charging cable, designed to work with all the latest Android phones, and a wide range of tablets, laptops, and more.
Lightning Charging Cables: The Lightning connector is used exclusively with Apple devices, though not all of them. Currently the iPhone still uses a Lightning connector, while the latest iPad models are now using USB-C. A Lightning cable is also required to charge AirPods.
Micro USB Charging Cables: The Micro USB cable is now virtually obsolete. In the past it was the main charging method for phones, small items like toys, and early wireless headphones.
What are the different types of phone chargers?
There are 3 types of cable connectors that are used for charging phones.
USB-C Charging Cables: This is the most commonly used charging cable, designed to work with all the latest Android phones, and a wide range of tablets, laptops, and more.
Lightning Charging Cables: The Lightning connector is used exclusively with Apple devices, though not all of them. Currently the iPhone still uses a Lightning connector, while the latest iPad models are now using USB-C. A Lightning cable is also required to charge AirPods.
Micro USB Charging Cables: The Micro USB cable is now virtually obsolete. In the past it was the main charging method for phones, small items like toys, and early wireless headphones.
