Wireless Keyboards
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FAQ
What are the main advantages of a wireless keyboard?
The primary benefits are a clean, cable-free desk setup and the freedom to use your keyboard in any position. This enhances both aesthetics and comfort, whether you're gaming or working.
Will a wireless keyboard have lag? Is it good for gaming?
No, not with modern technology. Our keyboards use a gaming-grade 2.4GHz wireless connection that provides an ultra-low latency (1ms) response time. For gaming, its performance is indistinguishable from a wired keyboard.
What's the difference between 2.4GHz and Bluetooth wireless?
- 2.4GHz is for high-performance use. It uses a dedicated USB dongle to provide a fast, stable, low-latency connection, which is ideal for competitive gaming.
- Bluetooth is for convenience and versatility. It connects directly to devices without a dongle and is perfect for laptops, tablets, and casual use.
What is "Tri-Mode Connection"?
Tri-Mode means the keyboard can connect in three different ways: via 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and a detachable USB-C cable. This gives you maximum flexibility to connect to virtually any device.
How long does the battery last?
Battery life varies depending on the model, usage, and especially RGB lighting settings. Generally, you can expect many hours of continuous use. For specific details, please check the product page of the keyboard you're interested in.
What happens if the battery dies during use?
You'll never be stuck. All our wireless keyboards can be used with the included USB-C cable while charging. Just plug it in and continue right where you left off.
How do I switch between connected devices (e.g., PC and tablet)?
Most of our keyboards feature a simple key combination (like Fn + a number key) to instantly switch between paired Bluetooth devices or between 2.4GHz and Bluetooth modes.
Are wireless keyboards as reliable as wired ones?
Absolutely. With today's technology, a high-quality wireless keyboard offers the same durability and reliable performance as its wired counterpart, with the added benefit of freedom from cables.