Cswur 104-Key Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Outemu Brown Switches Aluminum Frame Rainbow Backlight
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A compact 75% wireless gaming keyboard with gasket structure, hot-swappable tactile beige switches, aluminium keycaps, RGB backlighting and a detachable CNC volume knob
The RK X87 uses a 75 percent layout that keeps the function row and navigation cluster while shrinking the overall footprint by about 20 percent compared with a full-size board. A gasket-mounted structure adds a cushioned typing feel that reduces finger fatigue during long sessions. The aluminium keycaps and blue chassis give it a distinctive look for gamers and typists who want a smaller desk presence without losing essential keys.
The gasket structure isolates the plate from the case, producing a softer bottom-out sound and a consistent tactile bump from the Beige switches. Because the keyboard runs on a built-in battery in wireless modes, there is no constant cable drag or coil whine from a separate power brick. The tactile switches provide audible feedback without the loud click of a clicky design, keeping noise moderate in shared spaces.
Hot-swappable sockets accept both three-pin and five-pin mechanical switches, letting users change the typing feel without soldering. The detachable CNC aluminium volume knob can be moved to any key position for custom control. A touchable X-Plate activates a web-based driver that enables key remapping, macro creation and RGB lighting configuration through a browser when the board is connected in wired or 2.4 GHz mode.
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Keyboard Interface | Bluetooth |
| Design Style | Gaming |
| Palm Rest | Contemporary |
| Function Keys | 7 |
| Mechanical Keyboard | 1 x X87 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard / Tactile Beige Switch |
| Key Switch | Tactile |
| Key Switch Type | Tactile |
| Keycaps | Aluminum |
| Keyboard Color | Blue |
| Backlit | RGB |
| Dimensions | 2.4 in x 3.96 in x 1.3 in |
| Type | 2.4 GHz / Bluetooth |
| Mouse Included | Contemporary |
| Mouse Interface | 2.4Ghz Wireless |
| Mouse DPI | Wireless Gaming Keyboard, TKL Mechanical Keyboard |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Tracking Method | Programmable Keys |
| Buttons | 7 |
| Scrolling Capability | Volume Roller |
| Mouse Color | Blue |
| Power Source | Battery Powered, Bluetooth |
| Operating Time | Battery Powered, true |
| Distance | 13.62 L x 5.39 W x 1.64 H inches |
| System Requirement | 2.4Ghz Wireless |
| Features | rgb, Ambidextrous, Bluetooth |
Connect via USB-C for wired mode, flip the bottom switch to G and hold Fn+P for 2.4 GHz pairing, or switch to B and hold Fn+Q/W/E for Bluetooth; the step people miss is holding the key combination long enough to enter pairing mode.
The hot-swappable sockets let you pull out any 3- or 5-pin switch without soldering, so you can replace a worn switch or re-lube the tactile beige stems; keycaps lift off with a standard puller for cleaning.
The 75% layout omits a dedicated numpad and reduces the function row to seven keys, so extended macros or spreadsheet work hit the missing-key limit before battery or thermal limits become an issue.
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