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White compact three-key gaming keypad with built-in LCD screen and RGB lighting

Pulsar Lab XPAD Mini 3-Key Gaming Keyboard White

SKU CH-Y0G9-ZZR9J

A compact 3-key gaming keyboard with a built-in LCD display and Pulsar Gravity-S01 magnetic switches offering 0.01mm precision sensing

  • NamePulsar Lab XPAD
  • Palm RestXPAD
  • Keyboard ColorWhite
  • BacklitLCD Display
  • Mouse IncludedXPAD
  • Mouse DPIGaming
  • Ultra-responsive input with 100K scan rate detecting every keystroke 100,000 times per second
  • Precision control via 0.01mm magnetic switch sensing across full key travel for adjustable actuation
  • Instant settings access through built-in LCD display showing profiles, keymaps and macro status
  • 8 million RGB colors illuminate keys and translucent housing with customisable ambient glow effects
  • True 8K polling scans all keys up to 8,000 times per second for minimal latency

Ultra-Compact 3-Key Layout

The Pulsar Lab XPAD Mini is a white gaming keyboard reduced to three keys with an embedded LCD display and dual-zone RGB lighting. It uses Pulsar Gravity-S01 magnetic switches that sense position with 0.01mm precision across the full travel range, allowing fully adjustable actuation points. The board is powered over USB and works on Windows, Mac and laptops without extra drivers.

True 8K Polling and 100K Scan Rate

The controller polls every key up to 8,000 times per second and scans inputs up to 100,000 times per second, yielding a claimed 10000.1ms latency figure. Settings such as actuation point, profiles and brightness can be changed directly on the built-in LCD using the integrated knob and buttons, so no background software is required for basic adjustments. Lighting offers 16.8 million colours across the key area and translucent upper housing.

Replaces Full-Size Decks for Minimalist Bindings

This unit suits players who only need a handful of dedicated macros or movement keys and want to reclaim desk space, but it cannot replace a standard layout for typing, productivity or games that demand many simultaneous inputs. The jump is worth it when a tiny, programmable pad with on-device configuration outweighs the loss of alphanumeric keys, a numpad or dedicated media controls.

Highlights

  • Ultra-responsive input with 100K scan rate detecting every keystroke 100,000 times per second
  • Precision control via 0.01mm magnetic switch sensing across full key travel for adjustable actuation
  • Instant settings access through built-in LCD display showing profiles, keymaps and macro status
  • 8 million RGB colors illuminate keys and translucent housing with customisable ambient glow effects
  • True 8K polling scans all keys up to 8,000 times per second for minimal latency

Specifications

BrandGE
SeriesPulsar Lab XPAD
NamePulsar Lab XPAD
ModelPulsar Lab XPAD
Part NumberPLXPM101
Palm RestXPAD
Keyboard ColorWhite
BacklitLCD Display
Mouse IncludedXPAD
Mouse DPIGaming
Mouse Grip StyleLCD Display
Mouse Adjustable WeightLCD Display
Mouse ColorWhite
Power SourceUSB Power
Operating TimeUSB Power, false
Operating System SupportedFor Mac/Win, Laptop, PC
FeaturesLCD Display

Questions about this item

What does the 3-key compact form factor mean for my setup?

The XPAD Mini uses a 3-key layout that delivers flagship-level performance in the smallest possible pad, saving desk space while keeping every essential gaming function.

How does the 100K scan rate and 8K polling translate to actual gameplay?

Inputs are scanned up to 100,000 times per second with true 8K polling at 8,000 Hz, giving 0.1 ms ultra-low latency so every keystroke registers almost instantly.

What does the USB power interface cap in practice?

The keyboard draws power over USB, so performance is limited only by the port's current delivery; no external adapter is required.

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