YEYIAN ASWARD BLUE YTM-28208B-EN Outemu Blue gaming keyboard
- ASWARD BLUE
- ABS
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Compact 65% mechanical keyboard with 68 hot-swappable Outemu Red switches, hybrid wired and wireless connectivity, 16.7M RGB lighting and a rechargeable battery
Option Akil - Red Switch
The YEYIAN AKIL RED is a 65% tenkeyless gaming keyboard with 68 mechanical keys and 12 multimedia function keys. It uses Outemu Red switches rated for 50 million keystrokes and offers hot-swap sockets compatible with Cherry MX equivalents. The hybrid wired and wireless design suits players who want a compact desk footprint without sacrificing full key rollover and anti-ghosting. Buyers needing a dedicated number pad or integrated palm rest should look elsewhere.
A 2000mAh lithium-ion battery delivers 8 to 12 hours of untethered Bluetooth use with the backlight active. The keyboard operates without active cooling, so it produces no fan noise and adds negligible heat to the desk surface. Power draw is limited to the USB port when wired or to the internal cell when wireless. No thermal throttling or acoustic measurements are provided by the manufacturer.
The hot-swap PCB lets users replace switches with any MX-type option from Cherry, Gateron or Kailh without soldering. Per-key RGB lighting covers 16.7 million colours across 18 preset effects, all configurable through the Fn layer. The board includes 12 dedicated multimedia shortcuts for volume and playback control. No companion software suite or macro editor is mentioned in the specifications.
| Brand | YEYIAN |
|---|---|
| Name | AKIL RED |
| Model | YTM-28209R-EN |
| Part Number | YTM-28209R-EN |
| Material | ABS |
| Keyboard Interface | Bluetooth |
| Design Style | Tenkeyless |
| Layout | 65% |
| Palm Rest | No |
| Normal Keys | 68 |
| Function Keys | 12 |
| Mechanical Keyboard | Yes |
| Key Switch | Outemu Red |
| Keyboard Color | Black |
| Backlit | Yes |
| Dimensions | 5.6 x 11.8 x 1.3 inch |
| Type | Hybrid Wired & Wireless |
| Mouse Included | No |
| Hand Orientation | Both Hands |
| Power Source | Lithium-ion Rechargeable Battery |
| Operating System Supported | Windows 7/8/10/11 |
| System Requirement | 1 USB Port |
| Features | Wireless 65% TKL Keyboard, Rechargeable 68 RGB LED Backlit 16M Color Keys, OUTEMU Red Hot-Swap Switches, Cherry MX Equivalent, 18 Modes, 50M Keystrokes, Steel, Tenkeyless |
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The switches are hot-swappable and Cherry MX equivalent. Pull the old switch straight up with a switch puller, align the new switch pins with the socket, and press down firmly. The step often missed is verifying each key registers after the swap.
The battery powers 8-12 hours of Bluetooth play with backlight on. Recharge via the USB port when runtime drops. No user-replaceable cell is mentioned; capacity will gradually fade after many charge cycles.
The 3.6mm travel with 40g actuation force is fixed by the Outemu Red design. Under sustained rapid typing the longer travel distance is the first physical limit compared to shorter-travel switches.
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