Product details
61-Key Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Rapid Trigger and RGB Backlight
Choose a 61-key magnetic-switch keyboard with wired operation. Kailh Sakura Pink linear switches join Rapid Trigger, DKS and customizable RGB lighting in the named feature set.
- 61
- Wired
- Magnetic Kailh Sakura Pink; linear
Choose the key settings before the next session.
Arrange the compact key layout for the commands you use, then configure supported actuation settings through the supplied software. DKS offers multiple action assignments, while Roar Mode changes the response/lighting arrangement described for the board. Check the rules of the software or game where those functions will be used.
Explore the actuation settings
Rapid Trigger tuning with 0.1mm accuracy is described. It offers a configuration route for supported keys rather than one fixed actuation behavior.
Assign supported key actions
DKS is described with up to four actions on one key. Confirm the software and application rules before choosing those assignments for the workflow.
Choose the lighting appearance
Over 16 million colors and more than 20 presets are named for RGB. They provide decorative options alongside the compact 61-key arrangement.
Specifications
- Keys
- 61
- Connection
- Wired
- Switches
- Magnetic Kailh Sakura Pink; linear
- Operating-force statement
- 50g
- Rapid Trigger setting
- 0.1mm tuning accuracy described
- Polling statement
- 8kHz
- DKS
- Up to 4 actions per key
- Roar Mode
- Response mode at cost of backlighting described
- Lighting
- RGB shine-through; over 16 million colors; more than 20 presets
- Keycaps
- PBT; shine-through
Choose your setup
Confirm exact model, switch/software support and supported wired polling mode.8kHz and fine actuation do not guarantee faster reactions or game outcomes. DKS/multiple-action functions may not suit every application’s rules; no permanent oil/wear resistance is established.
Questions, answered
Which switch type is named?
Magnetic Kailh Sakura Pink linear switches are named.
Does Roar Mode keep the same lighting behavior?
The source describes its response mode as operating at the cost of backlighting; confirm the actual mode behavior.
