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This is the keyboard for people who think regular mechanical switches are for amateurs. The K10 HE uses Gateron's double-rail magnetic switches, which means you can adjust exactly how far you need to press each key before it registers. Want hair-trigger sensitivity for gaming? Done. Prefer a deeper press for typing novels? Also done. The magnetic switches are genuinely wild technology — no physical contact points to wear out, just magnets doing magic things. Plus you get both Mac and Windows keycaps because Keychron knows we live in a multi-platform world. This is the fully assembled version, so no soldering required. Just unbox it, connect it, and start confusing your coworkers with the satisfying thock-thock sounds. **Key Features:** • Wireless connectivity with low-latency performance • Adjustable actuation point magnetic switches (0.4mm to 3.6mm) • Hot-swappable with Gateron double-rail magnetic switches only • Mac and Windows keycaps included • Aluminum plate construction • Compatible exclusively with Gateron Double-Rail Magnetic switches • May cause uncontrollable urges to type random sentences just to hear the sound

The keyboard nerds have been telling us for years that mechanical switches are better, and honestly? They're right. This thing feels like typing on little clouds made of precision. The Keychron K2 Max connects however you want it to — Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, or old-school wired when you're feeling nostalgic for cables. The 75% layout means you get all the keys that matter without your keyboard taking over your entire desk like some kind of plastic dictator. Hot-swappable switches let you customize the feel without a soldering iron, and it comes with keycaps for both Windows and Mac because apparently we can't all just get along. Program custom macros through their web app if you're the type of person who wants your F12 key to automatically order pizza. We respect that level of efficiency. • 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.1, and USB-C connectivity • 75% compact layout with arrow keys and F-row • Hot-swappable Keychron Super mechanical switches • Mac and Windows keycaps included • QMK/VIA compatible for custom programming • Aluminum frame construction • Comes with a complimentary superiority complex over membrane keyboard users

The Q5 Max is what happens when keyboard nerds get everything right. Full-size layout with a numpad, wireless connectivity that actually works, and QMK/VIA support so you can reprogram every key to your heart's content. Want Caps Lock to rickroll people? Go for it. This is the fully assembled version, which means Keychron did the fiddly work so you don't have to. You get the machined aluminum case, hot-swappable switches, south-facing RGB, and both Mac and Windows keycaps because apparently we live in a multi-platform world now. The wireless is proper 2.4GHz with a USB receiver, plus Bluetooth for up to 3 devices, plus USB-C wired mode. Battery lasts about a week of normal typing, longer if you turn off the pretty lights. **Features:** • Full-size 96% layout with numpad • Hot-swappable switches (Gateron G Pro Red included) • Wireless 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.1, and USB-C wired modes • QMK/VIA programmable firmware • South-facing RGB with shine-through keycaps • 4000mAh battery • Machined aluminum construction • Comes with a pet hamster named Gerald* *Gerald not actually included, unfortunately

A tracker card the exact size of a credit card that works through Apple’s Find My network—so wherever your wallet ends up, your phone knows about it. Six months of battery on a wireless charge, IP66 water resistance, and a 90 dB ringer for when it’s close but playing hide-and-seek in the couch cushions. Premium glass and alloy frame, 1.9mm thin. Works with Apple Find My network (iPhone, iPad, Mac) Wireless charging via Qi, Qi2, or MagSafe ~6-month battery life IP66 water resistant 90 dB ringer, 75m/250 ft range Programmable NFC shortcut 85.6 x 54.1 x 1.9mm / 16g Credit card size, no excuses for losing your wallet anymore

The Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is what happens when SteelSeries engineers ask “what if we fixed every annoying thing about gaming headsets?” Two simultaneous system connections. Active noise cancellation with transparency mode. Hot-swappable batteries so your session never gets cut short by a dead charge. Hi-fi neodymium drivers that make footsteps sound like footsteps and explosions sound like poor decisions. Connects to two systems simultaneously — PC, PlayStation, Switch, Mac Active Noise Cancellation with Transparency Mode Neodymium hi-fi drivers for detailed, full-spectrum audio Hot-swappable dual battery system with base station charging Simultaneous Bluetooth for mobile mixing Onboard audio profiles optimized for popular titles The headset used by pros, including Faker — just saying

The keyboard that made us realize mechanical switches aren't just for gaming obsessives who eat cereal for dinner. Keychron's K2 Max connects three ways: Bluetooth for the wireless life, 2.4GHz for zero-lag typing, or USB-C when you inevitably forget to charge it. The 75% layout keeps your arrow keys and function row while leaving room on your desk for coffee cups and questionable snack choices.