1800 Compact Wired Keyboard with A Rotary Knob
Skyloong GK98 is a 1800 compact keyboard with a numpad for those who need to deal with digits in daily work. The GK98 is even upgraded from a classic version that it includes a knob for media control, and can be remapped in the proprietary software. It's a wired-only keyboard so it will not have low-battery issues like other wireless keyboards. Customize your keyboard to suit your own typing habit!
Shallow Gasket Structure & Bottom Foam
The GK98 keyboard is adapted with the patented Shallow Gasket design, which comes with an all-in-one silicone pad, which is meticulously made of lightweight liquid silicone with high precision to match each switch. Inserted in between the PCB board and the plate, the Shallow Gasket silicone pad not only eliminates the traditional design's drawback of lacking support in the main typing area, but also cushions the shock under every keystroke. The keyboard also contains a foam at the bottom layer to reduce hallow sounds, as well as enhancing the feeling of typing stokes.
Hot-swappable for 1-pin Optical Switches
The Skyloong GK98 keyboard is equipped with hot swappable terminals for 1-pin optical switches. Unlike the traditional mechanical switches, the optical switches are triggered by laser though the contact point. In this way, they can last longer than general mechanical switches. Without the metal pins, the Gateron optical switches can present better sounds and pro-long life span.
High-quality ABS Keycaps in Unique GK5 Profile
The GK98 keyboard adopts the ABS material for keycaps, which is convenient for moulding in the double-shot process. The unique GK5 profile are in spherical shape, which keesp the typing angle ergonomic and also fit the north-facing LEDs without any interference.
Programmable & Compatible with Win/Mac OS
The GK98 keyboard is designed for compatible with both Win and Mac OS. With the software, you can create macros and remap the keys and even the knob freely. The built-in flash memory makes sure to save the setting at offline mode. No worries of losing it.
