Tag: Magnetic analog switches

The Logitech G Pro PRO X TKL RAPID, the first gaming keyboard with magnetic analog switches launched at the "logi PLAY Fun Day" this year, was announced for release in Taiwan today (December 17th). It will be available in peach, black, and white, with a suggested retail price of NT$6490. The PRO X TKL RAPID features an 85% aspect ratio, primarily omitting the numeric keypad on the right side. It utilizes analog magnetic switches with Hall effect sensing and a ten-layer structure design, providing linear, fast, and accurate key actuation. It also ensures stable tactile feedback and a soft keystroke sound. Furthermore, the magnetic switches allow for two different keystrokes per key. Because of the Hall effect sensing, the actual actuation distance is only about 0.1mm, and different keystrokes can be assigned to different keys with varying pressure. The mechanical-like cross-bearing design provides a stable keystroke feel while ensuring lightweight operation. The keyboard features a detachable USB-C cable for easy portability. Furthermore, the PRO X TKL RAPID can be used with the KEY PRIORITY function to assign dedicated keys in units of up to 40. It supports four operating modes: key travel priority, last input priority, absolute priority, and independent key priority. This allows for determining the order of key presses in various command scenarios or in cases of accidental keystrokes, catering to different operating habits and usage needs. Regarding the keyboard structure, the PRO X TKL RAPID employs a multi-layered damping mechanism and sound absorption/vibration reduction to minimize noise during operation. The design also utilizes PBT keycaps to reduce oil stains and wear. Additionally, one key setting can be stored on the keyboard, and three more can be stored via G HUB software for quick switching. Three more memory modes can be set.