Sharkoon is announcing not one, but two new keyboards which are part of their PureWriter series. Both are low-profile, mechanical keyboards available at an affordable price. Introducing the PureWriter RGB and PureWriter TKL RGB keyboards. Both utilize Kailh‘s low-profile switches available in red or blue variant. As the name suggests, the TKL version is the one without a numpad, ideal for those who want to save desktop space. Otherwise, both have RGB LED back-lighting per key.
The top of the keyboard is made of an aluminium plate, creating a sturdy base for the frameless design. It measures 436mm in length (355mm for the TKL version), and is 127mm wide. The keyboard also runs at 1000Hz polling rate, has anti-ghosting as well as N-key rolloever capability. Users can also adjust the backlighting directly on the keyboard, requiring no software control.
The 150cm long cable is detachable for each ketyboard, using a micro-B plug on the keyboard end, while using a standard Type-A plug to connect to the PC. Sharkoon also provides a shorter 50cm cable, for those who use a laptop. Furthermore, these keyboards are also fully compatible with Android devices when used with an OTG adapter.
The Sharkoon PureWriter RGB is available at with an MSRP of €79.90. The TKL version is available for less with an MSRP of €69.90. Both the blue or red switch version have the same pricing.
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