ATTACK SHARK K85 Rapid Trigger Keyboard Magnetic Switch
75% Wired Rapid Trigger Keyboard With Magnetic Switch, Support RT/DKS/MT/TGL
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75% Wired Rapid Trigger Keyboard With Magnetic Switch, Support RT/DKS/MT/TGL
Description
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82 Keys ANSI Layout & Double-shot PBT Keycaps
- This compact tkl keyboard features the popular 75% percent layout, strikes the perfect balance between functionality and compactness. Unlike 60% keyboard or full-sized ones like the K70 MAX, it preserves essential keys, while optimizing desk space. In addition, made with high-quality PBT material, the keycaps promise durability, resisting the oily shine that can develop over time.
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Adjustable Actuation Point
- The entire K85 keyboard is equipped with fully adjustable OUTEMU Hall magnetic switch, enabling you to set every key’s actuation point from 0.2mm to 3.8mm in 0.1mm steps, putting you in control for fast keypresses or ultra-accurate typing. At the same time you can use the key combination FN+1~4 to switch between Comfort, Sensitive, Game and Custom modes.
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Rapid Trigger Tech
- Rapid Trigger removes any delay caused by the physical movement of the switch. Instead of relying on a fixed actuation like traditional mechanical keyboards, it immediately activates and deactivates the key with minimal travel for seamless continuous keystrokes, which gives players an advantage in FPS and rhythm games such as Valorant and osu!
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Dynamic Keystrokes(DKS), Multiple Actions, One Keystroke
- Assign four actions to a single key based on the depth of your press. For example, lightly press a key to walk forward in a game, and press deeper to run. Additionally, releasing the key also supports two-stage settings. This allows for smoother, personalized combinations that can give you an edge in competitive gaming.
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Deadzone Setting & On-board Memory
- Deadzone represents an area that will not be triggered. You can customize the bottom deadzone according to your typing style and preferences, ensuring more precise releases. With on-board memory, Settings are stored on the hardware, and there is no need to keep the software on, just plug and play in a new PC with your saved settings. Save time to enjoy the games.
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Gasket Mount & Gorgeous RGB Backlight
- K85 features a gasket mount system, a sought-after design in the mechanical keyboard world. To suit the gasket mount better, the K85 has a PC plate that is more rebouncing than regular steel plates, presenting pleasing typing sounds. RGB backlit keyboard has 18 built-in RGB modes and 9 colors. Through driver software, the keyboard RGB mode and light color can be customized.
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Reminder
- Hall sensors are sensitive to temperature variations, resulting in potential significant changes to the magnetic field of the keyboard during transportation, influenced by temperature and environmental shifts. After receiving the keyboard, we recommend calibrating the keyboard manually in the software by going to 'About - Maximum stroke calibration - Start calibration'. (Driver Software: www.qmk.top)
Technical Specifications
Dynamic Keystrokes (DKS)
Mod-Tap (MT)
Toggle Key (TGL)
Mac
Keycap and Switches Puller*1
Manual*1
if you want 0.1ms turn off the light on the kb
The keyboard and the app are pretty good. Magnetic switches work and feel excellent. If only there was a full size keyboard option with numpad.
This keyboard is awesome. It has nice RGB, and it is really fast for competitive games. I would highly recommend especially for the price.
Solidly built 75% form factor keyboard (no numpad). The star of the show here is the configurable magnetic "hall effect" switches. You can set these different levels of resistance to shortcut keys and change them on the fly. So if you prefer a different level of actuation for gaming vs working/typing, then you have that option. It's pretty great having that flexibility and puts these new magnetic mechanical keyboards a new level compared to what came before. The switches don't have the tactility of traditional mechanical blue or brown switches. They're more linear like fast reds or yellows.The keyboard itself is well constructed. No rattle or creaking, the keyboard is gasket mounted to dampen deleterious forces that would affect typing/gaming. The volume knob is much appreciated. It's a wired-only keyboard, which I am moving away from over time with the improvements to wireless connections nowadays, but the tradeoff here are the magnetic switches. If I can get a hall effect keyboard at this price, I'll take the wired connection any day. Overall, Highly recommended.
The software feels like it tries to look like other keyboard control softwares, which is fine, it also doesn't work on Linux so to make any edits to the keyboards settings you have to move to Windows, I feel like the interface between the keyboard and computer should be open sourced to encourage people to make other settings editors for the keyboard.I got it for ~$100 AUD though and already knew about the software situation prior to buying.