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, World leader in peripherals and software for gamers presents ultra-short-stroke mechanical keyboard switches. And the debut of these switches will be Razer’s keyboard case for the Apple® iPad Pro.
New Razer switches appear in Apple iPad Pro keyboard case for the first time
Every Razer ultra-low mechanical switch has a trigger and reset point. They require 70 grams of force, mimicking a full-fledged mechanical keyboard in a slim form factor that’s perfect for a mobile device.
Earlier this year, Razer invested heavily in its own exclusive line of switches to take keyboard performance and durability to the next level. Razer’s investment in switch development and design has resulted in a new, unusually slim design with ultra-short-range mechanical switches. It also helped Razer’s conventional mechanical switches set a new standard for industry-leading durability, which implies a keyboard lifespan of 80 million keystrokes.
“Usually we’ve thought of it as a company that makes phenomenal products for gamers. But to create truly exemplary products, you have to start a project from scratch – even with components such as mechanical switches.”
, – Says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder and CEO
We’re excited about the capabilities of the new ultra-short-stroke switches and are already exploring new options in addition to the mechanical keyboard we designed for the iPad Pro.
Razer’s mechanical keyboard case for iPad Pro features Bluetooth technology for quick connectivity and a metal stand. The case is available now on the RazerStore.com. More information can be found at /data/away/81fe9a0fce053153b99bde1323fc7193/
Price:
$169.99 &euro 189.99
Availability:
Razerzone.com – already available
Worldwide – already available
Product Features:
- Razer™ ultra-short stroke mechanical switches
- Improved trigger and restart points
- Thin rubberized buttons
- Designed for the Apple iPad Pro
- Metal stand
- Removable polycarbonate protective case
- Connectivity: Bluetooth
- Battery Charge:
– Approximately 10 hours on a single charge at full brightness
– Approximately 600 hours on a single charge with backlight off
These ultra-short-stroke mechanical keyboard switches sound interesting! Can anyone explain how they differ from regular mechanical switches, and what advantages they might have in terms of gaming or typing experience?
This is great news! I’ve been looking for a new keyboard, and the ultra-short-stroke feature sounds interesting. Can you please provide more details on how these mechanical switches work and the benefits they offer over traditional keyboards?
What advantages do Razer’s ultra-short-stroke mechanical keyboard switches offer over traditional switches, and how do they enhance the typing experience?