Check out the most bizarre new gaming keyboard we’ve seen at CES 2024

You’ve obtained handy it to Hyte, the one three-year-old firm that was created by iBuypower and in a single stroke revolutionized the PC case market with its angled nook panel case design. Now it appears it’s attempting to do one thing comparable once more by bringing out simply essentially the most outlandish gaming keyboard design we’ve fairly probably ever seen, the Hyte Keeb TKL.

Leaning totally into memetastic territory with its naming, the brand new best gaming keyboard contender has not solely a frankly ridiculous 155 RGB LEDs inside it but additionally has a really unusual form. It’s all curvy on the underside and sides then raises up on the again in order that the clear plastic can convey the LED gentle present up spherical to the again of the keyboard.

Then, within the prime left nook is an enormous pair of quantity curler/encoders. These by default management quantity and the lighting however could be programmed to manage all method of different issues.

The TKL-layout board makes use of Hyte’s personal Fluffy Lavender Linear keyswitches – a Cherry MX crimson clone – that comes pre-lubed. It additionally has doubleshot PBT keycaps (those that imply the important thing legends don’t put on away) and, notably, the important thing legends are fairly clear, which might usually not be the case with doubleshot PBT.

The keycaps even have a unique form or profile to typical mehcanical gaming keyboards. They arrive to a narrower, rounder level on the prime, making for giant gaps between the tops of the keys. We fairly appreciated the texture however some customers might discover it takes some getting used to.

Obtainable to order now with delivery anticipated to start out February 15, 2024, the Hyte Keeb TKL will value $180, which in all fairness aggressive for this a lot RGB in a premium TKL keyboard.

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