Description Code Keyboard V2B
This keyboard is made for everyone who likes to do without any frills on and around their keyboard. But the mechanical keyboard has it all!
The developers of the Code Keyboard focus on high-quality workmanship and functionality without superfluous features, but with some great special features for programmers and heavy typists. All this is implemented with special Cherry switches that are not available everywhere.
An absolute dream for heavy typists are the CHERRY MX BLUE Switches. They also have tactile (perceptible) switching points, but unlike the Brown Switches, they make loud clicks. Gamers need to practice a bit first because of the pronounced transition, but they won't want to give up the keyboard afterward :)
The keys glow pleasantly white. So you can type even in the dark. ;) Of course, you can also turn off the lighting. By default, it is off and can be turned on with FN + F11. (Switch 6 on the bottom must be on for this.)
The letters are in Helvetica and thus simple and beautiful.
Subtle LEDs indicate whether Capslock, Numpad, or Scroll Lock are enabled, all without blinding you!
The keyboard is available in US layout, and you can choose between QWERTY, Dvorak, and Colemak with the DIP switches on the bottom. You also set this if you want to use the keyboard with a Mac. Additionally, you can remap various keys, e.g., make Ctrl from Capslock.
Another detail that can't be appreciated enough is the detachable Micro-USB cable. This means you can unplug the keyboard directly at the cable without having to pull the plug from the computer. Channels on the bottom allow you to route the cable as needed, so there is no cable clutter on the way to the PC.
With the 6-Key USB Rollover, up to six pressed keys are recognized simultaneously via USB, and with the N-Key PS/2 Rollover via PS/2, even an unlimited number.
The multimedia keys are hidden in the navigation keys and controlled via Fn. The individual media functions are printed on the front sides of the keys.
For a long lifespan, the keyboard has a steel backplate. Thanks to the slightly textured surface, fingerprints and fine scratches are no problem. The large rubber feet prevent slipping.
The Code Keyboard is primarily intended for programmers, who will immediately recognize the reference to Charles Petzold's Code. ;) And equally for anyone who types a lot, as well as for gamers looking for a durable, high-quality keyboard in a timeless, simple design.
More details are available from the manufacturer.
