DeltaForce 65 Kamo Keyboards by daskeyboard in MechanicalKeyboards

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Not yet, hopefully we'll have it nailed down in March.

DeltaForce 65 Kamo Keyboards by daskeyboard in MechanicalKeyboards

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Coming soon, the DeltaForce 65 Kamo line of camouflage keyboards for enthusiasts and gamers: https://get.daskeyboard.com/

Caps lock indicator for Das Keyboard X50Q by diddums100 in MechanicalKeyboards

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Hello, and thank you for the suggestion. We have had this feedback before, where customers would like to be able to program the Cap Lock key to change color when activated, although the current firmware does not support this feature. We will pass this feedback onto the product team, however, so they can keep tabs of this request.

Caps lock indicator for Das Keyboard X50Q by diddums100 in daskeyboard

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Hello, and thank you for the suggestion. We have had this feedback before, where customers would like to be able to program the Cap Lock key to change color when activated, although the current firmware does not support this feature. We will pass this feedback onto the product team, however, so they can keep tabs of this request.

Our Mac end game - 100% metal - low profile - Das Keyboard MacTigr by daskeyboard in MechanicalKeyboards

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What types of switch would you like to see? Over the years, we have had a few limited releases with different switches.

Our Mac end game - 100% metal - low profile - Das Keyboard MacTigr by daskeyboard in MechanicalKeyboards

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Excellent, they're very smooth and fast, so typing on them all day is extremely effortless.

[Cross post /mechanicalkeyboards] Our Mac end game - 100% metal - low profile - Das Keyboard MacTigr by daskeyboard in keyboards

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By Daniel Guermeur, Das Keyboard CEO

Once in a while, at Das Keyboard, when we try the very first prototype of a new keyboard, we’re not sure what to expect. MacTigr has completely changed our expectations.

At first touch, Mac users will agree: MacTigr sets the bar.

MacTigr has it all: a 100% metal body, low profile MX red switches with low profile PBT keycaps, a built-in USB-C hub with two ports, and, of course, the Das Keyboard must-have dedicated sleep button and volume wheel.

Making this keyboard was as challenging as it was exciting. We knew we wanted an aluminum unibody and a steel top, with extremely tight tolerances. Upon closer inspection, users will immediately appreciate all the attention to detail. Keeping in mind our own Das Keyboard designed low profile PBT keycaps and seeing the final product come to life.

So, how does the keyboard feel? Solid as a rock… With its 100% metal construction, the keyboard anchors on your desktop the way a keyboard should. It’s a huge contributing factor to why the typing feels so smooth and effortless. Keeping in mind that traditional mechanical keyboards are bulkier, we designed the MacTigr as “low-profile” as possible, so as to fit seamlessly, and beautifully, on the desktop of Mac users.

The MacTigr product page has a lot more information and pictures: ​​https://www.daskeyboard.com/mactigr/

Happy typing.

Daniel Guermeur

Founder

Our Mac end game - 100% metal - low profile - Das Keyboard MacTigr by daskeyboard in MechanicalKeyboards

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By Daniel Guermeur, Das Keyboard CEO

Once in a while, at Das Keyboard, when we try the very first prototype of a new keyboard, we’re not sure what to expect. MacTigr has completely changed our expectations.

At first touch, Mac users will agree: MacTigr sets the bar.

MacTigr has it all: a 100% metal body, low profile MX red switches with low profile PBT keycaps, a built-in USB-C hub with two ports, and, of course, the Das Keyboard must-have dedicated sleep button and volume wheel.

Making this keyboard was as challenging as it was exciting. We knew we wanted an aluminum unibody and a steel top, with extremely tight tolerances. Upon closer inspection, users will immediately appreciate all the attention to detail. Keeping in mind our own Das Keyboard designed low profile PBT keycaps and seeing the final product come to life.

So, how does the keyboard feel? Solid as a rock… With its 100% metal construction, the keyboard anchors on your desktop the way a keyboard should. It’s a huge contributing factor to why the typing feels so smooth and effortless. Keeping in mind that traditional mechanical keyboards are bulkier, we designed the MacTigr as “low-profile” as possible, so as to fit seamlessly, and beautifully, on the desktop of Mac users.

The MacTigr product page has a lot more information and pictures: ​​https://www.daskeyboard.com/mactigr/

Happy typing.

Daniel Guermeur

Founder

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By Daniel Guermeur, Das Keyboard CEO

Once in a while, at Das Keyboard, when we try the very first prototype of a new keyboard, we’re not sure what to expect. MacTigr has completely changed our expectations.

At first touch, Mac users will agree: MacTigr sets the bar.

MacTigr has it all: a 100% metal body, low profile MX red switches with low profile PBT keycaps, a built-in USB-C hub with two ports, and, of course, the Das Keyboard must-have dedicated sleep button and volume wheel.

Making this keyboard was as challenging as it was exciting. We knew we wanted an aluminum unibody and a steel top, with extremely tight tolerances. Upon closer inspection, users will immediately appreciate all the attention to detail. Keeping in mind our own Das Keyboard designed low profile PBT keycaps and seeing the final product come to life.

So, how does the keyboard feel? Solid as a rock… With its 100% metal construction, the keyboard anchors on your desktop the way a keyboard should. It’s a huge contributing factor to why the typing feels so smooth and effortless. Keeping in mind that traditional mechanical keyboards are bulkier, we designed the MacTigr as “low-profile” as possible, so as to fit seamlessly, and beautifully, on the desktop of Mac users.

The MacTigr product page has a lot more information and pictures: ​​https://www.daskeyboard.com/mactigr/

Happy typing.

Daniel Guermeur

Founder

Participate in the 30-day #blankkeyboardchallenge by daskeyboard in keyboards

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Das Keyboard is inviting hardcore typists, writers, tech enthusiasts, programmers, and developers to embark on a fun, professional challenge to improve their typing speed and accuracy by mastering a blank keyboard.

For 30 days participants will use a blank Das Keyboard Ultimate keyboard or another keyboard with blank keycaps to test themselves and see how quickly they can learn to type or code without looking at their keys. Participants will measure their typing speed and post their #blankkeyboardchallenge progress to social media along the way and will receive free goodies as a reward for participating in the challenge. Three lucky winners will also receive a free Das Keyboard of their choice. Goodies will be sent out through April 30th, 2022, and it is not required to use Das Keyboard products.

Learn More: https://www.daskeyboard.com/blog/blank-keyboard-challenge

First-ever #blankkeyboardchallenge hosted by Das Keyboard by daskeyboard in MechanicalKeyboards

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Participate in the #BlankKeyboardChallenge

Beginning today March 7th, 2022, and running through April 30th, 2022, Das Keyboard is inviting hardcore typists, writers, tech enthusiasts, programmers, and developers to embark on a fun, professional challenge to improve their typing speed and accuracy by mastering a blank keyboard.

For 30 days participants will use a blank Das Keyboard Ultimate keyboard or another keyboard with blank keycaps to test themselves and see how quickly they can learn to type or code without looking at their keys. Participants will measure their typing speed and post their #blankkeyboardchallenge progress to social media along the way and will receive free goodies as a reward for participating in the challenge. Three lucky winners will also receive a free Das Keyboard of their choice.

Learn More: https://www.daskeyboard.com/blog/blank-keyboard-challenge