Exclusive Detachable Smart TFT-LCD Display Are you an experienced keyboard hobbyist wishing for a fully functional and highly enjoyable keyboard beyond entry-level Then the newly launched retro-style EPOMAKER RT100 keyboard could be a great match which featuring an innovative customizable smart LCD display and a knob.
The highly enjoyable mini display is great fun to play with as it can serve as a smarch with date and time, weather forecast, keyboard battery level, or something else you wish for with settings and programming. Even more the mini display is detachable so the port becomes a hidden harbor for the 2.4Hz wireless receiver.
NKRO&South-facing LED With N-key rollover, the RT100 can respond to the simultaneous press of multiple keys, helpful for using hotkeys or in a highly exciting real-time games.It requires more effort in producing, but it is all worth it to meet the community’s need. The RT100 also has tailored the design for all RGB lights to face south,so the one operating will be the one with the best view of all light patterns. With 16 default light patterns and the freedom to set up your own with the driver
Triple Modes of Connection,5000mAh Battery The RT100 supports both Type-c wired and Bluetooth 5.0/2.4GHz wireless connection. By three means of connection, the RT100 can be used for different purposes depending on whether convenience or stability is the priority in the task you are handling with. The hidden storage space for the wireless receiver is slightly bigger to leave room for future upgrades, and the invisible hub will help you remember where the receiver is so you will never lose it.
97 Keys Gasket-Mount Mechanical Keyboard EPOMAKER RT100 is a gasket-mount mechanical keyboard with Poron sandwich layer and slow-rebound bottom case foam to achieve an ultimate soft and smooth typing experience. Pre-lubed stabilizer and switch pad are added to enrich the performance. While the mechanical keyboard is the essential star of every gamer or coder’s desk set, a compact design will offer you better experience in a smaller package, with no compromise in its function..
