Gaming: Keychron's Made A Concrete Keeb: 'each Keystroke Carries Industrial...

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What noise do you think a concrete keyboard makes? I'm not sure, but I may be about to find out, as Keychron is about to launch a wireless, magnetic-switched model with a "full concrete body".

The Keychron K2 HE Concrete Edition looks very much like a regular, off-white coloured keeb, but the company sure has gone to town with its heavyweight base. It's also gone to town with the marketing copy, some of which I shall reproduce below:

"Smooth marble-like concrete shell seamlessly merges with cement gray keycaps," says Keychron. "Each keystroke carries industrial rhythm, preserving the concrete's solid core while elevating the experience with marble-like smoothness and auditory-visual harmony."

Source: PC Gamer