Gaming keyboard YENKEE YKB 3000CZ Zero

Mechanical gaming keyboard TKL

- Backlit USB Hub
- Universal control wheel
- Transparent mechanical switches Outemu Red

Thanks to its size, the Yenkee ZERO keyboard is designed primarily for gaming use. The TKL design without a numeric pad saves space on the table and frees up more space for the mouse and at the same time retains all the necessary keys for both playing and working. The Outem RED mechanical switches are designed for players who do not want to be disturbed by both the "click of the switches" and the "tactile bump" at the "tactile" switches. The red type of mechanical switch has a purely linear and quiet pressing process. Outem's mechanical switches are also much more durable and durable than membrane keyboards, and they also do not physically degrade. Yenkee ZERO boasts a fully programmable RGB backlight with the ability to set individual key backlight layouts for up to 3 profiles built directly into the keyboard. Thus, only buttons of any color and based on need or favorite game genre can be backlit. The transparent base of the switch ensures the brightest emitted brightness of the backlight. The keyboard connects to the device using a durable braided cable with a modern USB-C connector, which ensures extremely low keyboard response. The ZERO model is still equipped with one "" passthrough "" USB port, thanks to which there is no need to connect USB devices directly to a PC. And thanks to the blue backlight, the port is very easy to find. Shortcuts using the FN key here represent the keyboard settings, including all multimedia functions. Adjusting the volume has never been easier with the built-in roller with a texture for easy rotation. And with the help of a specific button, the continuous control can also be switched to the backlight brightness setting. Game mode is a keyboard mode tailored to players. Simply pressing the dedicated button above the arrows deactivates the keyboard shortcuts, which are very easy to press incorrectly, which very often leads to unwanted game situations. In the game program designed for the keyboard, it is easily possible to choose which keyboard shortcuts are involved and to switch their activity when the game mode is switched on. The gaming keyboard cannot do without a comprehensive game program for detailed settings of all kinds. It offers button programming according to user needs. Here you can find multimedia functions, functions to increase comfort at work and there must be functions purely for gaming purposes. RGB backlighting offers almost two dozen attractive effects, including a fully individual layout. The ability to control the brightness or direction of the backlight effect is also not missing. The keyboard program is largely a powerful macro editor with a rich range of settings and simplifications. Instead of long and repetitive key sequences, you can very intuitively record your own macro and call up the key sequence with just one press. The user can upload all his keyboard configuration to any number of profiles that can be created in the program. It is not necessary to change the current keyboard settings due to various changes, but simply save it to another profile. In the end, profiles can be exported and imported, so the user can use the personally set keyboard on other devices without the need to set it again. All you have to do is save the profile and upload it to the keyboard program on the new device. B46 B47 B48 B49 B50 B51

Technical parameters:

- Switch type: mechanical OUTEMU Red
- Switch design: Linear
- Switch activation force: 40 ± 15 gf
- Total switch travel: ~ 4 mm
- Switch activation: ~ 2.1 mm
- Mechanical life of the switch: 50,000,000 cycles
- Anti Ghosting: N-Key Rollover
- Backlight color: Full RGB 16.8 million colors
- Rated input: 5 V DC / 300 mA (USB C)
- USB pass: 5 V DC / 500 mA (USB A for synchronization and charging)
- Dimensions: 362 × 134 × 35 mm
- Cable length: 1.8 m (replaceable type C - part of accessories)
- Keyboard weight: 830 g
- System Requirements:
- USB port
- Windows Vista / 7/8/10