MechLands CIDOO C75 75% Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard with 4-Layer Padding, Wired Aluminum Keyboard with Dynamic Keystrokes, Hall Effect Magnetic Switch, RGB for Win/Mac (Silver)

Product description

• Advanced Gasket Structure with Sound Dampening Internally, the CIDOO C75 utilizes four layers of sound-dampening material to tune acoustics, including plate foam, EVA case foam, and an IXPE switch pad, complemented by silicone gasket mounts and a PC plate. Finely tuned stabilizers and cherry profile dyesub keycaps contribute to a noise-free, deep-sounding "thocky" typing experien
• White Magnetic Hall Sensor Switch The CIDOO C75 features the White Magnetic Hall Sensor Switch, known for its stability due to an extended magnet tube design and dual-rail structure that ensures even force distribution and reduces errors in force application. Factory-lubed for noise reduction and a smoother feel, these switches elevate the typing experience with ultra-smooth keystrokes and enhanced durability.
• Toggle Key (TGL) The Toggle Key feature allows any key to have a dual mode of operation a standard press and a continuous press mode, selectable by the user. Tapping the key quickly can initiate a burst of repeated keystrokes, useful for gaming scenarios where repeated input is needed (like firing a weapon). Holding the key can switch it back to normal operation, where each press corresponds to a single action. This flexibility provides gamers with a strategic advantage by adapting the keyboard to different in-game situations seamlessly.
• CIDOO Driver Programmable with On-board Memory All advanced functions can be adjusted via the CIDOO Driver, along with key remapping and lighting effects customization. On-board memory allows users to store their settings directly on the keyboard, ensuring preferences are maintained without the need for opening the driver.
• Dynamic Keystrokes (DKS) The Dynamic Keystrokes function allows each key to perform up to 4 actions based on the depth of the keypress. For example, a light press might execute one action, while pressing the key further could trigger a second action. This feature supports complex command sequences within games or productivity applications, enabling users to program up to four distinct actions per key based on different pressure levels. This multilayered input method drastically enhances gameplay dynamics and offers nuanced control over in-game actions.
• Mod-Tap (MT) The Mod-Tap function optimizes key utility by assigning dual functionalities to a single key, dependent on how it's used. A quick tap can perform one function, while holding the key down can activate a different one. This feature is particularly beneficial in gaming and programming environments where key real estate is valuable, and accessing multiple functions swiftly and conveniently can significantly boost efficiency and reaction times.