Why gasket mount keyboards feel so good to type on

A soft, cushioned feel, hot swappable switches, three ways to connect, and an anime inspired design. Here is what to know before you buy an 81 key wireless mechanical keyboard.

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You touch your keyboard more than almost anything else on your desk.

Gasket mount keyboards are built so the typing plate floats on soft cushions instead of being fixed to the case. The result is a softer, more cushioned feel when you type.

The Anime Wireless Mechanical Keyboard uses that design, with 5 layers of noise dampening and a flaming red, anime inspired look.

What makes it special

A cushioned, quieter feel: Gasket mounting with 5 layers of noise dampening gives typing a soft, quiet bounce.
Hot swappable switches: The sockets accept 3 pin and 5 pin switches, so you can swap them without soldering. The box includes a keycap and switch puller and spare switches.
Three ways to connect: Use USB C wired, Bluetooth, or 2.4GHz wireless, and move the keyboard between a PC, a laptop, and a tablet.
One knob for light and sound: A single control knob adjusts the backlight brightness and media playback, so you do not need to memorize key combinations.
16.8 million color RGB: Choose from 18 preset lighting modes and 10 music sync modes, or build your own effects in the software.
Compact 81 key layout and 3 angles: The compact 80% layout saves desk space, and the two level stand gives you 3 typing angles.

Who it is for

Anime fans who want a desk setup with character
Gamers who want RGB lighting and custom macros
People who type all day and want a softer feel
Anyone who wants a compact keyboard they can customize

Set up in 4 steps

Choose a connectionUse the USB C cable for wired play, or pair over Bluetooth or 2.4GHz wireless.
Set the angleUse the two level stand to find the typing angle that is most comfortable for you.
Light it upTurn the knob to change the brightness, or pick a preset or music sync mode.
Make it yoursUse the software for custom lighting and macros, or swap in new switches with the included puller.

Good to know before you buy

The switches are linear, which means they are smooth with no click. The keyboard has 81 keys in a compact 80% layout, so it does not have a separate number pad. The software handles custom lighting and macros.