[Exclusive] New OnePlus Keyboard image reveals a close-up look at design

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The OnePlus 11 will be available in India on February 7th, after its release in China earlier this month. Aside from the flagship, the firm is also working on a keyboard called the OnePlus Keyboard. Now, 91mobiles has received exclusively from a reliable source that the OnePlus Keyboard will be released with the flagship on February 7th. We were also able to get a fresh photograph that displays a close-up of the design. The keyboard looks to be mechanical in nature.

There is a dedicated microsite on the OnePlus website that says the product is now under testing, with a February launch and mass manufacturing in March. While the keyboard will first be available in India, there is a potential that OnePlus would bring it to other regions as well.

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The OnePlus Keyboard will be white in colour, bringing back childhood memories. Function, backspace, Del, page up and page down keys are visible, as is a red button that might be the power button. According to the OnePlus website, the keyboard will include a ‘Double gasket-mounted design’ as well as a custom-made layout and profile.

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According to OnePlus, the gasket construction offers a perfectly regulated yet gentler actuation with a pleasing sound. While the keyboard is not quiet, it is claimed that the perceptible sound has been “dampened while keeping the greater typing experience.”

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The OnePlus keyboard is compatible with both Mac and Windows. The layout is compatible with both operating systems and even Linux, giving it an easy all-in-one solution for all keyboard demands. The keyboard fully supports sophisticated, programmable features such as hot-swappable switches and open-source firmware. The hot-swappable capability enables quick and seamless switch adjustments. RGB illumination is also supported by the keyboard.


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