Syntech Chronos Keyboard

Rapid trigger allows the switch to reset the moment you lift your finger, rather than waiting for it to travel back to a fixed reset point. This enables faster, more precise inputs, which is particularly advantageous in competitive shooters where split-second movement or counter-strafing is critical.

Yes. Through the Syntech software, you can adjust the actuation distance for each key individually between 0.1 mm and 3.5 mm. This lets you set sensitive keys for movement and deeper, more deliberate actuation for keys you want to avoid accidental presses on.

SnapTap prioritizes the most recent input when you press two opposing directional keys simultaneously. It effectively eliminates the need to release one key before pressing the other, allowing for snappier, more fluid movement in games like CS2 or Valorant.

Yes, the Chronos 68 is fully compatible with both operating systems. While the hardware features work on both, keep in mind that the advanced customization software for macros and lighting is typically optimized for Windows.

An 8000 Hz polling rate updates your input 8,000 times per second, significantly reducing input latency compared to standard 1000 Hz keyboards. While the difference is subtle, competitive players often find it provides a more responsive, 'connected' feel during high-speed gameplay.

Because the switches are pre-lubricated and the chassis includes sound-dampening foam, the typing feel is smoother and quieter than most stock mechanical boards. The aluminum alloy construction also adds a satisfying, stable weight to the board that prevents it from sliding during intense sessions.