Fantech Maxfit70

A 65% layout removes the number pad and function row to save significant desk space, making it ideal for smaller workspaces or gamers who need more room for mouse movement. You still retain essential navigation keys like arrow keys, though you will use function layers to access some secondary commands.

Yes, the keyboard features hot-swappable sockets. This allows you to pull out the existing switches and plug in new ones without needing to solder, making it easy to experiment with different switch types or replace a faulty one.

You can connect the keyboard to your devices via three methods: a wired USB-C connection, a 2.4 GHz wireless dongle for low-latency gaming, or Bluetooth for pairing with tablets, laptops, or phones. This versatility lets you switch between multiple devices seamlessly.

The programmable encoder knob provides tactile control for tasks like adjusting volume, scrolling, or zooming, depending on how you configure it in the software. It adds a layer of physical convenience that standard keys cannot replicate.

Yes, the keyboard is compatible with both Windows and macOS operating systems. While it is designed with a standard layout, you may need to adjust your system settings to ensure all media keys map correctly to your specific OS.

The Brown switches are tactile, meaning you will feel a slight bump when the key registers, which is often preferred for typing. The Yellow switches are linear, offering a smooth, consistent keystroke from top to bottom that many gamers prefer for faster, uninterrupted inputs.