Realforce GX1 Keyboard

Topre switches use a capacitive sensor rather than a physical metal contact, resulting in a distinct, tactile 'thock' sound and a smoother, more cushioned typing experience. They are widely regarded by enthusiasts for their comfort during long typing sessions.

The Dual APC (Actuation Point Changer) allows you to customize the distance each key needs to be pressed before it registers an input. You can adjust this across 30 levels, letting you set a shallow actuation for faster gaming response or a deeper press to prevent accidental keystrokes.

Yes, it is designed with gaming in mind. It features full N-key rollover to ensure every simultaneous keypress is registered, and the dedicated kill switch function provides an immediate, precise way to cut input when needed.

Yes, you will need to use Realforce's proprietary software on a Windows PC to configure the Dual APC settings and RGB lighting profiles. Once configured, your settings are saved to the keyboard's onboard memory.

The keyboard uses Dye Sublimated PBT keycaps, which are highly resistant to the shine and wear that typically develop on cheaper ABS plastic keycaps over time. The legends are infused into the plastic, so they won't fade with heavy use.

The keyboard is officially designed for Windows. While it may function as a basic input device on other operating systems, the advanced features like the Dual APC customization software are not supported on macOS or Linux.