Max Keyboard Falcon-8

Yes. Because the device features on-board memory, your programmed macros and key assignments are stored directly on the unit. You can plug it into any computer and your settings will work immediately without needing to run software in the background.

The five layers allow you to assign different functions to the same eight keys, effectively giving you 40 unique inputs. You can toggle between these layers using a dedicated key or a shortcut, making it easy to switch profiles for different applications like video editing, gaming, or spreadsheet management.

The device is compatible with both operating systems. While the initial programming software is Windows-based, once you have configured your keys and saved them to the device's on-board memory, the Falcon-8 will function on macOS just as it does on Windows.

No, the switches are soldered to the PCB. You should choose your preferred switch type—Cherry MX or Gateron—at the time of purchase, as you cannot swap them out later without desoldering.

It supports both. You can program simple single-key inputs or complex macro sequences that include delays and multiple keystrokes, allowing you to automate repetitive tasks or execute intricate shortcuts with a single press.

The aluminum plate provides a rigid, durable foundation for the switches. This construction reduces flex while typing and gives the device a premium, weighted feel that prevents it from sliding around your desk during use.