61-Key Compact RGB Gaming Keyboard for Small Desks

Every key you need, none you don't

Full controls in a 60% footprint

The 61 keys cover the core of daily gaming and typing. The 60% layout drops the number pad and most of the outer keys, which leaves a clear strip of desk for your mouse. Typing stays close to a standard board once your hands learn the layout.

Glow on every keycap

The RGB backlight sits under the keycaps, so the light comes through the legends. You get five brightness levels and eight switchable effects, plus cyan and RGB legend glow in a dark room.

Tune it with the Fn layer

Brightness, gear speed, streamer light mode, backlight on and off, and effect switching all run from Fn combinations. Nothing to install and no software to set up. The shortcuts are printed on the legends, so you learn them by looking.

Four numbers that define the board

• 61keys in compact layout
• 8switchable backlight effects
• 5brightness levels
• 60%ultra-compact footprint

Five shortcuts to master the glow

1. 1
   Set brightness with Fn+O or Fn+L

   Fn+O steps brightness up and Fn+L steps it down across 5 levels. Pick the level that suits your room.

2. 2
   Adjust gear speed with Fn+U or Fn+J

   The gear speed shortcut runs across 5 levels, so you can match the pace of the lighting to your session.

3. 3
   Turn on streamer light mode with Fn+K

   Streamer mode switches the lighting pattern for on-camera play, so the board adds color without drawing focus from the screen.

4. 4
   Switch the backlight on or off with Fn+I

   Use Fn+I when the room is bright or when you want the board dark for a quiet session.

5. 5
   Cycle the 8 effects with Fn+M

   Fn+M moves through the 8 switchable backlight effects until you find the one that fits your setup.

What arrives at your door

• 61-key RGB keyboard×1

  Two-tone red and white keycaps with RGB backlight

• USB-C cable×1

  Wired connection for PC and laptop use

Your desk ran out of room

The desk that ran out of room

A full-size board takes up the middle of the desk and pushes the mouse to the edge. Every session starts with shuffling things around. Most of the desk goes to keys you rarely touch in a match.

The keys you can't see at night

Typing in a dark room turns simple commands into guesswork. Once the keycaps light up, you find the Fn layer and the core keys without squinting. Mistakes drop because you can see what you are pressing.

Full controls, smaller footprint

The 61 keys cover the controls you use in a session, and the RGB backlight stays under every keycap. You get the glow and the room back in one board, with one USB-C cable to connect it.

Less desk, same fight