Kraken Keyboards Kraken Pro 60% Mechanical Keyboard

RGB LED is a very important element if you play games.
Krake Pro is equipped with an RGB SMD backlight based on feedback from gamers.
Equipped with approximately 16.8 million colors of light, it's more like a fun toy than a keyboard.
Multiple backlight modes (Aurora, Ripple, Music, Rainbow, Wave, Gradient, Windmill, Spectrum and Solid Color) are registered by default, so you can enjoy lighting just by plugging the keyboard into your PC.

Custom isn't just a word. Krake Pro delivers it.
There are three user edit modes, allowing you to set up a personalized keyboard to suit your preferences and usage scenarios.
You can program backlight and macro settings by simply downloading the dedicated driver.
The built-in flash memory allows you to save your settings in offline mode.
It also supports full anti-ghosting mode (NKRO).

The Kraken Pro features hot-swappable terminals, allowing you to directly replace optical switches without soldering.
Compatible with Windows 10/8/7, Vista, XP, and Mac OS, the Kraken Pro comes with a 1.5m USB Type-C to Type-A cable.
Suitable for all purposes, whether at home or in the office.

Kraken Pro has a 60% layout but packs some amazing features.
The chipset is a 32-bit M3 host MCU + 8M flash onboard storage, and is equipped with three independent 256*256*256 RGB color management chips.
It also features a music response mode (a mode that lights up the LED in time with the music), making it a compact yet professional product.

The Kraken Pro 60 features Gateron switches, popular worldwide for their durability and unique tactile and acoustic characteristics.
The same optical switch also supports hot swapping.

The red switch operates with a light touch of 45g and is the quietest, making it a common switch suitable for both gaming and typing.
Brown switches are the most popular in keyboards, with a relatively firm feel and an actuation force of 55g. They have a more responsive feel than red switches.
The blue switch is a switch that makes a clicking sound and operates at 60g, so it requires a slightly heavier touch.
The silver switch is designed with gamers in mind, and like the red switch, it is a linear switch with a load factor of 45g.
However, the red switches have an actuation point of 2mm, while the silver switches actuate at 1.0mm, which allows for faster key presses.