Rapoo's aesco Sub-Brand Launches A83/A67 Wireless Switch Keyboards
Rapoo's sub-brand aesco has officially launched the A83 and A67 wireless switch keyboards, featuring two layouts but sharing the same core configuration. According to the company, the price details will be revealed on September 26, when pre-sales will also open.
Aesco A83/A67 Wireless Switch Keyboard Features:
The aesco A83 and A67 keyboards boast a 6063 aluminum alloy top cover combined with an integrated bottom cover for a sturdy and sleek design. The keyboards come fitted with MDA-height PBT keycaps and a unique “status island,” offering a 7° typing angle. The bottom section is secured using CD-pattern screws, adding to the premium construction.
These keyboards utilize a "cavity-free" design, featuring inductive switch technology with key characteristics that include 0 dead zone continuous touch, anti-interference functionality, and self-calibration. With an impressive 0.013mm real-time accuracy and an "end-to-end" average delay of 0.75 milliseconds, the A83 and A67 keyboards are positioned to deliver high performance.
Advanced Switches and Technology
Powered by the IQS 9320 Pro scanning chip, the A series keyboards include several electromagnetic switch options: Pop switch Pro, Pop switch, and Pop switch RGB. These switches offer adjustable trigger accuracy, real-time performance tuning, and adaptive calibration for varying environmental conditions, providing 255 levels of precision.
Additionally, the A83 and A67 keyboards are equipped with Rapoo’s V+ wireless technology, supporting wireless 4K Hz and wired 8K Hz polling rates. A built-in 10,000mAh battery ensures long-lasting performance, with over 200 hours of continuous use in “full power” mode with the lighting enabled. Fast charging is also supported via Quick Charge (QC) technology.
With its combination of premium materials, advanced switch technology, and high responsiveness, the Rapoo's aesco A83/A67 series aims to appeal to discerning keyboard enthusiasts. Pricing and availability details will be confirmed later this month.
