Keychron launches B1 Pro wireless keyboard: weighs 425g / focuses on thinness and lightness, supports three device connections

According to news from this site on July 4, Keychron today released its new wireless keyboard product B1 Pro, which features "thin and light" features. It supports three-mode connections, is equipped with a self-developed web driver, weighs 425g, and supports three device connections in Bluetooth mode. .

This keyboard will be launched on the e-commerce platform for the first time at 20:00 today. This site will update the price and other information in this article at that time.

This keyboard supports self-developed web driver, supports one-stop web usage service, can be used on Mac / Win / Linux multiple systems, supports real-time online firmware upgrade (need to use wired mode to keyboard connected to the computer).

The thickness of the body including the height of the keycaps is about 5.2mm. It adopts a 75% layout and weighs about 425g. It supports 2.4G, Bluetooth 5.2, and Type-C three-mode connections. It can also communicate with up to 3 devices through Bluetooth 5.2. Connect and adapt to multiple operating systems such as Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.

Structurally, it uses spherical concave keycaps, which officials say can naturally fit the curvature of fingers and improve typing accuracy and efficiency; it adopts a scissor-foot structure, and the keyboard body has a 3.2° tilt angle, adopting an ergonomic design.

In terms of functions, it supports Fn+Shift key combination to call out emoji input, and has Mac/Win dual system keyboard layout keys. The details are as shown in the figure:

This site attaches detailed configuration information:

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