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Shura 60% Bluetooth Programmable Trackpoint Keyboards
From £189.00 inc. VAT
Shura 60% Bluetooth Programmable Trackpoint Keyboards
Overview
The Shura is a Bluetooth and USB programmable 60% style keyboard with a built in trackpoint/nipple style pointing device. It has a PC UK layout and comes with some additional key caps, a key puller, some rubber covers for the trackpoint, some o-rings for the mouse button and 2 x AA batteries.
The keyboard has Cherry MX Brown Tactile switches for the keyboards keys and Cherry MX Low Profile RGB Red switches for the pointing device buttons, there’s a USB-C port at the back of the keyboard for its detachable cable (USB-C to USB A), Bluetooth on/off switch, Bluetooth connect button, cover for the 2 x AA batteries, 6 dip switches on the keyboards base and two flip up legs.
The dip switches adjust the keyboards layout and mouse functions, programming is via a web interface.
- Layout: UK-ISO
- Cherry MX1A Brown switches
- Keycap material: ABS Laser print
- N-Key rollover
- Programmable
- Case: ABS
- Bluetooth Interface: BLE 5.0
- Wired Interface: USB 2.0 A Type to Type-C
- Windows / Mac OSX / Linux compatible
- Cable length: 1.5 metre
- Dimensions: 31.3 x 13.5 x 3.3 cm
- Weight: 1.0 kg
- Programmable site : program.tex.com.tw/shura
A Bluetooth version 4 or higher transceiver will be required to use this keyboard in Bluetooth mode.
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Kevin –
Switch Type: CHERRY MX Brown Layout: United Kingdom
I already have two Tex Shinobi keyboards but needed something smaller to use with my work laptop and the Shura fits the role perfectly.
Despite the size I can configure it so that all the keys I need are easily available. It’s quieter than the Shinobi (less echo in the case) and the build quality feels excellent.