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Kinesis Mechanical Keypad for PC

Name: Kinesis Mechanical Keypad for PC
SKU: AC210USB-blk
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $179.30.Current price is: $155.10.

Heavy-duty with Cherry MX Brown mechanical key switches.

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SKU: AC210USB-blk Categories: Ergonomic Desktop Aids, Keyboards, products, Sale

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The Kinesis Mechanical Keypad is ideal for heavy 10-key users, and the perfect companion for "tenkeyless" keyboards such as the Kinesis Freestyle2, Freestyle Pro, and Advantage2, or laptop users.

The 2-port USB hub enables you to easily connect other low-power input devices such as mice and flash drives without having to access USB ports on the back of the computer.

Cherry MX Mechanical Switches

The keypad utilises Cherry MX Brown mechanical key switches, the same low-force, tactile mechanical key switch used in the popular Advantage2 and Freestyle Pro keyboards.

Mechanical switches are spring-loaded for a quick rebound to improve both speed and accuracy, and are rated for 50 million keystrokes for unmatched durability.

Ergonomics Behind a Stand-Alone Keypad

Using an external keypad is ergonomically sound because it gives the users flexibility in positioning the keypad when in use to the right or left of the keyboard, or between the key modules of a split keyboard. When not in use, users can move the keypad out of the way and enjoy more desk space and closer mouse placement.

Alternative Spellings: numeric keypad, numpad, number pad, separate keypad, key pad, numeric pad, calculator

Dimensions:

Height: 32mm
Width: 95mm
Depth: 152mm
Cord Length: 1.8m

Key Switch:

Cherry MX Brown, Tactile Mechanical
- Peak Force: 55 grams
- Activation Force: 45 grams
- Travel Distance: 4.1mm

System Compatibility:

Windows

Weight: 281gr

Colour: Black

Delivery Time: 3-7 Weekdays from Order Confirmation

Warranty: 2 Years

Troubleshooting:

Issue 1: Removing Debris from the Keys

The keyboard can be cleaned with compressed air (Office Works, Bunnings, Harvey Norman) or a soft brush.

Before cleaning the keyboard, switch the keyboard off.

If using compressed air:

tilt the keyboard slightly to one side. This helps any dust and debris to fall out as you clean.
Hold the canister upright and use short bursts of air to blow out dust and debris from between the key
Keep the nozzle a few centimetres away from the keyboard to avoid moisture buildup

A soft brush can be used to gently dislodge debris.

The keycaps can be removed:

Keycaps can be removed using a keycap puller. Alternatively, if a kepcap puller is not available, you can use two paper clips. Bend the paper clips into a hook or "J" shape, and gently insert them under the keycap. Then, pull the keycap straight up to remove it.
Once the keycaps re removed, they can be cleaned and the area underneath can be cleaned with compressed air or with a soft brush.
To reattach the keycaps, align the keycap and press it into place.