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KEMOVE Shadow Wired/Wireless 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,Hot Swappable Keyboard RGB Backlit PBT Keycaps Full Keys Programmable - 3000mAh Battery(Gateron Brown Switch)

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Size: Gateron Brown


Color: Black


Features

  • Mini Compact 61 Keys Layout & Solid Build Quality & Powerful FunctionsKEMOVE 60 percent mechanical keyboard is good for home and office use, without Numpad, more practical for gamers and typists, free up more space for your desktop. Equipped with pre-lubed stabilizers, collapsible 8.5 rubber feet, and PBT double-shot keycaps that have much higher oil resistance and hardness than ABS keycaps, and good light transmission.
  • Dual Mode - Bluetooth 5.1 Wireless & Wired Modes - 3000mAh Battery, Compatible with Windows/Mac/IOS/AndroidKEMOVE 60% wired & wireless gaming keyboard stands out of the crowd by using the Certified Bluetooth 5.1 technology to guarantee stable and faster connections in 10 meters with up to 3 devices for multitasking on a clutter-free desk, switch seamlessly. Come with 60 inches detachable braided USB Type-C cable, plug and play.
  • Fully DIY- Hot Swappable Gateron Mechanical Switches & Universally Compatible PBT Double-Shot KeycapsAllowing you to enjoy the fun of building a highly customized mechanical keyboard that perfectly suits your typing and gaming habits anytime, anywhere. Replaceable with 95% of the 3-Pin/5-Pin mechanical switches and almost all standard keycaps in the market. The package comes with a keycap puller, a switch puller, and 3 extra Gateron mechanical switches for you to enjoy different experiences.
  • 16.8 Million RGB Backlight Available & Music Reactive Mode & Per-Key Lighting CustomizationSoftware Real-time Interactive Lighting Effects - you can adjust the lighting effects in the software at will, and countless kinds of lighting effects will be fed back to your keyboard in real time. You can edit and superimpose a variety of light effects, music rhythm effects, lights pulse to the sound effect of the player, no external sound source is required.
  • Macro Customization & 4 Configuration Layers & Full Keys Programmable & FN Key Customization & Large On-board Memory & 100% Anti-ghostingPersonalize your own function keys as you wish. The Onboard memory unit can store a slew of settings like macros, backlight effects and customized Fn combinations, and save the configuration to the keyboard, supports the use in Bluetooth mode. Support NKRO in USB mode and 6KRO in Bluetooth mode.

Description

The KEMOVE Shadow Mechanical Keyboard has perfect mini size and unique double-layer splicing design, two rubber feet heights are adjustable, independent battery switch and Windows & Mac switch, NXP high-end 64-bit master control, RGB independent control IC, hot-swap mechanical switch(3-pin or 5-pin) and 3000mAh large-capacity battery. Ultra-Fast Wireless and Wired Modes USB Wired Mode: Connect the Type-C cable to the PC, the keyboard will automatically convert to the Wired Mode. Wireless Mode: Bluetooth 5.1, Connect Using Low Latency. Connect a new device: Press "FN+ Z/X/C" for more than 6 seconds, the Bluetooth is in the pairing status when the indicator key is slowly flashing red and blue alternately. This keyboard is as “Kemove61M” on your device. Reconnect devices: Short press FN+Z/X/C, the Bluetooth keyboard enters the reconnection status, the indicator light quickly flashes in blue. Q&A · How to know whether you're in Bluetooth mode? - When you press the Fn and any of z/x/c lights up. · How to switch from Bluetooth to wired mode? Press fn+ any of Z/X/C which lights up. · Is the switch on the keyboard's side the Bluetooth switch? No, it's the power switch. Powerful Dedicated KEMOVE Software 1. Bright RGB lighting: Built-in multiple RGB effects and support customized dynamic lighting effects. More than 16 million lights are available.2. Music Reactive Mode: Lights pulse to the sound effects of the player.3. Customizable 4 Preset Configuration Layers: Create your exclusive typing experience. 4. Full Keys Programmable: All buttons are programmable and FN key can be defined as any key, built-in large-capacity onboard memory, you can customize click/magic FN function. 5. Macro: One keystroke for all you want. Program custom macros or remap keys for an advanced gaming experience6. Program Association Settings: you can specify different programs to apply different button settings and Lighting effects, keyboard layout settings, and macro settings. 7. Support Hardware Detection and Battery Level Detection in the Software.8. Adjust the Sleep Settings and Sleep Time: you can even adjust the polling rate of the keyboard. 9. Free Definition of FN Key: Customized change plan, one-key macro setting, drive setting, lighting setting, key setting, preference setting as you want.10. Firmware and Software Update: improve user experience of your KEMOVE. Detachable Braided Type-C Cable √ 60 inch detachable braided Type-C cable is widely compatible with most devices. √ The L-shaped interface is more durable and ensures a stable connection during the gameplay. √ 8° Ergonomic Design: two sturdy feet under the keyboard - fix it to the desktop at an appropriate tilt. Double Shot PBT Keycaps √ Double Shot PBT Keycap, OEM profile, Full Closed Characters, Good Light Transmittance. √ Unique Side Engraving Design - cooler and more effective against wear and tear. Anti-Ghosting Keys √ Support NKRO in USB mode, so you can work freely in the game. √ Support 6KRO in Bluetooth mode to meet your daily office and writing needs. Read more Package Included: 1 KEMOVE DK61 Mechanical Keyboard1 USB- Type-C Cable1 Keycap Puller1 Switch Puller3 Extra Gateron Mechanical Switches (White, Green, Yellow)1 User Manual More Key Combination: FN+N = NKRO / 6KROFN+WIN = Lock/Unlock the WIN keyFN+Spacebar = Lock the FN key, unlock by pressing the Spacebar againFN+BackSpace = Turn on/off RGB effectFN+ Caps LK = Change static light colours (in static RGB mode)FN+Enter for 5 seconds = Power saving mode, press again to exit


Product Dimensions: 11.54 x 4.09 x 1.5 inches


Item Weight: 1.47 pounds


Manufacturer: KEMOVE


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: KEMOVE DK61


Batteries: 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 19, 2020


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    • 3 month update. Satisified but not completely free of problems.
Size: Gateron Brown Color: Black
KEMOVE's Snowfox/Shadow is a great entry option to dip your feet into the expensive world of mechanical keyboards. It's nice to be able to use it both wireless and wired with a mostly seamless experience switching between wired/wireless modes as well as switching between the three different wireless pairings this keyboard supports. The $90 price-point is alright for what this keyboard's worth. It comes pre-installed with a set of PBT shine-through keycaps plus everything mentioned in this review. In addition it does feel like the board had its stabilizers pre-lubed whereas the rest of the keyboard isn't. I've yet to open this keyboard and do my own modifications but rest assured you should be able to (with the exception of the case). As for issues the software is hot garbage, though it's allegedly improved over time I ultimately deleted it from my computer not only because it's difficult to use (such as setting a per-key RGB option) and over a concern of privacy. Another thing that really stands out is at least twice a day I deal with "stuck" keys and the only way to stop the keyboard from typing the stuck key infinitely is to hold the key in or turn the board off and on again. I've had connectivity issues as well and even this being the case when I have the keyboard plugged in. Overall I'm still happy with my purchase but personally I will be doing a custom build after this thing has had its run or when I have the money to blow. Battery lasts a full day of use, layer keys are fairly easy to use and even without the software there's still a few RGB effects to play around with. If Amazon were to support half-stars I'd give this something in between a 3 and 4 star rating. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2021 by Sakura
    • Latest version - Lubed but Mushy Stabs
Size: Gateron Yellow Color: Black
Edit - Clip your stabs and the mushiness will go away, but the stabs still rattle when you do this. You can fold a band aid over the edge of the stab hole (on the plate) to squeeze it into place a little bit too. This makes the keyboard sound a lot better, but it won't come anywhere near a proper aluminum case. I got this keyboard because I wanted a decent hotswap board that allowed me to try different switches without desoldering anything. I just got this keyboard in the mail about two days ago and wanted to share my thoughts. The keyboard I received as of 1/10/2020 is the latest version of the board. I picked the black (Shadow) variant, meaning that mine shipped with black stabilizers that have been lubed. If you buy the Snowfox variant, the stabilizers will be white. The previous version of the board shipped with yellow stabilizers. I looked under the stabs and don't see any rubber or "band-aid" underneath. Build quality - Pretty decent for a plastic case. Definitely feels heavier than I expected. The PBT keycaps are pretty good as well with a good amount of shine-through for the RGB, but some of them have a slight bit of "spottiness" that prevents the light from fully shining through. Seems to be a common thing with doubleshot RGB-compatible keycaps on other boards as well. Doesn't affect the look of the board too much imo. Do be aware that you CANNOT case swap this keyboard with an aluminum case like the Tofu because it uses a different screw layout. Kemove has announced their own aluminum case on their forums, but it's more expensive than the board itself and looks really ugly in my opinion (it's all round and wide looking). Short version - you're stuck with the plastic case this comes with, but it's not a bad case. Stabilizers - As I said above, my board shipped with the most recent changes to the stabilizers, meaning they are heavily lubed (I thought they were band aid modded, but upon taking them out, the PCB is exposed and has lube on it). Pressing the stabilized keys has little to no rattle aside from the space bar, but my god they are MUSHY feeling. None of the stabilized keys have any sort of "thock" when pressed; they bottom out and almost sound like they are hitting rubber. With a keycap removed, the stems do wobble quite a bit, and the stabilizers themselves do move around in the plate when touching them. Personally the way the stabilized keys feel out of the box is the worst part about the board imo, but some might like it I guess. Hotswap functionality - Works fine as expected, and I'm able to fit all of my test switches into the board without issues. Make sure if you have the keyboard angled up that you push the switches in at a slight upward angle or else they won't seem to fit. I found out that I like Kailh Box Blacks because of this board. RGB - It's pretty good, and it's way brighter than my Ducky Shine 6 with both at full brightness. I will say that this keyboard does offer a lot of built-in presets for the RGB, and they can easily be switched between without using the software. Some of the best presets are actually only usable by activating them in the software though, so if you want to try each individual effect, you'll have to install it and manually select them. I didn't have too many issues getting the RGB to show up the way I wanted it, but I do wish you could customize each "preset" on the board and save it so you can switch between them on the fly without using the software like I can on my Ducky (seems like the built-in presets cannot be overwritten, as far as I know). Software - As everyone else has said, it sucks. The reason WHY it sucks is because a lot of the options don't even make sense. Setting up the RGB effects is pretty straightforward, but there are a lot of "+" buttons that don't even signal what you are adding, or bring up a menu with a list that just says "Default" without even telling you what it is. It seems like you're able to set up your layers with the software, but as I said, nothing is labeled which makes it appear very confusing. I don't really plan on messing with the layout anyway, but it's not something I would attempt without reading some kind of guide. Overall, it's a good board for the price. Just be aware that your stabilized keys will feel mushy and that the software is absolutely just as bad as everyone else has said. If you just plan on using this for gaming or something, it's definitely good enough and feels better than a lot of "gaming brand" boards. The hotswap functionality is definitely the primary feature of this board, so it's good for testing different switches. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2021 by Phillip Rivas
    • A good keyboard with minor issues
The title says it. I enjoy the typing experience, but like most mechanical keyboards, you'll want a wrist rest or perfect ergonomics to keep your writs from hurting after extended use. We mech. keyboard nuts make a lot of sacrifices to get that mechanical experience. For example, any low profile rubber-dome option wouldn't need a rest for you to type for hours (K380 is my personal favorite). Also, for whatever reason, a Bluetooth rubber-dome keyboard will last months or better on two AAA batteries whereas mech. keyboards will last for a week at best. But we put up with these inconveniences because we got to have that clickity-clack. The build quality of this board is great. Good keycaps, stabilizers, frame. It is a pleasure to type on, but you'll probably want a wrist rest. It does everything it says it does with a few caviats, such as: 1.) the software is not great, it's confusing and doesn't offer all the features it should (such as assigning a key to launch a program), but it is a Beta release, so my hope is they will continue improving. 2.) Bluetooth connectivity to Windows 10 is OK, not great, but decent. I do get some interruptions and the occasional repeating keystroke (usually only when the batter is running low) but these are quickly fixed by turning the keyboard off and on again. 3.) this thing has a HUGE battery compared to other offerings but still will only go about a week on a charge (10hr/day use), while this isn't bad, it is nowhere near as good as my K380. Overall, I'm satisfied and WOULD recommend. It does 95% of what I want it too and that other 5% can be remedied in software updates. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2020 by dmwbnd

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