Keychron is a renowned manufacturer of wireless mechanical keyboards, which are popular for their unique combination of aesthetics and functionality. Known for their diverse range, they offer keyboards tailored to various user needs, from gaming to professional typing. Their products are highly praised for their sleek design, impressive battery life, and seamless cross-platform compatibility. The company has made its entry into the gaming segment with the launch of its new gaming keyboard, Lemokey. The division’s debut product is the Lemokey L3, a crowdfunded full-length gaming keyboard that boasts a strong, customizable aluminium body.
The Lemokey L3 has 3 different keycap colour scheme options to choose from
The Lemokey L3 separates itself from the pack with its 2.4GHz wireless connection and impressive 1,000Hz polling rate. However, its true selling point lies in its robust, customizable features. The L3 allows users to choose from three different keycap color schemes, reassign any key, and build custom macros for each key command layer, as well as a dedicated macro column. This customization extends to its physical components, which are easily removable and replaceable, providing gamers with the freedom to tailor the keyboard to their exact preferences. Connectivity is another strong point of the Lemokey L3. It can simultaneously pair with up to three devices via Bluetooth 5.1. For gamers who prioritize minimal latency, a wired option is also available.
Keychron expects to begin delivering the Lemokey L3 this coming October. Prospective buyers will need to pledge a minimum of $189 for the barebones kit, which doesn’t include caps or switches. For a fully assembled unit, the price point rises to $209. The project has already achieved its funding goals, confirming the market’s eager anticipation for the product.
However, the Lemokey L3 may not be for everyone. Gamers who favor 60 percent keyboards or prioritize space-saving above all else might not find it appealing. Likewise, top-tier esports players who demand a wired connection or have a preferred design may not gravitate towards the L3. Despite this, Lemokey’s first product may hit the sweet spot for many gamers, striking a fair balance between customization and performance – all thanks to the company’s reputation.
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