MSI has officially launched the Forge GK300 Wireless, a tri-mode mechanical keyboard with an 88-key TKL layout. The keyboard supports wired USB, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth connections, making it compatible with both Windows and macOS systems. It is now available in China at a starting price of 199 yuan ($28).
MSI Forge GK300 Wireless Specifications
The Forge GK300 Wireless uses a compact layout that helps reduce desk clutter while retaining a full range of essential keys. The keyboard features a black-and-red color scheme.
MSI provides two switch options for the keyboard: linear red and tactile blue. The red switches require 45±10gf of actuation force and have a 1.8±0.4mm actuation distance. The blue switches require slightly more force at 50±10gf with a 1.9±0.5mm actuation distance. Both options have a total key travel of 4.0±0.5mm and are tuned for stable keypress feedback, especially on larger keys.
The keyboard uses a gasket-mounted structure and includes five layers of sound-dampening materials. These layers consist of a PC positioning board, mid-plate foam, PET film, bottom foam, and a silicone base. This internal structure improves typing acoustics and provides a softer keystroke feel. The keycaps use a double-shot PBT molding process that helps resist wear and ensures long-term durability.
The GK300 features customizable RGB lighting with 16 dynamic effects, adjustable via a web-based platform. It packs a 3600mAh rechargeable battery for long wireless use and includes a built-in compartment for the 2.4GHz receiver to enhance portability.
In related MSI news, the company has launched the MAG 272UP QD-OLED X24 4K 240Hz gaming monitor in the US and teamed up with Mercedes-AMG to unveil special edition versions of the Prestige 16 AI+ and Stealth A16 premium laptops.
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(MSI JD)
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