Lenovo Launches Affordable Xiaoxin K5 RGB Mechanical Keyboards

Lenovo Launches Affordable Xiaoxin K5 RGB Mechanical Keyboards

Lenovo has introduced the Xiaoxin K5 series of custom mechanical keyboards, featuring a variety of options. These keyboards have a 79-key layout and a multifunctional media knob, starting at 129 yuan ($18).

Lenovo Xiaoxin K5 Keyboard Series Specifications

The Xiaoxin K5 series allows for full-key hot-swappable switches, enabling users to easily personalize their typing experience. These keyboards feature a Gasket structure for a cushioned and bouncy typing experience and include a multimedia knob for easy control of various functions without needing additional drivers.

The K5 Pro version is equipped with a 4000mAh battery. All models include multiple layers of sound dampening materials, such as an IXPE underlay and EVA sandwich cotton, to minimize noise and create a quieter typing environment. The K5 Pro supports wired, 2.4G, and Bluetooth connections, providing flexibility for use with different devices.

Lighting and Switch Options

The series offers various lighting choices. The K5 model comes with white backlighting and 11 lighting effects, whereas the K5 Pro features colorful RGB lighting with a rear ambient light strip, 13 lighting effects, and five brightness levels.

Users have the option to choose from three types of Huannuo switches: the Huano Blue Switch, a tactile switch with an actuation force of 50±10gf; the Mint Jelly Switch, similar to Holy Panda switches with an actuation force of 55±10gf; and the Mint Milk Green Switch, a linear switch with an actuation force of 42±10gf. These switches are pre-lubed for a smoother and more stable typing experience.

Additional Features and Availability

The Xiaoxin K5 keyboards are optimized for Lenovo laptops, supporting functions like Fn + S to activate the Lenovo Xiaotian AI agent and Fn + Q to switch performance modes. The multifunctional knob can switch functions using the Fn and arrow keys, allowing users to control volume, backlighting, multimedia, and window zoom without the need for drivers.

The keyboards come in several color options: the K5 Entry-level model in White Chocolate Brownie or Black Chocolate Brownie with a wired single mode and Huano Blue switch; the K5 Professional model in Cream Mint with a wired single mode and Mint Milk Green switch; and the K5 Pro model in Peach Mint or Black Chocolate Sandwich with wireless three-mode connectivity and Mint Milk Green or Mint Jelly switches.

The K5 Professional will be available for purchase on May 31, while the other models will be available starting June 10. Earlier this month, Lenovo also released the MK9 mechanical keyboard, featuring a 98-key Gasket layout, Type-C connectivity, and a rotary volume knob.

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