WALLHACK Launches First Keyboard K-001: 65% Wired Layout

Gaming peripheral maker WALLHACK, previously known for its glass mousepads, has announced its first keyboard product, the K-001. The keyboard adopts a 65% layout and features a clean, minimalist design.

The K-001 keyboard's body is constructed from 6063 aluminum, processed using CNC, sandblasting, and anodization. Instead of traditional adjustable feet, the K-001 utilizes screw-in aluminum tilt stands providing 4° and 7° angles. A rotary knob and indicator light in the upper right corner allow for intuitive adjustment of actuation points and quick trigger settings.

The keyboard is equipped with Gateron KS-TR Linear magnetic switches, offered in various weights (standard 48–63gf) with northbound light guide columns for character illumination. The keycaps are made of PBT material using a two-color injection molding process for translucency. Internally, it employs a Tray Mount system with an anodized black aluminum plate and four layers of damping material.

The PCB, codenamed CORE-MK1, supports an 8kHz polling rate and a 16kHz scan rate, enabling an input latency of 0.13 milliseconds and a precision of 0.01mm.