OnePlus Set to Introduce Its First Keyboard With Customisable Design: Details

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OnePlus is all set to unveil its first customisable mechanical keyboard. The product, which will launch for global markets, is a part of products that will be unveiled through OnePlus Featuring. The Shenzhen-based company has earlier notified about revealing the product on December 15. While an official unveiling is still awaited, OnePlus has teased several details about its first keyboard. As confirmed by the company so far, the OnePlus Keyboard has been developed in collaboration with keyboard manufacturing firm Keychron. 

OnePlus introduced a new platform named OnePlus Featuring in December, aimed at delivering co-created products to its users. Through this platform, the company will soon be unveiling its first-ever keyboard, which will be easily customisable. The mechanical keyboard featuring Keychron technology comes with a double gasket design, which will avoid loud typing sounds. 

In an official Twitter post earlier today, the company teased the upcoming unveiling of the keyboard. 

OnePlus founder Pete Lau first announced the OnePlus Keyboard while introducing OnePlus Featuring earlier this month through a tweet. 

While not much is known about the OnePlus Keyboard yet, the company has teased several features. The keyboard will have an aluminium build to make it lightweight to carry. Moreover, it will be compatible for Mac, Windows and Linux. The layout will be similar to MacBook keyboard, but can work with MS Windows as well. 

As mentioned above, the OnePlus Keyboard will have customisable features. One of them is hot-swappable functionality that lets users change switches for unique personalisation. Another feature is the inclusion of open-source firmware like QMK and VIA. 


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