The space gray AZIO FOQO Wireless Keyboard Space Grayfrom AZIO FOQO Wireless Keyboard Space Grayis their ultimate keyboard for professionals, creatives, and artists alike. The name FOQO is derived from the word "focal" for two purposes: a design inspired by cameras and their lenses, and the ability to focalize your workflow in one place. Revolutionize the way you work by programming customizable shortcuts through the central control knob. Type in confidence knowing each material is crafted for durability, and each function is made to improve efficiency.

Bluetooth & USB-C Connectivity    Gateron Brown Switches    9 LED Colors and RGB Lighting    4000mAh Battery, Charging via USB-C

Inspired by vintage rangefinder cameras, the FOQO streamlines your work through the lens-inspired Control Knob.

Designed to streamline your workflow, the Control Knob allows you to focalize your tasks in one place. There are three Control Knob modes: Multimedia, Backlight, and Macros. Program your favorite shortcuts to any of the 5 buttons on the control knob, and efficiently crush any task you throw at it.

Similar to the robust design of cameras, the dual aluminum plates and leather-textured body provide remarkable durability while achieving a sleek appearance.

The FOQO keyboard comes with 9 LED colors and 4 light modes, giving users a total of 36 backlight options for any mood and look.

Gateron Brown mechanical switches are smooth and tactile, and provide a satisfying haptic feedback with a 50 million actuation lifespan.

Simultaneously connect up to 3 devices via Bluetooth. When USB mode is selected, simply connect the included USB-C cable to your device and type away.

The FOQO keyboard is equipped with a braided USB-C cable for quick charging. Unlike older USB ports, it doesn't matter which side of the connector is up or down.

With a click of a key, switch between Windows & Mac operating systems in a flash, with built-in hotkeys for both systems.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do the keys have any depth to them or are the pretty flat? Thanks

A: The keys on the jeyboard on not flush with the board, they are a bit raised.

Q: 2. Can this keyboard work as wired one when connected to computer with provide cable?

A: The keyboard only connects via Bluetooth as its connection. The cable is only for charging. So you can use the keyboard when connected via a cable but its only function will be to charge - the actual use/connection is via Bluetooth.

Q: 3. Each individual key has a ring around it. Is that ring metal or plastic?

A: The AZIO Retro Classic BT Wireless Backlit Mechanical Keyboard (Elwood) features an aluminum frame around the keyboard, but the ring around each individual key is plastic.

Q: 4. keycap material? Double shot or printed?

A: The Keycap material on the Matias RGB Backlit Wired Keyboard for Mac (Space Gray) is printed onto the keys.

Q: 5. I have this one and I do not think this is made with aluminum. Is FK318B really made with aluminum?

A: Yes, the Matias Wired Aluminum Keyboard for Mac (Space Gray), B&H # MAFK318B, is made of aluminum.

Q: 6. Will this keyboard work with a PC running Windows 10?

A: The Satechi Slim X1 Bluetooth Backlit Keyboard is compatible with Windows 10 computers but with limited functionality.

Q: 7. Which Kailh switch is used?

A: The information provided by the manufacturer is; Mechanical Switch (by Kailh), Tactile & Clicky Feedback. Most likely this would be a blue Kailh switch.

Q: 8. Is the cap lock key lighted?

A: Yes, there is a light indicator on the top right corner of the Caps Lock key on the Dell Wireless Keyboard.

Q: 9. I use the F1-19 keys as custom shortcuts -- are the Fn keys locked to Mac-focus or can they be switched to std function keys?

A: The Matias RGB Backlit Wired Keyboard for Mac (Space Gray) does not have an Fn lock on the keyboard, but you can change the default behavior of the function keys between Mac features and standard function keys in the MacOS System Settings menu.

Q: 10. Will the Function keys work in Windows without having to press the Fn key every time?

A: They can work without having to press the Fn key every time. You would need to change this setting on your OS keyboard settings, usually listed as "Use all F1, F2 keys as standard function keys".