Woot is offering the Keychron V1 mechanical keyboard for $44.99, matching its all-time low price, through April 25th, according to theverge.com.
The deal applies specifically to the wired model featuring red switches. Other configurations of the keyboard are also on sale at Amazon and directly from Keychron for approximately $25 more, the outlet reported.
Designed as a 75 percent layout, the V1 mimics a laptop-style keyboard by omitting the numpad. Theverge.com noted that the board's typing experience nearly matches more expensive mechanical keyboards and features a sturdy build.
Customizable features and hardware specs
Users can modify the keyboard's feel using hot-swappable switches, allowing for easy replacement of the default red switches. The device also supports VIA software for creating custom keys, shortcuts, and RGB backlighting profiles.
Key hardware features include durable double-shot PBT keycaps and a physical toggle switch on the back to transition between Mac and Windows modes.
Other tech hardware deals include the Skullcandy Method 360 ANC wireless earbuds, currently priced at $77.99 at Amazon and Best Buy. These earbuds, created in partnership with Bose, feature a four-mic hybrid active noise cancellation system and three different ear gel sizes.
Additionally, the 15.6-inch Espresso Lite 15 portable monitor is available for $219 at Amazon. The 1080p panel uses a single USB-C cable for power and includes a magnetic folding stand.
