Peripherals

Newskill introduces TKL keyboard with Chronos TKL number pad

Spanish manufacturer Newskill Gaming has unveiled the Chronos TKL, a TKL keyboard model that breaks the mold for its category. TKL or "TenKeyLess" keyboards typically omit the numeric keypad to offer a compact peripheral and free up more space on a gaming desk or office desk.

In the case of this gaming keyboard, despite being TKL, you will have the comfort of the pad, without ceasing to be a keyboard with an optimized format. This way you can make the most of the space in your play and work area, but with all the features of a normal keyboard.

The compactness of a TKL but with a numeric pad is offered by Newskill with Chronos TKL

The Chronos TKL keyboard comes with two sets of complete keycaps, one in black and one in white, allowing for endless combinations to customize your layout. A use case is to be able to use a color to highlight the most used keys, combine both colors to make different designs, or simply choose a single color.

With its Outemu switches , the Chronos TKL keyboard is built to deliver top-notch performance for years to come. These switches have an average lifespan of around 50 million keystrokes. Its layout allows for all commonly used commands and combinations, making this mechanical keyboard with anti-ghosting technology much more than just a TKL gaming keyboard.

Not only does it allow the customization of its layout with the black and white keycaps, but it also has RGB lighting with 18 different modes. The selection of colors can be done easily through its software, as well as being able to create and save your settings, and adjust the intensity from the keyboard itself.

Through the software, you can also easily and intuitively record your macros, those command combinations that are great for you to be even faster in your games, browsing the Internet or in office automation programs. This Chronos TKL keyboard is available for pre-purchase on the Newskill website, with a RRP of
€ 59,95, and will be available soon on Amazon and PC Components.

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Benjamin Rosa

Madrileño whose publishing career began in 2009. I love investigating curiosities that I later bring to you, readers, in articles. I studied photography, a skill that I use to create humorous photomontages.

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