HEXGEARS has launched its WEEK Series mechanical keyboards, featuring an all-aluminum alloy body, Kailh White Jasmine low-profile switches, and tri-mode connectivity. The new lineup comes in black and white color options, with 84-key and 100-key layouts designed for users who want a compact or full-size typing setup.
The HEXGEARS WEEK series uses a minimalist design with a seamless key layout. Inside, the keyboard features a multi-layer gasket structure intended to provide a more cushioned typing experience. North-facing backlighting and side light strips add illumination to the design, while dual-directional magnetic feet allow users to adjust the keyboard’s height. The feet support 4mm and 6mm adjustments, giving users more flexibility when setting up their desk.
HEXGEARS has equipped the WEEK keyboard with Kailh White Jasmine low-profile linear switches. These switches have a total travel distance of 2.8 ± 0.25mm and an actuation travel distance of 1.3 ± 0.30mm. Their operating force is rated at 40 ± 10gf, while the rebound force is specified at 15gf or higher. The low-profile design offers shorter key travel than many conventional mechanical switches, which may appeal to users who prefer a lower typing position.
The keyboard also features double-shot injection-molded keycaps made from PBT and PC materials. This construction combines two plastics in the keycap design, supporting durable legends and a different feel from standard single-material keycaps.
Tri-mode connectivity gives the HEXGEARS WEEK series multiple connection options, although the company has not specified the individual wireless standards in the available announcement. The aluminum construction, adjustable magnetic feet, gasket structure, and lighting features position the WEEK lineup as an option for users seeking a mechanical keyboard with a metal chassis and low-profile switches.
HEXGEARS has not provided pricing or availability details in the announcement. Further information about battery capacity, polling rate, and the exact connection modes has also not been disclosed.
