Createkeebs LuminKey80 II

It’s a tenkeyless mechanical keyboard: it keeps the function row, navigation keys, and arrow keys while leaving out the number pad. Its CNC-machined 6063 aluminum case and external aluminum-and-stainless-steel weight give it a substantial, solid build.

Yes. The LuminKey80 II supports USB-C wired use, Bluetooth, and 2.4 GHz wireless through the included dongle. Wired and 2.4 GHz modes support a polling rate of up to 1000 Hz.

It has a rechargeable 7000mAh battery, but battery life varies with use and connection mode. A specific runtime isn’t provided, so use USB-C when you want to avoid relying on the battery.

Yes. The tri-mode PCB is hot-swappable, so compatible switches can be changed without soldering. The included Gateron Astral switches are linear, with 45g actuation force and 3.5mm total travel.

The PCB gasket mount is designed to give the board a more cushioned, less rigid feel than a firmly fixed assembly. The POM plate contributes to the overall typing feel and sound, though the result also depends on your switches and keycaps.

Yes. The LuminKey80 II supports QMK and VIA, allowing you to customize key assignments and configure supported functions. The exact setup can depend on the layout and the software configuration you use.

It is listed as compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. For wireless use, choose Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz; USB-C provides a wired connection.

No backlighting is specified for this model, so it’s best suited to users who prefer a clean, unlit keyboard rather than illuminated keys.

The hot-swap PCB supports both ANSI and ISO layouts. The standard keycaps are for the US ANSI layout, however, and ISO keycaps are not included, so an ISO build may require a separate compatible keycap set.

WK and WKL refer to different bottom-row layouts. WK versions include the Windows-key position, while WKL versions use a winkeyless layout. Check the layout details for the version you’re considering to make sure it matches your preferred key arrangement.

It comes with OEM-profile dye-sublimated PBT keycaps. PBT is commonly chosen for its durable feel, while dye sublimation embeds the legends into the material rather than relying on a surface print.

The keyboard has a fixed 8-degree typing angle and a 17.7mm front height. No adjustable feet are specified.