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Monokei Ssytems low-profile keyboard hands-on photos

sam rutherford
Senior Writer, Reviews
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  • <p>While Monokei didn't bring a standard Stockholm Night model, it did have this customized version with its new Hyperdrive keycaps.</p>
    1/5

    Monokei Systems low-profile keyboard

    While Monokei didn't bring a standard Stockholm Night model, it did have this customized version with its new Hyperdrive keycaps.

  • <p>The Systems uses low-profile keycaps with Cherry MX-compatible stems.</p>
    2/5

    Monokei Systems low-profile keyboard

    The Systems uses low-profile keycaps with Cherry MX-compatible stems.

  • <p>Here are the main components of the Monokei Systems keyboard: top plate, bottom plate, optional faceplate, plus the PCB with switches and keycaps attached.</p>
    3/5

    Monokei Systems low-profile keyboard

    Here are the main components of the Monokei Systems keyboard: top plate, bottom plate, optional faceplate, plus the PCB with switches and keycaps attached.

  • <p>The two minor omissions on the Systems are no backlighting and no adjustable feet for adjusting the angle of the keyboard.</p>
    4/5

    Monokei Systems low-profile keyboard

    The two minor omissions on the Systems are no backlighting and no adjustable feet for adjusting the angle of the keyboard.

  • <p>Monokei's gasket socks give the Systems a hint of bounce without going overboard.</p>
    5/5

    Monokei Systems low-profile keyboard

    Monokei's gasket socks give the Systems a hint of bounce without going overboard.

<p>While Monokei didn't bring a standard Stockholm Night model, it did have this customized version with its new Hyperdrive keycaps.</p>
<p>The Systems uses low-profile keycaps with Cherry MX-compatible stems.</p>
<p>Here are the main components of the Monokei Systems keyboard: top plate, bottom plate, optional faceplate, plus the PCB with switches and keycaps attached.</p>
<p>The two minor omissions on the Systems are no backlighting and no adjustable feet for adjusting the angle of the keyboard.</p>
<p>Monokei's gasket socks give the Systems a hint of bounce without going overboard.</p>