If you are a fan of Chinese sci-fi flicks, you are going to love The Wandering Earth II x SF keyboard from NuPhy. SF [CH] is a Chinese branding company, btw. Based on the Field75 wireless mechanical gaming keyboard which already has a pretty sci-fi-ish aesthetic, the NuPhy The Wandering Earth II KOL Keyboard features a heavy industrial sci-fi aesthetic with a light gray base accented by the theme colors of the movie.
Expect to find design elements inspired by scripts found in Unicode, as well as personalized legends that contain subtle details from the Chinese sci-fi flick. Oh, in case anyone’s wondering. The Wandering Earth is based on the Chinese sci-fi novel of the same name by Chinese author of Three-body Problem, Liu Cixin.
The NuPhy The Wandering Earth II KOL Keyboard features KeyTok keycaps made from PBT materials, ensuring high resistance to grease and scratches. These keycaps boast durable legends and vibrant colors, enhanced by a dye-sublimation process that delivers detailed and layered visuals.
The keyboard includes 154 keys, supporting a variety of compact layouts, including 60%, 65%, 75%, and TKL, and is compatible with NuPhy models like Halo65, Halo75, Halo96, Field75, and Gem80.
The double-shot process used in the keycaps combines transparent and non-transparent sides to redistribute light efficiently, providing functional illumination without excessive brightness. The ergonomic design of the keycaps ensures a comfortable typing experience.
If anyone’s down, NuPhy The Wandering Earth II KOL is available now for a wallet-friendly US$69 from nuphy.com.
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