SureFire KingPin M1 60% Mechanical Gaming RGB Keyboard QWERTY US English
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SureFire KingPin M1 60% Mechanical Gaming RGB Keyboard QWERTY US English
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LIGHTNING FAST: The red mechanical switches have a linear travel, combined with minimal spring force, resulting in a silky-smooth keypress that’s ideal for performance gamers
60% FORM FACTOR: The KingPin M1 delivers all the functionality of a regular gaming keyboard compressed neatly to 60%
LIGHT UP THE PARTY!: The stunning RGB lighting in the SureFire KingPin M1 offers a multitude of colour options that can be programed in with the software supplied
TECHNICAL DETAILS |
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| Brand | SureFire |
| Model | KingPin M1 60% Mechanical Gaming RGB Keyboard QWERTY US English |
| Lighting modes | 6 |
| Size | 293mm x 104mm x 42mm (height including feet) |
| Response Time | 1ms |
| Key Technology | Mechanical |
| System Requirements | Windows, Mac OS, Chrome OS |
| Compatible Devices | PC, Laptop, Games Console |
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The First Gaming Headset Was Created by a Fighter Pilot
The first noise-canceling headset, now a staple for gamers, was invented in 1958 by Amar Bose (founder of Bose Corporation) for airline pilots. Gamers later adopted this technology for an immersive, distraction-free gaming experience.
Mechanical Keyboards Were Originally Made for Typewriters
Modern mechanical gaming keyboards trace their origins to typewriters from the 1800s. Their tactile feedback and clicky switches were later adapted for gaming, offering better response times and durability for competitive play.
The First Gaming Mouse Had a Ball Inside
Before optical and laser sensors, gaming mice used a mechanical rubber ball for movement. Players had to clean the ball regularly to prevent dust buildup, which could affect accuracy—something unimaginable in today’s precision gaming!
Gaming Chairs Were Inspired by Race Car Seats
High-end gaming chairs, like those from DXRacer, originate from racing car seats. The ergonomic design, high backrest, and side supports were first used in race cars to keep drivers comfortable and focused during long hours—now, they do the same for gamers!
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