Keychron launches walnut-clad K2 HE mechanical keyboard with triple-mode connectivity and magnetic switches
Keychron has officially released the K2 HE All-Wood Special Edition mechanical keyboard, replacing the standard aluminum shell with a walnut wood enclosure. The keyboard retains all core features of the original K2 HE and is priced at $199.99 (approximately ¥1,414).
The K2 HE uses a 75 percent layout and is equipped with Jiadalong dual-track magnetic switches. It supports adjustable actuation points, rapid trigger mode, and 360-degree input control. The left side features a CNC-machined aluminum panel with a USB-C port and mode switch.
Connectivity includes wired USB-C, Bluetooth 5.1, and 2.4GHz wireless, with polling rates of 1000 Hz for wired and 2.4G modes, and 125 Hz for Bluetooth. The keyboard maintains full compatibility with macOS, including native support for brightness control, Mission Control, and LaunchPad via the FN key.
Additional features include RGB backlighting, screw-in PCB-mounted stabilizers, and NKRO anti-ghosting. Users can adjust lighting and key mapping directly via a web interface-no separate software required.
Important note: The keyboard only supports replacement of dual-track magnetic switches and is not compatible with standard Jiadalong magnetic switches.
Keychron, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Hong Kong, is a global manufacturer of mechanical keyboards known for its minimalist design, macOS compatibility, and enthusiast-grade features. The company offers a wide range of wireless and wired keyboards tailored for developers, creatives, and gamers. Keychron has gained popularity for its open approach to customization and support for emerging switch technologies, including magnetic and optical switches.
