Varmilo Sword 2-49 Retro Grey Aluminum Hotswap Dye Sub PBT Mechanical Keyboard

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Varmilo Sword 2-49 Retro Grey Mechanical Keyboard

Available Switches

Kailh BOX White thumbnailKailh BOX White
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TTC Ace thumbnailTTC Ace
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MK Holy Llama thumbnailMK Holy Llama
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Keycaps

Features

  • CNC aluminum case
  • 4 stage color separation design
  • Hot swap sockets accept 5 pin, North facing switches
  • Detachable magnetic top case
  • Small footprint: 11.5 x 4 inches
This is the 2nd generation of the Sword series. The case is made from CNC machined aluminum and has a four-stage color separation design that allows you to see the separation from multiple angles. The magnetic case top can be changed with other colorful tops. Additional colors will be added in the future. With switch options like MK Holy Llama, TTC Ace, and Kailh Box White, you can't pick wrong!

Details and Specifications

BrandVarmilo
ModelSword 2-49
SizeOther
Switch StemsMX
Physical LayoutANSI
Logical LayoutUS QWERTY
Frame ColorSilver
Frame Top MaterialAluminum
Frame Bottom MaterialAluminum
Primary LED Colorn/a
Control LED Colorn/a
Hotswap SocketsYes
Switch Mount TypePlate
Built in Audio PortNo
Built in Mic PortNo
Interface(s)USB-C
Windows CompatibleYes
Mac CompatibleYes
Linux CompatibleYes
Dimensions4.00" x 11.50" x 1.00"
Cord Length72 inches

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  • Just got it, and as a matter of fact, I'm using the little guy to type and it's all I could've ask for in this keyboard category. The only reason I had to knock off one star from an otherwise perfect score is the lack of information on how to get this to work as when you have no idea that they keyboard will not be recognized by your PC unless you use a USB cable that has USB-A to USB-C. Just imagine the excitement of getting to type your very first character only to be faced with NOTHING happening --> My laptop is of recent build and only has USB-C ports, so I was using a USB-C to USB-C cable which now I know was the cause of the anticlimactic first experience. Forget about finding proper documentation in the box, just a QR code that also leads to next to nothing in the instructions department. Was very bummed out and decided to connect to an old chromebox with that had USB-A and to great relief the little guy came to life. Nonetheless that first experience has gone sour already. Fortunately, I had an adapter that allowed to connect to my laptop and here we are. I was tempted to give it 3 but after all, it all stemmed from a lack of information and not a defect. If we are to go purely by the product itself, it's a perfect score.

  • Having received just today morning in South Korea, thank you for the safe packaging.
    first, it was quite hard time to get used to typing with this smallest keyboard I've ever had, and I still don't know where the "Caps Lock" key function is.
    I hope you supply A Good Manuals to use it, and this is quick guide for the users.

    there are 3 lights on the left side of this keyboard, from the top, this order below;
    1. Fn key function ON/off (toggle)
    2. Pn key function ON/off (toggle)
    3. Scroll lock function ON/off

    and Pn key(left) is for blue printed key function, which is left position of keycaps printed,
    on the other side, Fn key(right) is for red printed key function, which is right position of keycaps printed.

    I hope get my answer for "Caps Lock" key function, and my quick guide would be helpful for the next customers. **MK Note - Press Pn+Tab to turn on/off Capslock.**

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