A new peripheral brand has landed in Malaysia, and it is called VOICSKY. With their initial debut, they have brought along several lines of mechanical keyboards with unique looks and a multitude of layouts to help you get out of that “gaming keyboard is the way” mindset.
The common foundation for all of them is the tri-mode connectivity – Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and USB-C for multi-device connection, as well as loads of acoustic dampening layers for refined typing sound. On top of that, there’s the Aether web-based control panel, which lets you tweak things at a hardware level without needing clunky software installs, so customization feels a lot more seamless.
First, we have the Apex series serving the flagship tier with a 75% layout built from a full CNC aluminum case rocking a gasket mount design, hotswap support, and a dedicated knob alongside ~400 hours of battery life and powered by the Tone Linear switches.
Meanwhile, the Echo series is offered in 75% and 96% (1800) layouts, and comes equipped with a built-in 1.14-inch screen that displays system info and GIFs + multi-function knob. There are also a couple of color options featuring accented keycaps made from different materials, so there are a few style points here.
The Pulse Series shifts focus more toward aesthetics. Available in similar layout options, it’s all about color variety – whether you want something bold or more subtle – while still keeping performance intact with tactile switches and a familiar knob setup. Or for the TKL gang, the Atmos series is made for that, in addition to that special pixel-style display with customizable lighting effects, and what’s interesting is that the display itself can be detached and swapped out for regular keys if you want a cleaner look.
You also have the Tune series made for a compact setup, thanks to the 65% layout. The black and pink colors paired with a semi-transparent case catches eye easily, while the PIXDOT display lets you showcase pixel art directly on the keyboard, giving it a more expressive, almost collectible feel.
Finally, the Nimbus series is all for gaming – 65% layout, vertical dynamic screen for real-time info and animations, along with a transparent housing and full RGB lighting. It keeps things performance-focused with hotswap switches and quick-access controls.
Wanna try out before you buy? Then head to Fahrenheit88 Mall as they are currently running a small pop-up store right now and until April 14. You may also win something on the spot by participating in activities.
