Hexgears manufactures premium mechanical keyboards featuring custom Kailh switches, hot-swappable designs, and multi-device wireless connectivity for gamers and professionals.
Hexgears is a specialized manufacturer of high-performance mechanical keyboards and gaming peripherals, designed to meet the rigorous demands of e-sports enthusiasts and heavy typists. The brand distinguishes itself through a close collaboration with switch manufacturer Kailh, incorporating advanced switches—such as the Box Switch series—into their hardware to ensure precision and durability. Hexgears focuses on ergonomic innovation and robust build quality, often utilizing aircraft-grade aluminum and PBT keycaps.
The company’s product lineup spans from sleek, low-profile wireless keyboards suitable for travel to full-sized, RGB-illuminated gaming stations. Many Hexgears keyboards feature tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz Wireless, and Wired USB-C) and hot-swappable PCBs, allowing users to customize their typing feel without soldering. With broad compatibility across Windows, macOS, and Android systems, Hexgears provides versatile input solutions for modern setups.
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Most Hexgears keyboards can be reset by holding a specific key combination (often Fn + Esc or Fn + Backspace) for 3 to 5 seconds until the keyboard lights flash. Refer to your specific model's manual for the exact combination.
Typically, you can switch between paired Bluetooth devices by pressing Fn + 1, 2, or 3. Ensure the keyboard is in wireless mode before attempting to switch.
Hexgears keyboards frequently utilize Kailh Box switches (Red, Brown, or White) and other custom Kailh mechanical switches, known for their durability and dust/water resistance.
Yes, most Hexgears keyboards support macOS. You may need to toggle the system mode switch to 'Mac' or use a key combination (like Fn + A or Fn + S) to swap the modifier keys to the Mac layout.