TKL: 87 keys without a numpad
The F87 Pro V2 drops the numpad while retaining F1–F12, arrows and a separate navigation cluster. This familiar TKL suits a desk where space beside the mouse matters. The current configuration uses mechanical Greywood V4 switches.
LED matrix and dual 8K reporting
An LED matrix and RGB distinguish the F87 Pro V2 from a conventional TKL. AULA specifies reporting up to 8000 Hz over cable and wireless receiver. Gasket mounting and seven layers of padding complement the mechanical construction, with hot-swap for compatible switches.
Three modes and replaceable switches
USB, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth keep one key layout available across devices. Every key supports hot-swap, so compatible mechanical switches change without a soldering iron. Connection choice and typing feel can be adjusted independently without replacing the keyboard.