Roll out the red carpet, fellow tech enthusiasts! Feast your eyes on the Black Hat Hacker Pro K81 Folding Keyboard—the 007 of keyboards. It folds faster than a ninja on an energy drink binge, and it’s so sleek you might mistake it for a classified document. Fashioned from ABS (No, not the six-pack kind, we're talking high-grade plastic here), it's robust, yet lightweight. Perfect for those midnight coding marathons or a heated gaming session. Oh, and it loves playing peek-a-boo, automatically switching on/off when you unfold or fold it.
Inside, the Pro K81 hides a brains-and-brawn combo: a BCM20730 Mainchip with BT 3.0, all wrapped in an ultra-slim form that feels as premium as it looks. It’s energy-efficient magic: working current < 2.6mA and standby current < 0.4mA, so you can keep typing without guilt. And yes, it sips power so you can stay on standby longer than your last workout playlist.
Key Features & Design
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Material: ABS
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Automatically switch on/off: Automatically switch on/off when you unfold or fold it
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Mainchip: BCM20730 (Broarcom) Mainchip, BT 3.0
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Operating Frequency: 2.402-2.480GHz
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Material: ABS
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Working Voltage: 2.0V~3.3V
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Working Current: < 2.6mA
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Standby Current: < 0.4mA
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Stand-by: < 60 days
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Support Systems: IOS, Android, Windows
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Color: black, silver+black
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Compatible with: Android OS, Apple's IOS, Microsoft Windows, MAX OS, Sony Play-Station, Nintendo
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Operating Range: 10M
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Charging Time: 2 hours
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Operation Style: Scissor
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Interface: Bluetooth
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Wireless & Multimedia Keys: Yes
With a Bluetooth interface, you stay untangled from wires, while wireless and multimedia keys keep things convenient and fun. The scissor-switch design reduces bulk and delivers a smooth, responsive typing experience—no more slamming keys in the name of speed. And yes, it’s certified for safety and compliance with CE and RoHS, so you can type with confidence.
Charge up in just 2 hours, and enjoy a generous 10-meter operating range so you can pace around your desk, coffee in hand, while you type. It’s not just a keyboard—it’s a statement. Your statement.
