Rapoo

Rapoo NK2000 keyboard Universal USB QWERTY Black

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18668
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Spill Resistant Wired Keyboard
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Laser carved keycap

Keycap printing adopts laser carving technology that makes it wearable, durable and long lifetime.

Anti-oxidation sealed membrane

The sealed membrane ensures a longer keyboard lifetime.It prevents oxidizing of the inside circuit, which may cause defect keys.

Spill-resistant design

The deliberately designed drain hole can easily discharge the liquid from the keyboard to free you from the worry about accidental spilling of coffee and tea and make your life more comfortable.

Multimedia hotkeys
Multimedia hotkeys give you quick access to functions like media player, homepage, volume adjustment and more.
Keyboard
Keyboard key switchMembrane
Country of originChina
Recommended usageUniversal
Keyboard styleStraight
Keyboard form factorFull-size (100%)
Keyboard layoutQWERTY
Hot keysYes
Wrist restYes
Windows keysYes
Pointing deviceNo
Numeric keypadYes
Connectivity technologyWired
Device interfaceUSB
Multimedia keysYes
Design
Country of originChina
Built-in displayNo
Product colourBlack
Protection featuresSpill resistant
Keyboard styleStraight
BacklightNo
Surface colorationMonochromatic
Wrist restYes
Technical details
Product colourBlack
Protection featuresSpill resistant
BacklightNo
Surface colorationMonochromatic
Windows keysYes
Numeric keypadYes
Number of products included1 pc(s)
Connectivity technologyWired
Multimedia keysYes
Commodity Classification Automated Tracking System (CCATS)84716060000
Ergonomics
Built-in displayNo
Power
Power source typeUSB
Mouse
Mouse includedNo
Packaging content
Number of products included1 pc(s)
Weight & dimensions
Keyboard weight606 g
Keyboard dimensions (WxDxH)450 x 186 x 23 mm
Packaging data
Number of products included1 pc(s)
Logistics data
Commodity Classification Automated Tracking System (CCATS)84716060000
Other features
Pointing deviceNo
Connectivity technologyWired