SPECIFICATIONS

Application: Desktop,Laptop,Number

Axis Body Brand: HUANO

Backlight Type: Multicolor

Battery Included: no

Brand Name: MACHENIKE

Certification: CE

Choice: yes

Full Size keyboard: No

High-concerned chemical: none

Interface Type: USB

Keyboard Standard: 94 Keys

Keycup material: PBT plastic

Keycup printing: Doublshot

Language: English

MACHENIKE Model: K500-B94

Operation Style: Mechanical

Origin: Mainland China

Package: Yes

Style: Standard,Multimedia,Gaming,For Laptop,Numeric Keyboard

Switches Hot swap: Yes

Type: Wired

Wrist Support: No

The Machenike K500 is a 90% mechanical keyboard that keeps the number pad without eating your whole desk, so your mouse gets more room to move. It's wired over a detachable USB-C cable, and the switches are hot-swappable, so you can change them without soldering.

Why it earns desk space

• 90% layout: 94 keys with a number pad and function row in a compact frame.
• Hot-swap sockets: pull a switch and push in a new one in seconds.
• PBT double-shot keycaps: legends won't wear off and the caps resist shine.
• Anti-ghosting and N-key rollover: every keypress registers, even when you're mashing several at once.
• RGB backlight: 20 built-in effects, with more available through the lighting driver.
• Detachable USB-C cable: easy to route, and easy to replace if it gets damaged.

Specs

Good to know

• Red switches are linear and quieter. Brown switches have a light bump you can feel without the click.
• The black options use a black colorway with the same switch types. Check the photos for each.
• It's wired only, with no Bluetooth or wireless receiver.
• No wrist rest is included.

FAQ

What does hot-swappable mean?

The switches sit in sockets instead of being soldered, so you can pull them and fit different ones with a switch puller.

Red or brown switches for gaming?

Reds are smooth and fast to press, which most players prefer for gaming. Browns add a small tactile bump that many people like for typing.

Does it work with a Mac?

It connects over standard USB, so it types on a Mac, but key legends are Windows-style and the lighting driver may be Windows-only.

Is 90% smaller than a full-size keyboard?

Yes. It keeps the number pad and arrows but packs them closer together, saving width on the desk.