Mechanical TKL keyboard Acer OKW132 with RGB backlighting and programmable keys

The Acer OKW132 is a mechanical TKL (87-key) keyboard with RGB backlighting and programmable keys, designed for compact desktop setups where space saving is important. It uses clicky Blue mechanical switches rated for up to 50 million presses, offers wired USB connectivity for a stable, low-latency connection, and supports hot-swap switch replacement without soldering.

Advantages

The keyboard provides a stable USB connection with near-zero input lag and tactile, audible feedback from Blue mechanical switches. Hot-swap sockets allow easy replacement of switches, while adjustable RGB lighting offers multiple effects and color options. The tenkeyless layout reduces desk footprint, and the build is designed for long lifespan and reliable daily use.

Suitable for

• Gaming where responsive mechanical keys and macro programmability are required
• Office and productivity tasks in compact workspaces
• Content creation and multimedia control using programmable keys
• Users who want to customize switches or lighting without soldering

Key specifications

• Layout: TKL (87 keys, no numpad)
• Switch type: Mechanical, Blue (clicky), rated up to 50 million presses
• Backlighting: RGB, multicolor, adjustable
• Connectivity: Wired only, USB
• Hot-swap: Yes (switch replacement without soldering)
• Dimensions: 358 × 126.5 × 32.5 mm
• Weight: 720 g
• OS compatibility: Windows, macOS, Linux
• Extras: Multimedia keys, RGB effects
• Power supply: Via USB (no battery or wireless modes)

How to use

Connect the keyboard to a computer using the included USB cable; the device does not require drivers for basic operation on Windows, macOS or Linux. Use the keyboard’s onboard controls or the provided software (if included by the manufacturer) to configure RGB lighting and program macros to the programmable keys. To replace switches, remove keycaps with a keycap puller, extract the switch from the hot-swap socket, and insert a compatible mechanical switch without soldering.

Usage recommendations

For stable performance, connect directly to a computer USB port rather than a hub. When changing switches, ensure the keyboard is unplugged and use compatible switch types. Regularly clean keycaps and switches to maintain tactile responsiveness and prolong lifespan.