The power button is located on the top right side of the keyboard.īoth the speakers and the keyboard house a built-in 2200mAh battery, with the keyboard battery being able to take over if the speakers run out of power. The design also has front-facing functional knobs that work for tuning the audio, and lighting as well, in addition to controlling audio tracks. The arrow keys can be used to adjust the audio volume as well as the LED lighting brightness under the keyboard. The KnewKey DJ88 includes 83 rounded keys, which are set very closely together. The keyboard design is a die-cast aluminum in a piano black color option that addresses audio interference issues while maintaining that the product is first a keyboard, the brand said.
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The speakers also utilize a Harman 45mm full-range driver for high frequencies and a 4D bass subwoofer for deep sounds. Noise output on the dual-channel speakers also goes up to 90 decibels from SNR (signal-to-noise ratio). In addition to its JBL sound algorithms, which provide 360-degree surround sound, the audio system on the keyboard includes an AAC decode Bluetooth 5.0 chip and a digital power amplifier. however, the brand advertises a number of interesting specifications for the keyboard. Whether it is worth the price remains to be seen. The KnewKey DJ88 is selling for ¥57,470 plus tax ticket price (approx $460). The website offers “support and digital marketing business that helps lesser-known products get noticed,” Tom’s Hardware noted. The keyboard is currently featured on the crowdfunding platform Gloture Japan. What is old is new again in the KnewKey DJ88 typewriter-style keyboard, which includes a stand to house a laptop or tablet and an embedded Bluetooth speaker powered by JBL.
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