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Keychron Premium Coiled Aviator USB Cable | Type-C + USB-A Adapter | Detachable Aviator Connector | 108 cm

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Keychron Premium Coiled Aviator USB Cable | Type-C + USB-A Adapter | Detachable Aviator Connector | 108 cmElevate your setup with a stylish, durable cable for Keychron and other mechanical keyboards. Quick Specs Features a detachable aviator connector for easy customisation. Offers both Type C and USB A connectivity for versatile use. Provides a total length of 108 cm for flexible setup options. Crafted with high quality TPE and nylon woven fabric for durability. Compatible with a wide range of Keychron mechanical keyboards. Unleash Peak Keyboard

Elevate your setup with a stylish, durable cable for Keychron and other mechanical keyboards.

Quick Specs

  • Features a detachable aviator connector for easy customisation.
  • Offers both Type-C and USB-A connectivity for versatile use.
  • Provides a total length of 108 cm for flexible setup options.
  • Crafted with high-quality TPE and nylon woven fabric for durability.
  • Compatible with a wide range of Keychron mechanical keyboards.

Unleash Peak Keyboard Aesthetics with a Coiled Keyboard Cable

Enhance your mechanical keyboard with the Keychron Premium Coiled Aviator Type-C Cable. More than just a cable, this coiled keyboard cable is a statement piece designed to complement your keyboard and elevate your desk setup. Perfect for enthusiasts who value both form and function, this cable combines durability with a sleek, professional look. Upgrade your setup with a premium coiled Type-C cable, designed for both style and performance.

Seamless Connectivity and Style with Your Coiled Type-C Cable

The Keychron Premium Coiled Aviator USB Cable offers universal compatibility and exceptional build quality. Whether you are connecting to a modern Type-C port or a traditional USB-A, this cable has you covered. The aviator connector adds a touch of sophistication, allowing you to quickly swap cables and customise your setup with ease. This coiled keyboard cable is more than just a connection; it's an aesthetic upgrade.

Built to Last, Designed to Impress with Keychron's Coiled Keyboard Cable

Crafted from premium materials, including thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) and nylon woven fabric, this coiled Type-C cable is designed to withstand daily wear and tear. The coiled design not only looks great but also prevents tangling, keeping your workspace clean and organised. The robust construction ensures a long lifespan, making it a worthwhile investment for any keyboard enthusiast.

Optimised for Keychron Keyboards

Specifically designed for Keychron keyboards, this cable ensures optimal performance and a perfect aesthetic match. Compatible with a wide range of models, including the Q, V, and K series (see compatibility notes for exclusions), it provides a reliable connection and enhances the overall look of your keyboard setup. Enjoy seamless integration and a polished, professional appearance with this superior coiled keyboard cable.

Customise Your Experience

The detachable aviator connector is more than just a visual feature; it offers practical benefits for customisation. Easily switch between different cable colours and styles to match your keyboard and desk setup. The secure connection ensures stable data transfer and power delivery, so you can focus on your work or gaming without interruption. Experience the ultimate customisation with a premium coiled Type-C cable.

Features

  • Provides a reliable connection between your keyboard and computer.
  • Offers both Type-C and USB-A connectivity for versatile compatibility.
  • Enhances your desk setup with a premium, stylish coiled keyboard cable design.
  • Ensures long-lasting performance with high-quality materials.
  • Allows quick cable swaps and customisation options.
  • Keeps your workspace organised and tangle-free with its coiled design.
  • Offers broad compatibility with Keychron and other mechanical keyboards; perfect as a coiled Type-C cable.

Specifications

  • Aviator Port: 5 Pin (GX16)
  • Material: Thermoplastic Elastomer TPE + Nylon Woven Fabric + PET Woven Fabric
  • Connection Type: Type-C cable + Type-A to Type-C adapter
  • Straight Cable Compatible Keyboards:Q Pro,Q Max,Q HE,81 Pro, K10 Pro,V,V-Max
  • Lemokey L, P, C Pro series keyboards, and low-profile Keychron keyboards.
  • Angled Cable Compatible Keyboards: K, K Pro, K Max K HE series keyboards (Excluding low-profile
    ●    Keychron keyboards, K4 Pro and K10 Pro).
  • Coil Length: 14 cm
  • Normal Length: 94 cm
  • Total Length: 108 cm
  • Note: So far the premium coiled aviator cable is not compatible with C series keyboards.

What's in the Box

  • 1x Keychron Premium Coiled Aviator Type-C
  • 1x USB-A to Type-C Adapter

Why Keychron

Keychron is committed to providing innovative, high-quality mechanical keyboard solutions for discerning users in South Africa. With a focus on customisation, durability, and aesthetic design, Keychron products enhance your computing experience, reflecting both performance and style. Choose Keychron for a superior keyboard experience tailored to your needs, enhanced by a premium coiled keyboard cable.

** Please note : Keyboard is for display purposes only

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