The X108 is NIZ's full-size board, 108 keys including a number pad, in a case about 44cm wide that weighs around 1.4kg. Like the rest of the range, it uses NIZ's electro-capacitive switches, a slider pressing a rubber dome over a spring, which feel close to Topre, and MX-style stems so Cherry-compatible keycaps fit. You choose 35g or 45g domes, and NIZ includes 10g and 20g springs so you can make individual keys heavier. NIZ updated the PCB in 2021 with media functions and Mac keycaps you can swap in, and the X108 is programmable with NIZ's software. It came in USB-only and Bluetooth versions. If you want a capacitive board with a number pad and standard keycap stems, this is NIZ's answer.
Versions
The X108 came in white or black, USB-only or Bluetooth, 35g or 45g, with or without RGB. NIZ upgraded the PCB in 2021, adding media functions and Mac keys you can swap in. The tenkeyless X87 and the compact X99 are its siblings.
Long boards have more stabilized keys to rattle, including the number pad's plus, Enter and zero keys. On Bluetooth versions, the NIZ receiver gets around older computer adapters that may not pair.
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