KRUX has revealed the Drox, a compact mechanical keyboard designed for users who value portability and tactile feedback. The keyboard appeals to users who want premium typing performance in a compact form factor that avoids the size of traditional full-size models.
Compact mechanical keyboard featuring tri-mode connectivity and a built-in display for mobile professionals.
The KRUX Drox features a retro-inspired aesthetic with a 60% form factor. It is built around a five-layer gasket-mount construction that uses KRUX Violet linear switches for smooth actuation. The keyboard supports tri-mode connectivity, allowing users to connect via wired USB-C, a wireless dongle, and Bluetooth simultaneously.
Key specifications emphasize the extensive options available for personalizing the keyboard's features and aesthetics. It includes hot-swap sockets for easy switch replacement, PBT keycaps for durability, and full ARGB backlighting. A multifunction knob and a built-in display provide additional control over settings and visual feedback.
The keyboard is customizable through dedicated web-based software. The packaging includes spare switches and pullers to assist with initial setup or future modifications. These features enable buyers to adjust both the tactile response and visual design of the keyboard to match their individual needs.
The company presented the model at Computex 2026, marketing it as a flexible tool suitable for gamers and office workers alike. Its small footprint attracts mobile professionals and space-saving enthusiasts who still require durable construction and full functionality.
The KRUX Drox is confirmed as a functional mechanical keyboard with tri-mode connectivity, hot-swap support, and gasket-mount construction. It was presented at Computex 2026 as a compact option for users seeking tactile feedback and customization.
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