A full-size curved keyboard in Utah Utes colors, with 111 scissor keys that sit low and quiet under your hands. It connects five ways: wired over USB-C, through the plug-and-play 2.4 GHz receiver, or directly to three devices at once with one key to switch between them. The built-in battery runs about 90 hours on a charge and tops up from any 5 V / 1 A USB source, so there are no AAAs to hunt for. Officially licensed, printed across the whole board, and rated for three million keystrokes. Full-Size, Curved, and Quiet: 111 scissor-switch keys on a curved deck that follows your hands instead of fighting them. The travel is short and definite rather than long and mushy, and the board is rated for three million keystrokes. Five Devices, One Keyboard: Plug in over USB-C, drop in the 2.4 GHz receiver, or connect directly to three devices at once. One key switches between them, so the same keyboard drives the desktop, the laptop, and the tablet propped up next to them. Works with Mac, Windows, iPad, Android and Chrome. The plug-and-play 2.4 GHz receiver needs one free USB-A port; connecting directly needs no receiver at all. The included cable covers wired use and charging both. In the box: the keyboard, the 2.4 GHz USB receiver, a USB-C cable, and a manual. Charges from any standard 5 V / 1 A USB source or a computer USB port. A full charge runs about 90 hours of use, and the keyboard sleeps under 60 microamps, so it is not quietly draining on your desk. Ships in a frustration-free, recyclable, turtle-safe bag. No clamshell to wrestle open, and less to throw away when you are done. One-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Officially licensed. Designed and printed in Tualatin, Oregon, USA.

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Use your desktop computer for your next internet meeting with this officially licensed 1080P HD webcam. This device is truly plug and play and does not require an installation driver. Clip onto your monitor with ease and works immediately when plugged into the USB port in your computer tower or monitor. No fumbling or difficult set up required. With flicker free resolution of 1920 x 1080 this webcam works well for videoconferencing and your live broadcast needs. Designed and decorated by Keyscaper in Tualatin, Oregon, USA. Plug and Play 1080P Webcam for internet meetings HD resolution 1920 x 1080 P with flicker control Built in microphone and 20 mm focus range Works for videoconferencing and live broadcast Adjustable mount attaches to various size monitors One-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Officially licensed. Designed and printed in Tualatin, Oregon, USA.

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Over-ear headphones in Utah Utes colors, built for the trip. Thirty-five hours a charge -- our bench number, full volume, noise cancelling on -- enough for a long-haul flight and the layover after it without hunting an outlet. The cancelling works best on the steady low noise that wears you down: cabin drone, train rumble, the hum of an office. Clear highs, no bloated bass, no mushy middle. Keep a phone and a laptop connected at once, and take a call without unpairing anything. 226 grams, folds into the included soft-shell case, and the 3.5 mm cable gives you backup audio with no latency -- it works even when the battery does not. Wearing your colors through an airport is how you find out who else is flying. Officially licensed. Active noise cancelling over-ear headphones tune out the world so you can focus, work, and travel in quiet -- press the ANC button on the earcup to cut ambient noise from the office, the cabin, or the commute. Cushioned over-ear cups on a 226-gram frame that folds into the included case. The headband is rubber molded around an air cushion, so the weight sits softly over a long flight. Forty-millimeter drivers and a 500 mAh battery, measured at 35 hours with wireless audio and noise cancelling both at full volume. Built-in microphone for hands-free calls: built for calls, not for noisy rooms -- there is no noise suppression on the mic side, so whoever you are talking to hears the room too. Pairs with phones, tablets, laptops and handhelds, including the Valve Steam Deck -- iPhone and Android alike, with no receiver. Multipoint keeps two devices connected at once: a call on the second takes over, then hands back when you hang up. Game mode, a three-second hold on the play button, cuts latency to about 60 ms from roughly 300 -- and noise cancelling does not add delay either way. Good for casual and mobile play, not for competitive shooters. Includes the over-ear headphones, a soft-shell carrying case (7 x 5.75 x 3.75 inches) with a carabiner to clip it to a bag, a 20-inch USB-C charging cable, and a 48-inch 3.5 mm audio cable for wired listening. Plug in the 3.5 mm cable and the noise cancelling and wireless circuitry power down, letting the audio run straight to the earcups -- so wired listening works even with the battery completely flat, just without the cancelling. Volume syncs with the phone on iOS; on Android the two volumes stay separate. There is no transparency or ambient mode. Audio is SBC and AAC, not LDAC or aptX. Ships in minimal, frustration-free packaging -- less waste and no clamshell to wrestle open. One-year warranty against manufacturing defects. But we don't stop caring after a year -- if these give you trouble, write to support@keyscaper.com and we will see what we can do. Officially licensed. Designed and printed in Tualatin, Oregon, USA.

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A full-size curved keyboard in Utah Utes colors, with 111 scissor keys that sit low and quiet under your hands. It connects five ways: wired over USB-C, through the plug-and-play 2.4 GHz receiver, or directly to three devices at once with one key to switch between them. The built-in battery runs about 90 hours on a charge and tops up from any 5 V / 1 A USB source, so there are no AAAs to hunt for. Officially licensed, printed across the whole board, and rated for three million keystrokes. Full-Size, Curved, and Quiet: 111 scissor-switch keys on a curved deck that follows your hands instead of fighting them. The travel is short and definite rather than long and mushy, and the board is rated for three million keystrokes. Five Devices, One Keyboard: Plug in over USB-C, drop in the 2.4 GHz receiver, or connect directly to three devices at once. One key switches between them, so the same keyboard drives the desktop, the laptop, and the tablet propped up next to them. Works with Mac, Windows, iPad, Android and Chrome. The plug-and-play 2.4 GHz receiver needs one free USB-A port; connecting directly needs no receiver at all. The included cable covers wired use and charging both. In the box: the keyboard, the 2.4 GHz USB receiver, a USB-C cable, and a manual. Charges from any standard 5 V / 1 A USB source or a computer USB port. A full charge runs about 90 hours of use, and the keyboard sleeps under 60 microamps, so it is not quietly draining on your desk. Ships in a frustration-free, recyclable, turtle-safe bag. No clamshell to wrestle open, and less to throw away when you are done. One-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Officially licensed. Designed and printed in Tualatin, Oregon, USA.

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