Mechanical keyboards are often loud, and that can bother housemates, colleagues or anyone on your voice chat. The Thor 404 uses GenX Stratos Silent switches, which are designed with quieter operation in mind. You still get the defined feel of a mechanical board, so it works for long gaming sessions and everyday typing alike.
The 75% format drops the separate numpad but keeps a full set of everyday keys in a tighter footprint. That leaves more room on the desk for wide mouse movements, which matters in fast-paced games. A compact board is also easier to reposition or move between your gaming setup and your work desk.
The white finish gives your setup a bright, tidy look, and the RGB backlighting adds colour to match your other gear. Lit keys also help you find your place in a dim room, so evening gaming sessions are easier on the eyes and you hit fewer wrong keys.
It suits gamers who want a mechanical keyboard without the usual clatter, people with limited desk space, and anyone building a white-themed setup. It's also a good fit for students and home-office users who type a lot and share their space with others. The US layout suits players who are used to the standard English key arrangement.
| Brand | Genesis |
|---|---|
| Keyboard layout | US |
| Net weight | 1.14 kg |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| EAN | 5901969450491 |
It uses GenX Stratos Silent switches, which are designed for quieter mechanical typing. The manufacturer does not list a specific noise level.
It has a US layout in a compact 75% format.
No. According to the specifications, the keyboard has no built-in battery. The manufacturer does not list the connection type.
