The silent Stratos switches give you the defined, responsive feel of a mechanical keyboard while keeping the noise down. That makes the Thor 404 a sensible pick for shared spaces, open-plan home offices and late-night sessions, where loud clicky keys would quickly get on everyone's nerves.
The 75% layout drops the number pad but keeps the keys most people use every day. The result is more room for wide mouse movements, which matters in fast-paced games, and a tidier desk overall. It also keeps your mouse hand closer to the keyboard for a more comfortable posture.
At 1.14 kg, the Thor 404 has real weight to it, which helps it stay firmly in place during intense gaming or fast typing. It runs without a built-in battery, so there's no charging to keep track of.
The Thor 404 suits gamers who want a mechanical keyboard that won't disturb others, students and remote workers who type a lot in shared rooms, and anyone looking to upgrade from a membrane keyboard to a compact mechanical model without overspending.
| Brand | Genesis |
|---|---|
| Net weight | 1.14 kg |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| EAN | 5901969450484 |
Yes. It uses GenX Stratos Silent mechanical switches, which are designed for quieter operation.
No. The keyboard has no embedded battery.
The manufacturer does not list the connection type or compatible operating systems in the specifications provided.
