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Das Keyboard’s MacTigr is a sleek new mechanical keyboard for Mac
It’s easy on the fingers, offers a full-sized layout, and is an absolute pleasure to type on
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Mac users now have another keyboard to add to their wishlist. Meet the MacTigr from Das Keyboard.
It’s a full-sized low-profile mechanical keyboard with Mac users in mind. And it’s the company’s latest addition to its Mac lineup since the previous 5QS launch in 2021.
MacTigr offers all the fixings a Mac user could ever ask for, plus more.
Features include Mac-specific keys, Cherry MX Low Profile Red mechanical switches, and low-profile double-shot PBT keycaps. On top of that, there’s a built-in 2-port USB-C hub too.
Additionally, it comes with a built-in volume knob, sleep button, and media controls. Equally important, to state the obvious here, yes, there’s a full numeric keypad, too.
It’s built tough, as well. According to the company, the keyboard’s slim housing features a heavy-duty, matte black stainless steel top, and a gunmetal gray aluminum unibody
As someone who spent the better part of the day typing on the MacTigr, I can say this keyboard is a beast.
In short, it’s easy on the fingers, offers a full-sized layout, and is an absolute pleasure to type on. Expect a full review soon.
The MacTigr is available for $219 starting Aug 16, 2022, at Das Keyboard or Amazon. The company expects a full international release sometime in mid-September.
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