Keychron has opened pre-orders for the T1 HE wireless trackball mouse, the main feature of which is a mechanism for fine-tuning the position of the control ball to fit your hand size. If the Nape Pro manipulator presented at CES 2026 had a flat, compact body for installation close to the keyboard, the new product received the usual ergonomic shape in the spirit of similar devices from Logitech and Kensington.
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The T1 HE uses a removable 34mm ball located on the left side just below the thumb. Since the length of fingers and the size of the palm of each person is different, the engineers added a precision adjustment system: using two adjusters on the bottom of the case, the user can move the ball itself vertically and horizontally, as well as push it out a little or recess it deeper into the case.
The adjustment range is only a few millimeters in each direction. But even this ability to adjust the control allows it to be positioned exactly under the pad of the thumb so that the user does not have to reach for it during long work.
For positioning accuracy in T1 HE answers an optical sensor with adjustable sensitivity from 100 to 2400 DPI, and the main buttons have MagOptic magnetic-optical switches with 11 levels of trigger point adjustment. You can customize the operation of switches, change DPI profiles, reassign six keys and record macros through the Keychron Launcher application.
The mouse supports connection via a 2.4 GHz radio channel with a polling rate of 1000 Hz, via Bluetooth to three devices or via a USB-C cable, and the built-in 600 mAh battery can provide up to 116 hours of battery life.
The new product is already available for order in the official Keychron online store at a price of $59.99. There are three colors to choose from: black, white and translucent. Deliveries to the first customers should begin in the first half of December.
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