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Four mechanical keyboards with RGB backlighting are displayed side by side against a white background. Each keyboard features a different color scheme and lighting pattern.

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Black text on a light background reads “Why NZXT Keyboards?” with four icons and headings: Performance, Quality, Design, and Customization, each with a brief description of their features below.
Two mechanical keyboards are shown: the black Function Elite MiniTKL and the white Function 2, both with RGB lighting. The Function Elite MiniTKL is on the left, and the Function 2 is on the right.
Two tenkeyless keyboards with rainbow backlighting, one with black keys and one with white keys, displayed on a pastel gradient background. Text above reads Function Elite MiniTKL Magnetic Gaming Keyboard.
Informational graphic with four sections describing keyboard features: NZXT Magnetic Switches, 40-Point Adjustable Actuation, Enhanced Gameplay, and Superior Sound & Feel, each with a brief explanation.
Two optical gaming keyboards, one black and one white, both with rainbow RGB backlighting, are displayed at an angle on a light blue background. Text above reads Function 2 Optical Gaming Keyboard.
A light blue box lists features of a keyboard: NZXT Optical Switches with fast response, Instant Input with 8,000 Hz polling rate, Smooth Operator with pre-lubed switches and PBT keycaps, and Hot-Swappable key switches.
Two pastel-colored wired keyboards are shown side by side on a white background, labeled Function Elite on the left and Function 2 on the right, with the heading Compare Keyboards above them.
Comparison table of two keyboard models listing sizes, switch types, adjustable actuation, rapid trigger, max polling rate, keycaps, and construction features in a side-by-side format.
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