EvoFox Ronin Wired

• Ronin TKL Wired Keyboard

• Detachable 1.5m Type-C Cable with EMI Ring

• Key Puller

• 4 Extra Outemu Red Switches

• User Manual

• Brand Inserts
  

Yes, the keyboard features full N-key rollover, ensuring that every keystroke is registered—even during intense, simultaneous key presses.

The Ronin TKL supports a 1000Hz polling rate, delivering ultra-fast response times essential for competitive gaming.

Yes. The keyboard uses Outemu Red mechanical switches—linear, silent, and responsive—making them ideal for fast-paced gaming sessions.

Just connect the included Type-C cable to your device. The keyboard turns on automatically—no power button needed.

No. The Ronin TKL is plug-and-play for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Software is only needed for advanced customization on Windows.

Use the toggle switch on the back of the keyboard to switch OS modes. Media key layouts adapt automatically.

It comes with pre-installed Outemu Red switches—linear, silent, and dust-proof. All switches are hot-swappable with 5-pin ProMod sockets.

Very. There are 21 RGB presets, per-key customization via software, and dedicated shortcuts for brightness, effect speed, and direction.

• Programmable macros and profiles (via software)

• Audio reactive RGB effects (software)

• Screenshot and Copilot keys (Windows Mode)

• Remappable keys (Windows software only)

• Turn On/Off: Fn + Del

• Cycle Effects: Fn + \

• Brightness: Fn + ↑/↓

• Effect Speed: Fn + + / -

• Cycle Colors: Fn + → / ←

Via a USB Type-C wired connection. No battery or external power source required.

Yes, but it's not recommended for maximum performance. Use a powered USB hub or desktop port where possible.

Yes, the Ronin TKL can store multiple profiles (RGB, macros) directly on the keyboard—no software needed after setup.

Yes, it’s a braided 1.5m Type-C cable with EMI shielding for stable, interference-free performance.

Fully compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. Software features are available only on Windows.

No. The Copilot key (F4) requires Windows 11 or later and only functions in Windows Mode.

Most will. However, certain functions (like Copilot and Screenshot) are exclusive to Windows Mode.

• Check USB connection and try another port.

• Restart your system.

• Verify OS mode toggle.

• Test on another device to rule out hardware issues.

• Use the key puller to remove the cap and check for debris.

• Reseat or replace the switch with the included extras.

• Try resetting the keyboard (Fn + ESC for 5 sec).

• Toggle it on with Fn + Del

• Adjust brightness using Fn + ↑/↓

• Replug the keyboard to reset lighting

• Ensure the OS toggle matches your system

• Some apps may not support certain media controls

• These work only in Windows Mode

• Update to Windows 11+ for Copilot functionality

• Use the provided EMI-shielded cable

• Try a USB 2.0 port to reduce interference