Cherry releases two keyboards & Bluetooth mouse for Mac users

KC 6000C

The new products include the KW 9100 Slim for Mac, KC 6000C keyboards, and the Bluetooth-enabled GENTIX BT mouse.

KW 9100 Slim

The KW 9100 keyboard for macOS and iOS is wireless and rechargeable. The chiclet layout with numeric keypad uses SX key technology, and Cherry claims a service life of ten million keystrokes.

Only one keystroke is needed to access 13 Mac functions, such as Mission Control, Spotlight search, screen brightness, media control, and more. When FN is pressed, the keyboard performs the standard functions on the F keys.

It includes a USB-A to USB-C cable to charge the 650mAh battery. The KW 9100 Slim is available to purchase on Amazon for $59.99.

Cherry says the keyboard requires macOS High Sierra 10.13 or later.

KC 6000C

Cherry's KC 6000C is a wired USB-C keyboard with a Mac layout for the keys. Users can perform one keystroke to access 13 Mac functions, including Mission Control, Spotlight search, and more.

The company says that their proprietary Cherry SX scissor technology is low on noise with high quality. Service life is expected to be ten million keystrokes.

It has a sleek, minimalistic design that matches the Mac aesthetic, with rubber feet for height adjustment that provides ergonomic writing.

The KC 6000C is available to purchase through Amazon for $35.

Once again, Cherry says that this keyboard requires macOS High Sierra 10.13 or later.

Gentix BT

The Gentix BT mouse can wirelessly connect to a Mac, iPad, or even a smart TV over Bluetooth 5.0. The blue illuminated scroll wheel provides a visual highlight, giving information about the selected resolution level and the battery status.

It has a switchable, precise optical sensor that offers enough precision and speed with up to 2,000 DPI sensitivity.

The mouse is ready to use immediately without needing additional software. It requires macOS 11 Big Sur or later.

The Gentix BT mouse is available to purchase on Amazon for $24.99.