Keychron’s wireless T1 HE mouse lets you adjust trackball position for comfort
Trackball position can shift
Unlike Keychron’s compact Nape Pro, the T1 HE resembles trackball mice from Logitech and Kensington. Its 34mm ball sits on the side, and the company says the design aims to improve ergonomics.
Two dials beneath the mouse adjust the ball’s vertical and horizontal placement. It can also be extended or retracted, though the adjustments move it only a few millimeters in either direction. Keychron says the changes can help users position the ball under their thumb without reaching.
Preorders and color choices
The T1 HE is available for preorder from Keychron’s online store for $59.99. Buyers can choose black, white or translucent versions, and shipping is expected to start in early December.
Sensitivity and battery life
The optical sensor’s sensitivity ranges from 100 DPI to 2,400 DPI. Users can change settings with a button that cycles through presets or through Keychron Launcher software, which also supports button remapping and macros.
The mouse has six customizable buttons and a 600mAh battery. Keychron lists up to 106 hours of use over Bluetooth, or 98 hours with the included 2.4GHz wireless receiver. A USB-C cable offers a wired option for users who prefer not to charge it.
Key points
- The T1 HE’s two underside dials adjust the trackball’s vertical and horizontal position.
- The mouse costs $59.99 and comes in black, white or translucent.
- Its sensor sensitivity can be set from 100 DPI to 2,400 DPI.
- Battery life is listed at up to 106 hours over Bluetooth or 98 hours with the receiver.