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This $795 keyboard is straight outta Hyrule.

Angry Miao’s new AM AFA R2 Alice-layout mechanical keyboard looks like something Purah from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom would type on. It’s a lot like the original I tried last year, but with easier access to its internal adjustable leaf springs.

It’ll come in six colorful, nerd-inspired colorways when it goes up for preorder / group buy August 31st, starting at $680.

An Angry Miao AM AFA mechanical keyboard in a colorway themed after The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, sitting on a desk setup with a Zelda aesthetic.
A keyboard fit for a researcher at Hateno Village’s Ancient Tech Lab.
Image: Angry Miao
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