On June 13, 2024, Kopec Japan will release an official product for sale in Japan that has obtained technical certification.
Prices as low as $94.00 for a full assembly kit and $74.00 for a barebone kit
Price in Japan is 19,360 yen (tax included)
New “V series” in between the inexpensive entry-level “K series” and the high-spec “Q series”.
Max” is used for wireless connectivity, which is different from conventional wireless connectivity (however, technical compliance issues make it difficult for imported products to be used in Japan).
Two wireless connection methods are available: 2.4GHz using a USB dongle and Bluetooth 5.1.
The wired connection method is USB Type-C as before.
Unlike the Q series, the bottom and top cases are made of ABS plastic, but the sound-absorbing and gasket-mounted mechanisms do not compromise the key feel.
Keycaps are PBT double-shot with OSA profile so far (not KSA profile on upper Q series)
Japanese-language layouts are also available for the Japanese-authorized version; compared to the US layout, the keycaps are expected to be made of ABS material.
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