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This includes all Matrix Colorways like the Cotton Candy TKL, Lirik TKL, Lvndmark TKL, and Clix Demon Mode TKL.

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Matrix is a gaming company founded in 2018 driven by the rising demand for high quality esports products. With the gaming industry quickly rising, we are raising the bar on what gamers should expect from the equipment by providing the most innovative and competitive technology.

Aside from making products that are equal parts art & science?

Well as we've grown we've found a need for a company with the flexibility to grow partnerships with creators and brands in our space. Unlike our competitors, we pride ourselves on being adaptable to accommodate the needs of our partners, with a common goals of creating the best products possible.

We offer a wide range of gaming peripherals & accessories.

Our catalog includes

• Mechanical Gaming Keyboards
• Wireless Gaming Mice
• XXL Mousepads
• Full Keycap Sets
• Rubber Gaming Keycaps,
• Coiled Aviator USB Cables

(with more on the way. stay tuned)

A mechanical keyboard's form factor refers to the physical layout and size of the keyboard. There are several standard form factors available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Here's a quick rundown of the most popular ones:

• Full-sized (100%): This is the classic keyboard layout that includes all the standard keys, including a function row, a number pad, and arrow keys. Full-sized keyboards are ideal for users who need all the functionality of a traditional keyboard, such as data entry or gaming. However, they can take up a significant amount of desk space.
• Tenkeyless (TKL) (80%): Tenkeyless keyboards are a good compromise between full-sized and compact keyboards. They eliminate the number pad while keeping all the other essential keys. This makes them more compact than full-sized keyboards but still provides all the functionality most users need. Tenkeyless keyboards are a popular choice for gamers and programmers who want to save desk space.
• 65%: These keyboards are even more compact than Tenkeyless keyboards, typically removing the function row keys and arrow keys. Some 65% keyboards may also remove some other keys, such as the Insert, Delete, and Page Up/Down keys. They are a good option for users who are limited on desk space or who prefer a minimalist setup. However, the lack of certain keys can make them less functional for some users.
• 60%: The most compact option, 60% keyboards only include the essential keys for typing. They eliminate the function row, number pad, arrow keys, and some other keys. These keyboards are very portable and can be a good option for gamers who need maximum desk space for mouse movement. However, they require the use of function layers to access many commonly used keys, which can be inconvenient for some users.

Ultimately, the best form factor for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences. Consider how much desk space you have available, what types of tasks you will be using the keyboard for, and how important portability is to you.

The world of mechanical keyboards can be overwhelming, but understanding the three main types of switches is a great first step! These categories focus on the feeling (and sound) you get when pressing a key.

1. Linear switches: These are the smoothest operators. Pressing a key down feels consistent with no bump or click. They're popular for gamers who prefer a quick, uninterrupted keystroke. Think of it like smoothly gliding down a ramp. Speed Silver switches are a great example.
2. Tactile switches: These guys offer a little "bump" when you press the key down, letting you know you've reached the actuation point (the point where the key registers). They're quieter than clicky switches but provide satisfying feedback for typists. Cherry or Gateron Browns are the most common.
3. Clicky switches: The loudest and most distinct of the bunch. Clicky switches make a clicky sound (surprise!) when pressed, along with a tactile bump. They provide clear feedback for both typing and pressing buttons in games. Think of it like a tiny clicker going off with every keystroke. Cherry or Gateron Blues are the most widely used.

While these are the main categories, there's a lot of variety within them! Switch manufacturers offer different weights (how much force it takes to press the key) and even combine elements of these types. But with this foundation, you're well on your way to finding the perfect mechanical keyboard switch for you.

Method 1: Reset via Matrix Driver

1. Download our Matrix Driver (scroll down to SOFTWARE DOWNLOADS)

2. Unplug your keyboard for 10 seconds

3. Open Driver

4. Plug your keyboard back in (If the driver does not detect your keyboard, close the driver and repeat steps 2 & 3)

5. Click the 3 dots top right and click restore and then confirm and wait up to 10 seconds to complete

6. Press FN + ] and hold for 1 second to bring lights back on.

Method 2: Function Lock

1. Press FN+Q to turn off the function lock.

Method 3: Keyboard Reset

1. Press FN + Q + ESC to reset the board. This can often resolve issues by restoring default settings.

Single Key Repair

1. Use the keycap puller to gently remove the keycap.

2. Carefully remove the switch underneath – our switches are hot-swappable.

3. Check the pins on the switch to ensure they're straight. If they're bent, gently straighten them.

4. Reinsert the switch into the keyboard, making sure it's firmly in place.

5. Replace the keycap.

(Video tutorial coming)

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Updated Manuals for all products are in the works. In the mean time feel free to contact our awesome support team with questions here.

We know it's a little hidden! The shells on our mice are held on with magnets. If you lift off the heel portion of the top shell, you'll see the small dongle with the "Wraith" logo.

Video 1 link: How to add Media Keys to your Matrix Elite Series 60% Keyboard.
Video 2 link: How to create custom RGB lighting effects for the Elite Series 60% Keyboard.
Video 3 link: How to set custom functions on your Matrix Elite Series keyboards.

We accept returns within 30 days from when the order was delivered. Defective keyboards past our 30 day return policy could fall under our 1 year warranty.