Kensington to release Kirby keyboard and mouse on November 10
Kensington announced a Kirby-themed wireless compact keyboard and wireless mouse, priced around 7,980 yen and 4,980 yen, both releasing on November 10.
Kensington has announced two Kirby collaboration products: the Kirby Wireless Compact Keyboard Dash (K75579JP) and the Kirby Wireless Mouse Smile (K75580JP). Both will be released on November 10, according to pc.watch.impress.co.jp.
The keyboard is expected to street price at around 7,980 yen, while the mouse is expected at around 4,980 yen. The keyboard supports Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless connections and features an illustration of Kirby and Waddle Dee running across it, with Kirby's pink color used on some keycaps.
The keyboard supports Windows, macOS, iOS and ChromeOS, runs on two AAA batteries, uses a USB Type-A receiver, supports up to 3 registered devices and 1 simultaneous connection, measures about 22×125×288mm, weighs about 326g and comes with a 3-year manufacturer warranty.
The mouse also supports Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless connections and features Kirby's pink color and a smiling Kirby design. It has OmniTrack high-precision tracking that works on surfaces such as glass, marble and wood, and has a symmetrical body design.
The mouse supports Windows and macOS, runs on one AA battery, has sensor resolutions of 1,200/2,400/4,000dpi, uses a USB Type-A receiver, measures about 36×62×110mm, weighs about 65g and comes with a 3-year manufacturer warranty.
Quick answers
When will the Kensington Kirby keyboard and mouse be released?
Both products will be released on November 10.
How much will the Kensington Kirby keyboard and mouse cost?
The keyboard is expected to street price at around 7,980 yen and the mouse at around 4,980 yen.
What devices are supported by the Kirby keyboard and mouse?
The keyboard supports Windows, macOS, iOS and ChromeOS. The mouse supports Windows and macOS.