Trackballs

Keychron T1 HE

Keychron's first trackball uses a thumb-operated 34mm ball whose position can be shifted forward, back, sideways and in height, with left/right clicks on MagOptic switches that can run in optical or magnetic mode.

Key specs auto-matched against source pages · Last verified: 2026-10-17

~¥8,800

Where to buy

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Pros

  • Ball position adjusts up to 3.5mm front/back and left/right, and up to 3mm in height
  • Magnetic mode supports adjustable actuation point and rapid trigger
  • Connects by wire, Bluetooth (3 devices) or 2.4GHz receiver
  • Settings are stored on the device and edited in the browser-based Keychron Launcher

Cons

  • No tilt function on the scroll wheel
  • A prototype review describes the clicks as crisp and fairly loud
  • In Japan it has only been sold through a crowdfunding pre-sale so far, with no regular retail listing on these pages

Specs

HandednessRight
Ball size34 mm
Ball positionThumb
Buttons6
ScrollWheel
Weight—
ConnectivityUSB, Bluetooth, USB receiver
OSmacos
Released—
Sources
AD · detail-mid

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