Turtle Beach Vulcan II XP Air costs $199.99 and adds wireless to the existing wired model. This full-size mechanical board includes gesture sensors and hot-swappable TITAN HS Red linear switches rated for 100 million clicks.
AirTrack recognizes hand waves above the keys for contactless commands, while a presence sensor dims lights when users leave to save juice. That 6,000mAh battery supposedly lasts 2,000 hours but heavy RGB usage will drain it faster.
Three connection modes cover USB, Bluetooth, and low-latency wireless though polling rates may vary between them. Internal damping reduces hollow sounds while ReacTap SOCD handling resolves opposing directional inputs for quicker gaming transitions.
Hot-swap sockets accept compatible switches without soldering but buyers must verify three-pin or five-pin fitment with low-profile caps. N-key rollover and remapping are standard features on this $50 premium over the wired variant.
AirTrack recognizes hand waves above the keys for contactless commands, while a presence sensor dims lights when users leave to save juice. That 6,000mAh battery supposedly lasts 2,000 hours but heavy RGB usage will drain it faster.
Three connection modes cover USB, Bluetooth, and low-latency wireless though polling rates may vary between them. Internal damping reduces hollow sounds while ReacTap SOCD handling resolves opposing directional inputs for quicker gaming transitions.
Hot-swap sockets accept compatible switches without soldering but buyers must verify three-pin or five-pin fitment with low-profile caps. N-key rollover and remapping are standard features on this $50 premium over the wired variant.
