Keyboards usually aren't exciting, but Hyte is brewing up something truly special with its Keeb TKL at CES 2024. The elephant in the room for the Keeb is the polycarbonate shell. The Crystal Bubble, as it's called, houses an array of RGB LEDs that wrap your keyboard in light, not only around the keycaps, but also around the bottom of the keyboard. You can customize these LEDs through Hyte Nexus as well. Hyte could've stopped there, but there's more. The dedicated media keys use a tactile switch and have a unique feel. They're on a hinge, so you know when you're pressing a media key versus the other keys. There's also a large media roller near these keys that you can use for volume control, LED brightness, and so much more. Hyte tells me the wheel is remappable, and you can even assign it for fine mouse detail in digital painting applications. Visit digitaltrends.com to read the full feature. By Jacob Roach, Computing Senior Staff Writer #hyte #ces2024 #keyboard