Summary

• One Piece and Higround have teamed up to create a range of keyboards celebrating the anime's 25th anniversary,
• There are six designs and three models, although the Summit model is only available in two of the six designs.
• Cheaper keycap sets are also a part of the collection but are currently sold out.

The first episode of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:One Piece anime aired on October 20, 1999, which means we are now only a little more than a month away from the iconic manga adaptation's 25th anniversary. To celebrate, Higround has put some of the anime's most iconic characters onto its keyboards, and all of the designs are available now through the PC peripheral creator's website.

Six One Piece characters now have their own Higround keyboards, and the collection includes three types of Higround keyboard. Just a warning before we get into the finer details, not every character is represented in every category. The Summit model, for example, is only available in Luffy𒆙 and Zoro designs. Luffy's design features the lead character alongside a Straw Hat Pirates flag, while Zoro's design has♏ the Pirate Hunter right in the center, holding one of his three swords between his teeth.

The Summit model costs $260, almost $100 more than the next best Higround keyboard option in the One Piece collection, but there are a couple of good reasons for that. The Summit is the only model of the three that has a largely aluminum body. It also has TTC Neptune Linear switches. If you like the Luffy and Zoro desigღns but don't want to pay the extra for a Summit keyboard, both have Performance and Base options.

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The next step down is the Performance model and all six designs are available in this tier. Luffy and Zoro are joined by Nami, Chopper, Law, and Sanji. Higround's Performance keyboards are plastic but come with magnetic switches as standard as well as hall effect technology. The Base models, which are also available in all six designs, also have a plastic case with the same switches as the Summit model. While all of Higround's One Piece keyboard listings are now live, everything in the Chopper and Luffy ranges, as well as the Performance Zoro keyboard, have ❀already sold out.

If you're not in the market for a new keyboard, or you don't want to spend upwards of $145 on one, Higround also has replacement keys for $60 per set in its Luffy and Zoro designs. However, those appear to be out of stock at the time of typing this too. Keep checking back as hopefully theℱ keycaps and the out-of-stock keyboards will be restocked between now and One Piece's anniversary.