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Keychron’s new remappable keyboard folds in half.

After announcing a compact trackball at CES 2026 called the Nape Pro, Keychron is embracing portability again with a new wireless keyboard that can fold in half. The $64.99 Keychron B11 Pro features concave ABS keycaps with a low-profile scissor mechanism, a 250mAh battery, an ergonomic split Alice layout, and Bluetooth, USB-C, or 2.4GHz wireless connectivity.

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<em>The B11 Pro uses a split ergonomic Alice layout that can be remapped and customized using the Keychron Launcher web app.</em>
<em>A Hall effect sensor powers down the keyboard when it’s folded in half.</em>
<em>The B11 Pro can connect to Mac, Windows, or Linux PCs over Bluetooth, a USB-C cable, or an included 2.4GHz dongle.</em>
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The B11 Pro uses a split ergonomic Alice layout that can be remapped and customized using the Keychron Launcher web app.
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