Filco Majestouch Luce60 Keyboard

Yes, the Luce60 features a hotswap PCB, which means you can easily remove and replace the switches without any soldering. It supports standard MX-style mechanical switches.

While the keyboard is officially designed for Windows compatibility and uses a standard US QWERTY layout, it will function as a basic input device on Mac and Linux. However, the dedicated software for macro programming and RGB customization is only compatible with Windows.

The integrated silicone sheet is designed to dampen the internal hollow resonance often found in 60% keyboards. It results in a slightly deeper, more muted sound profile and a marginally firmer bottom-out feel compared to boards without internal dampening.

The north-facing LEDs are great for RGB brightness, but they can sometimes cause interference with certain Cherry-profile keycap sets on the home row. If you plan to swap out the stock ABS keycaps, keep this in mind or opt for OEM or DSA profile caps to avoid potential contact.

Yes, the keyboard connects via a detachable USB-C cable, which makes it easy to replace if damaged or to swap for a custom coiled cable that matches your desk setup.

Like most 60% keyboards, there are no dedicated physical arrow keys. You will need to use a function layer combination to access them, which is a standard trade-off for the compact, space-saving form factor.