Matias is a Canadian peripheral brand, and the biggest feature of its mechanical keyboard is the use of imitation ALPS mechanical switches.

 

In fact, ALPS is not a specific shaft, but a general term, which refers to the shafts produced from the ALPS factory, such as native white shafts, simple shafts, etc. It once competed with the CHERRY shaft and jointly occupied the market for the mechanical switch body, but under the impact of the membrane keyboard, ALPS collapsed all the way, and CHERRY turned to the factory mechanical control computer market to survive, and now there is no original ALPS shaft on the market, and the one produced by the Japanese factory can only be called an imitation ALPS shaft.

 

It is this ALPS-like axis that Matias uses. The Matias Adaptation makes the Alps-like Matias switches quieter than the CHERRY MX switches, and the feel is comparable to that of the CHERRY MX switches.

 

In addition to using retro mechanical switches, Matias also produces the most suitable mechanical keyboards on the market today. Whether it is the layout of the keys, or the printing of the keys, especially Apple's unique F function key, the Matias Tactile Pro for mac is the most suitable mechanical keyboard for Apple computer users, and was selected as the best Apple mechanical keyboard by The Wirecutter website. But this keyboard has no backlight, which is not convenient for use in dark places, and costs $150 abroad.

 

In addition, Matias also launched a split ergonomic keyboard FK403, which is comfortable and quiet to use, suitable for office workers with a large amount of input, and is priced at 1200 yuan.