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100 mechanical keys: Keychron unveils huge macro pad

Keychron’s latest macro pad offers 100 freely programmable keys.
ⓘ Keychron
Keychron’s latest macro pad offers 100 freely programmable keys.
With a massive macro pad featuring 100 freely programmable mechanical keys, RGB lighting, and a polling rate of 8,000 Hz, Keychron aims to win over gaming enthusiasts and creative professionals alike.

Keychron already offers numerous mechanical keyboards, such as the K3 Max ($105 on Amazon), and now the manufacturer is introducing its largest macro pad to date. The C100 8K features ten rows, each with ten keys, for a total of 100 keys. 96 of these keys are unlabeled and have no function in the factory settings.

Using the QMK firmware and the Keychron Launcher web app, each key can be freely programmed to, for example, execute macros, open an app, or perform a specific function. The four keys in the corners control the RGB LED lighting and cannot be reprogrammed. The macro pad is designed to be particularly convenient for directly accessing most functions in games or creative apps without having to use keyboard combinations or navigate through menus.
 


The Macro Pad is equipped with mechanical Keychron Apex switches that can be swapped out while the device is in use. The ASA keycaps are partially transparent and are designed to be particularly durable thanks to a combination of PBT and PC. The Keychron C100 8K connects exclusively via USB-C and achieves a polling rate of 8,000 Hz. The product is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Pricing and availability

The Keychron C100 8K Giant Custom Macro Pad is now available for $64.99. More details on the features can be found on the official product page.
 

All 100 keys can be programmed via a web app.
ⓘ Keychron
All 100 keys can be programmed via a web app.

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Hannes Brecher, 2026-08-14 (Update: 2026-08-14)