Name: [GB end] Paper65 Mechanical Keyboard
Brand: Wuque
Price: 420.0 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

[GB end] Paper65 Mechanical Keyboard

$420.00

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PAPER 65 Mechanical Keyboard

A piece of paper, folded into the horizon of your imagination

GB Time: March 31 - April 14 2026 | ETA 2026 Q3

Design Concept: The Paperplane Reimagined

Three years after the debut of the PAPER series, they return to the 65% form factor. This time, they revisited the paperplane's visual language asking themselves: how do they preserve the signature lightness and floating sensation in a more compact body.

The answer is: not to replicate, but to reconstruct

Moving away from the large backplate and curved waistline of its predecessor, they deconstructed the imagery of a paperplane. They reimagined it into every detail: the folded lines on the sides, the triangular facets on the bottom, and the ambient lighting hidden within the shadows. The result is a 65% that still carries the soul of PAPER.