Log in
Wombat Keyboards
Ginkgo Professional
Couldn't load pickup availability
Clicking the “Add to cart” or “Buy it now” button constitutes your acceptance of our Return and Warranty policy. Please note there may be duties and/or taxes levied on orders shipped to destinations outside the U.S. that are your responsibility to pay.
RETURN AND WARRANTY POLICY
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
- Compatibility with Windows 8/10/11, macOS 11/12/13, Linux, Android, iOS
- 69-key US layout
- Triple interface support Bluetooth 5.0, RF2.4GHz and USB 2.0 communication
- BLE, Bluetooth 5.0 ready
- Support REX 2.0 "RF EXtremely fast" proprietary protocol design <learn more>
- Ready for WB Pouch Software <learn more>
- Mechanical Switches with 50M Key life
- Power rating @50mA 5VDC
- Powered by 2xAAA Dry cell
- With 1.8m long, detachable USB cable with Velcro
- Non-backlit, Good wear-resistance PBT keycaps
- Dye-sublimation legends
- With Noise and Vibration absorption mat inside
- Factory pre-lube stabilizers
- 10 Macros available for programming
- Suitable for Typing, Business and Gaming
- Keyboard Weight:0.64kg(1.41lb)
Description
Description
The Mac Mini-Mechanical: Big Performance in a Tiny Package
This 69-key wireless wonder packs everything Mac lovers need into a space-saving design. With buttery-smooth Cherry MX Red switches and all your favorite shortcuts, it's the perfect companion for your Apple ecosystem.
Why it's magic:
✨ Fits anywhere - smaller than your MacBook but with full functionality
⚡ Type like a pro - premium PBT keycaps that resist shine
🎛️ Control on command - handy volume knob for quick adjustments
Connect with ease:
• 5-device juggling (Mac, PC, phone - all at once)
• Your choice of Bluetooth, USB, or ultra-fast wireless
• Included USB-C cable for charging or wired use
Perfect for:
- Coffee shop coders
- Minimalist workspaces
- Anyone who loves that mechanical feel
Everything included except batteries (because even magic has limits)
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
What's in the box?
What's in the box?
- Keyboard
- White Type C USB cable
- Type A RF wireless receiver
- Type A - C adaptor
- Type C - A adaptor
- User manual
WB Pouch
WB Pouch
WB Pouch software is designed to assist you in programming your new keyboard. The software allows you to create useful shortcuts, add emoji keys, create custom hot keys for specific software (ex. Zoom, Final Cut Pro), and adjust keyboard backlighting effects (on certain models). Updates and Firmware changes and much more! Dedicated keys can be assigned as 1) macro, 2) shortcut, 3) emoji, or 4) multimedia key.
*software not supported on PINE STANDARD/OAK STANDARD/ASPEN PRO
Fast Shipping
Easy Returns
Secure Payments
Support 24/7
Key Features
*require macOS Big Sur or higher
*require setup in macOS
Customer Reviews
This keyboard is everything I ever wanted. Keys are responsive and make typing addicting. I've written more words in the past seven days I've had this keyboard than I did in the previous three weeks before it. I also love its sleek look.
My son loves it!!!
I bought the keyboard with a promo coupon and am happy with the quality and price I paid. I'm using it between work and home, since it's portable enough to take with me. I like the feel of the Cherry reds and the fact I can use the keyboard wirelessly. At home I use the media wheel quite a bit to listen to music and watch YouTube. I also like the appearance of the keyboard on my desk. It doesn't take up too much room and the design is pretty unique. So far so good with Ginkgo.
I bought this keyboard because I was intrigued by the media wheel. It works really well and I now use it quite a bit when I'm listening to music as I type and watch videos. I think it's something I would now miss quite a bit if it was gone! Really convenient. The keyboard itself is very nice -- lots of features and I love the wireless mode. I give it five stars.
I love how compact this keyboard is, but I wish I'd looked more closely before buying, since there is one detail that will this keyboard much harder to use; possibly useless. The Escape key is a weird hybrid of the backtick ` (fn+esc) and ~ (fn+shift+Esc) as well. This means to get a ~, you need to hit fn+shift+escape, which is very annoying. Backticks and ~ are used all the time in UNIX shells and some programming languages, so this seems like possibly a dealbreaker if you're a programmer. Another option is remapping Caps Lock to Escape, though I was already using a custom mapping for Caps Lock.
Other than that, after a few minutes of use, the build quality seems high. I like the dual cable / replaceable batteries design. The media wheel seems like it would be more useful as a scrollbar than a volume control, but there's probably a way to script that.