CHERRY KW 9200 MINI keyboard Universal USB + RF Wireless + Bluetooth QWERTZ German Black

The CHERRY KW 9200 MINI is a rechargeable compact 75% keyboard designed for multi-device use. It supports USB cable connection, 2.4 GHz RF wireless via a USB receiver and Bluetooth® 5.0, and features a German QWERTZ layout with 79 scissor key switches in a black finish. The keyboard is intended for users who need a space-saving, versatile input device compatible with several connection methods.

Advantages

The keyboard combines three connection modes—USB, 2.4 GHz RF wireless and Bluetooth® 5.0—allowing fast switching between devices. Its 75% form factor reduces desk footprint while keeping essential keys, and the 79 scissor switches provide stable typing with a low profile. Rechargeable operation removes the need for disposable batteries, and the black design fits professional and home environments.

Suitable for

• Office work on desktop or laptop via USB or wireless
• Multi-device setups using Bluetooth® and RF receiver
• Compact workspaces where a smaller keyboard footprint is needed
• Users preferring a German QWERTZ layout

Key specifications

• Device interfaces: USB + 2.4 GHz RF Wireless + Bluetooth® 5.0
• Form factor: 75% compact keyboard
• Layout: German QWERTZ
• Key switches: 79 scissor keys
• Colour: Black
• Rechargeable: Yes

How to use

Connect the keyboard to a computer with the included USB cable for a wired connection, plug the 2.4 GHz USB receiver into an available port for wireless RF mode, or pair it via Bluetooth® 5.0 with compatible devices. Use the keyboard’s mode or pairing controls to switch between connection types. Charge the built-in battery using the USB cable; follow on-device indicators for battery and connection status.

Recommendations

For reliable wireless performance, keep the 2.4 GHz USB receiver within line of sight of the keyboard and avoid placing large metal objects between the receiver and keyboard. Charge the keyboard regularly to maintain battery life and use the USB connection for firmware updates or extended typing sessions.