Mechanical Gaming Keyboard White Shark Wakizashi GK-002421V2 Pink US-Blue layout

White Shark WAKIZASHI 2 is a compact mechanical gaming keyboard in pink with a US layout and tactile Blue switches. The 63-key design retains the core features of the original model while adding full anti-ghosting support and 17 rainbow lighting effects. The keyboard has a detachable USB Type-C cable, ABS plastic housing and a 1.5 m wired connection powered via USB for direct PC use.

Advantages

The WAKIZASHI 2 provides tactile feedback from mechanical Blue switches and full anti-ghosting for simultaneous key presses. Its compact 63-key form factor saves desk space while keeping essential keys, and the detachable Type-C cable simplifies transport and maintenance. Built-in RGB lighting with 17 effects improves key visibility and allows basic customization.

Suitable for

• PC gaming with tactile mechanical switches
• Compact desk setups and limited workspace
• General typing and daily computer use
• Users who prefer US key layout

Key specifications

• Type: Mechanical
• Keys: 63/64
• Switches: Blue switches (mechanical)
• Layout language: US
• Numeric keypad: No
• Connection: Wired, USB (1.5 m cable), detachable Type-C
• Lighting: Yes, 17 rainbow effects
• Material: ABS plastic
• Dimensions: 29.2 x 10.5 x 3.5 cm
• Color: Pink

How to use

Connect the detachable Type-C cable to the keyboard and plug the USB end into an available USB port on your PC. The keyboard is recognized as a standard HID device; no additional drivers are required for basic functionality. Use the built-in lighting controls (refer to the user manual or key combinations) to change between the 17 available lighting effects. For cleaning, disconnect the cable first and wipe the ABS surface with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the keyboard on a flat, stable surface and avoid spilling liquids. If you plan frequent travel, detach the Type-C cable and store it separately to reduce strain on the connector. The US layout is standard for many games and software; confirm language settings in your OS if key labels differ from expected characters.