The Katana X2 TKL Wireless is a premium Tri-Mode Mechanical Gaming Keyboard designed for seamless switching between devices. With 82 precision-engineered keys, silent mechanical switches, and vibrant RGB lighting, it delivers a powerful and clutter-free gaming experience across platforms.

• 82-Key Compact Tenkeyless Layout
• Tri-Mode Connectivity: Bluetooth (3 Devices), 2.4GHz Wireless, and Wired USB-C
• Huano Silent Red Dustproof Mechanical Switches
• Factory-Lubed Switches for Smooth Keystrokes
• Rainbow Backlighting with Multi-Layer Control
• Multifunctional Metal Rotary Knob
• All-Key Anti-Ghosting (N-Key Rollover)
• Plug & Play – No Software Required
• 4000mAh Rechargeable Battery

• EvoFox Katana X2 TKL Wireless Keyboard 
• 1.8m Braided USB-C Cable (with EMI Ring & Wire Organizer) 
• 4 Extra Huano Red Switches 
• Switch Puller 
• EvoFox Stickers 
• User Manual 
• Warranty and Tribe Flyers 

(All packed in a CPE bag) 

Use the Mode Selection Slider on the keyboard to switch between:

• Wired Mode
• 2.4G Wireless Mode
• Bluetooth Mode

Then connect using the appropriate method:

• Wired: Plug in via the provided USB-C cable
• 2.4GHz: Insert the USB dongle
• Bluetooth: Use pairing shortcuts (s

• Fn + 1 → Switch to Bluetooth 1 
• Fn + 2 → Switch to Bluetooth 2 
• Fn + 3 → Switch to Bluetooth 3 
• Long press any of these combos to enter pairing mode 

Device names during pairing: 

• KatanaX2 K1 (BT1) 
• KatanaX2 K2 (BT2) 
• KatanaX2 K3 (BT3) 

The keyboard includes 4 indicator LEDs: 

• LED 1: Caps Lock 
• LED 2: Windows Lock 
• LED 3: 2.4GHz Mode 
• LED 4: Bluetooth Mode 

The keyboard uses Huano Silent Red Dustproof Mechanical Switches, which are factory-lubed for ultra-smooth operation. 

• Actuation Distance: 2.0 ± 0.4 mm 
• Actuation Force: 60 ± 10 gf 
• Bottom-Out Distance: 4.0 ± 0.4 mm 
• Key Life: 50 million strokes 

The keyboard includes dynamic Rainbow Backlighting. Use these shortcuts: 

• Fn + INS: Cycle Lighting Effects 
• Fn + ↑ / ↓: Adjust Brightness 
• Fn + → / ←: Change Color / Direction 
• Fn + + / -: Adjust Speed 
• Fn + Del: Turn Off Backlight 

Default Mode: 

• Rotate → Adjust Volume 
• Press → Mute 

Long Press to Switch Mode: 

• Rotate → Adjust Brightness 
• Press → Cycle Lighting Effects 

Shortcut : Function

• Fn + F1 : Music App
• Fn + F2 : Mute
• Fn + F3 : Volume Down
• Fn + F4 : Volume Up
• Fn + F5 : Copilot (Win + Shift + F23)
• Fn + F6 : Stop
• Fn + F7 : Previous Track
• Fn + F8 : Play/Pause
• Fn + F9 : Next Track
• Fn + F10 : Screenshot (Win + Shift + S)
• Fn + F11 : Show Desktop (Win + D)
• Fn + F12 : Lock Screen (Win + L)
• Fn + ESC : Factory Reset

Yes. The Katana X2 TKL Wireless features All-Key Anti-Ghosting (N-Key Rollover), ensuring every keystroke is registered accurately, even during fast-paced gameplay.

It features a powerful 4000mAh rechargeable battery for long usage across all modes—Wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz Wireless.

Use the included USB-C cable to connect the keyboard to a power source. While charging, it can be used in Wired Mode.

• The keyboard enters auto-sleep mode when idle 
• Use the keyboard in Wired Mode when possible. 
• Reduce brightness or disable backlight with Fn + Del for maximum runtime 

There’s no battery indicator, but if backlighting fades or performance drops, it’s time to recharge.

The keyboard is compatible with: 

• Windows 8 / 10 / 11 
• macOS 
• Android 
• iOS  (Note: Some shortcut keys may behave differently depending on OS) 

Yes. You can connect to: 

• 3 Bluetooth Devices 
• 1 2.4GHz Device 
• 1 Wired Device  Switch between them easily using the Mode Slider and the Fn + 1/2/3 shortcuts. 

• Ensure the mode switch is set to Bluetooth.
• Long press Fn + 1 / 2 / 3 to enter pairing mode.
• Check your device list for KatanaX2 K1/K2/K3.

• Try pressing Fn + INS to cycle modes.
• Long press Fn + ESC to reset to factory settings.

Long press the knob to toggle from Volume Mode to Brightness Mode.

No. This is a fully hardware-controlled keyboard. No drivers or software are required.

This could be due to a misconfigured macro, faulty switch, or debounce timing. Try resetting the mouse settings via the software. If the problem continues, test the mouse on another system or contact support.