Leopold Brings New Alchemie Series Keyboards and Discrete NUM Pads to Computex 2026
Boutique gaming peripherals designer Leopold unveiled its Alchemie series mechanical keyboards at Computex 2026. The Alchemie is a high-end mechanical wireless keyboard featuring an anodized aluminium, CNC-machined body, with hot-swappable lubricated key switches that are cushioned by a sound-absorbing padding. Its electronics support N-key rollover. You also get zonally programmable RGB lighting. You get three forms of connectivity—wired USB, 2.4 GHz RF, and Bluetooth. In its wireless mode, it relies on a 4,000 mAh battery. The standard version of this keyboard has 104 keys.
The company also showcased The Alchemie TKL, which comes in a standard TKL format with 84 keys. The best part is that Leopold has given the TKL version the same 4,000 mAh battery as the full-sized version. It gets better, if you're missing the NUM pad on your Alchemie TKL down the line, Leopold is selling the FC220TP, a discrete NUM pad keyboard. It connects to your machine like just any regular keyboard, adding the missing 22 keys. Leopold has given this a generous 2,000 mAh battery. So you're choice really is between a full-sized Alchemie with 4,000 mAh, or a combination of Alchemie TKL and FC220TP with 4,000 and 2,000 mAh of juice between them.
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The company also showcased The Alchemie TKL, which comes in a standard TKL format with 84 keys. The best part is that Leopold has given the TKL version the same 4,000 mAh battery as the full-sized version. It gets better, if you're missing the NUM pad on your Alchemie TKL down the line, Leopold is selling the FC220TP, a discrete NUM pad keyboard. It connects to your machine like just any regular keyboard, adding the missing 22 keys. Leopold has given this a generous 2,000 mAh battery. So you're choice really is between a full-sized Alchemie with 4,000 mAh, or a combination of Alchemie TKL and FC220TP with 4,000 and 2,000 mAh of juice between them.
