The T1 HE takes a more familiar side-trackball shape than Keychron’s first model, the slim Nape Pro, introduced at CES 2026. Keychron says the adjustments are intended to place the ball beneath the user’s thumb without requiring a reach. Buyers can choose black, white or translucent finishes; shipping is expected to begin in early December.
The mouse has six customizable buttons and an optical sensor with sensitivity settings from 100 DPI to 2,400 DPI. Users can cycle through presets with a button or adjust settings in Keychron Launcher, which also supports button remapping and macros.




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