Mistel rolled out three compact keyboards at Computex 2026, starting with the Airone Pro. The 72‑key, 65% JIS board packs Cherry MX ULP switches, RGB lighting and full NKRO behind an aluminium unibody measuring 314 × 104 × 13.7 mm and weighing 387 g. A wired USB connection delivers a 1000 Hz poll rate, targeting enthusiasts who value modding flexibility.

A wireless sibling, the Airone BT ANSI, swaps the JIS layout for a 68‑key ANSI 65% design and trims weight to 305 g. A 1,200 mAh battery fuels Bluetooth at 125 Hz poll, while the upper chassis remains aluminium and the base switches to ABS. The shift underscores Mistel’s push toward lighter, dual‑mode keyboards for on‑the‑go professionals.

The MD770 PRO and MD600 Alpha+ adopt a split‑keyboard concept. The MD770 PRO offers a 75% layout that folds into two halves, each powered by a 3,000 mAh battery and capable of wired or independent Bluetooth operation. The MD600 Alpha+ mirrors the design with a 60% ANSI layout and arc‑curved key clusters, using two 2,000 mAh cells. Both models support a range of switches, from KTT Hyacinth to Outemu Cream, delivering ergonomic ergonomics for mechanical‑keyboard fans.