ZEBRONICS Zeb-MAX NINJA 61 keys wireless mechanical keyboard with 3 Bluetooth connections, 2.4GHz Nano receiver, Type C wired mode, RGB backlit, built-in rechargeable battery and N-key rollover(White)
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Price: ₹8,999 - ₹251.00
(as of Dec 15, 2025 03:49:24 UTC – Details)
From the manufacturer
60% (61 keys) wireless mechanical keyboard (Black / white color variants) to help you save space on the table with easily portable size & a minimalistic design.
Multi connect / multi mode usage with max. 3 Bluetooth connections, one 2.4GHz RF wireless nano receiver and detachable Type C cable for wired mode of usage.
Fast switch between 3 Bluetooth connections (smart phone, tablet, Laptop etc.)
Compatible with various devices using Bluetooth (smart phone, tablet, laptop etc.,) 2.4GHz RF wireless (Laptop, PC computer) & removable type C cable for wired connection & use.
Easily change modes from BT, wireless & wired, with the Mode toggle switch provided on the rear panel of keyboard.
Built in rechargeable battery with low battery indication and charging indication.
Supports N key rollover. Integrated multimedia keys and Windows key enable / disable function.
Magnetic 2.4GHz RF wireless nano receiver – storage space on the back panel of the keyboard.
21 RGB LED backlit modes, 5 LED speed modes (for non-static LEDs) and 5 LED brightness modes.
Heavy duty structure for durability and premium PBT keycaps. Up to 10 meter wireless range (without obstacles).
Customers say
Customers find the keyboard’s build quality good, with a solid plastic construction and great tactile feel. Moreover, they consider it the best value for money, particularly for its wireless Bluetooth capabilities. However, the connectivity receives mixed feedback, with some reporting flawless wireless performance while others experience connection issues. Additionally, the brightness and functionality aspects are mixed, with some praising the RGB lights while others note inconsistent illumination, and while the keyboard incorporates many modes, customers wish it had dedicated arrow keys.
