EvoFox Ronin Wireless

Ronin TKL Wireless Gaming KeyboardDetachable 1.5m Type C Cable with EMI RingKey Puller4*Outemu Red SwitchesUser ManualInserts

Yes, the keyboard features full N-key rollover, ensuring that every keystroke is registered—even during intense, simultaneous key presses.

The Ronin TKL supports a 1000Hz polling rate, delivering ultra-fast response times essential for competitive gaming.

Yes. The keyboard uses Outemu Red mechanical switches—linear, silent, and responsive—making them ideal for fast-paced gaming sessions.

Hold FN + 1 / 2 / 3 to pair up to 3 devices. Look for “EvoFox Ronin TKL #1/2/3” and pair with your device.

Insert the dongle, then press FN + 4. If not recognized, hold FN + 4 until the LED blinks.

Plug in the Type-C cable and press FN + 5.

Use FN + 1/2/3 for Bluetooth, FN + 4 for 2.4GHz, and FN + 5 for wired.

Press FN + A for Windows mode or FN + S for macOS mode.

There are 21 dynamic RGB effects. Use FN + \ to cycle effects and FN + ↑/↓/←/→ to adjust brightness, speed, and direction.

Install the EvoFox software on Windows to enable per-key RGB, macros, and audio-reactive lighting.

Yes, the keyboard supports hot-swappable 5-pin mechanical switches. Use the included key puller and test switches for easy customization.

The 9-layer gasket mount reduces vibrations and noise, offering a softer and quieter typing experience.

Yes, onboard memory stores RGB and macro profiles—perfect for plug-and-play across systems.

Hold FN + ESC for 5 seconds until the RGB performs a spiral animation.

The connected device will show battery percentage. Ensure you’re using the original cable for charging.

Use the included EMI-shielded Type-C cable. Charging while in use is supported.

Not recommended. Use a direct power adapter or USB hub with sufficient output to ensure stable charging and performance.

Compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and more.

No. The EvoFox customization software is currently Windows-only. However, basic functions and RGB modes work cross-platform.

No. Copilot Key requires Windows 11 or later. Ensure your system is up-to-date.

Reconnect the Type-C cableTry another USB portRestart your computerTest on another device

Press FN + Del to toggle RGBAdjust brightness (FN + ↑/↓)Reconnect or reset the keyboard

Check for debris: Remove and reseat the keycap (use the included key puller) to ensure proper switch contact.Test in Notepad/Text Editor: Verify if the issue occurs in all applications or just specific software.Try resetting the keyboard

Verify OS mode: Ensure the switch matches your OS (Windows/macOS).Check Fn lock: Some keyboards require holding Fn for secondary functions.Test in different apps: Some media keys may not work in certain programs (e.g., browsers vs. Spotify).

Ensure proper alignment: Insert the 5-pin switch straight into the socket (do not force).Check for bent pins: If a switch isn’t working, inspect its metal pins for damage.Test with included spare switches: Replace the problematic switch with one of the 4 included Outemu Red switches.

Windows Mode required: The volume knob and Copilot key (F4) only function in Windows mode.Update Windows: Ensure your OS is up to date (Copilot requires Windows 11 or later).

Use the included EMI-shielded cable: Avoid third-party cables to prevent interference.Try a USB 2.0 port: Some USB 3.0 ports may introduce noise.

Windows only: The EvoFox software is currently unavailable for macOS/Linux.Reinstall software: Download the latest version from the website.