Product Terminology

Includes terms used for marketing.

Core: The non-split version of the Riven keyboard. Comes in two models: non-RGB and RGB
Standard: The split version of the Riven keyboard. Comes in two models: non-RGB and RGB
Translucent: Refers to the backlit keycaps
Proximity Sensor: The thing that makes the battery saving feature work. The keyboard will reduce power usage when not in use; ie: Turn off LED when not in use.
Curvature: When referring to the curvature, we are referring to the curved keyboard design. What sets this curvature apart is the ability to use standard Choc keycaps, allowing for ultra-personalization.
Seamless: Seamless is the general theme of the product. It refers to its features that make the keyboard useful across a variety of devices with minimal user configuration.
Layout: Refers to one of the three keymap settings, or the hardware-software arrangement.; ie: Default, M1, M2 layouts
Layer: Refers to the two user-activated keymaps using meta keys (triangle and square symbol).; They can be referred to as raising, or lowering the layer.; Without F-keys, a user would hold down a meta key to access the F-keys from the number keys by default.
Rotary Encoder/Rotary Dial: Rotary dial on the left side of the keyboard used to control system functions such as volume and screen brightness

2021-07-20