The G-Lab Keyz Titanium 65% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, White AZERTY, Red Switches
Product description
A full-size keyboard prioritises a familiar spread of keys, while a compact board gives more room for mouse movement. The G-Lab Keyz Titanium takes the compact route, with a 65% layout for gaming and desk setups where space matters.
It is a wired mechanical keyboard with a white finish and AZERTY layout. Red Outemu switches, RGB lighting and programmable controls give it more scope for gaming customisation than a basic keyboard.
The main buying question is whether its compact layout suits the way you play and type. It is listed for PC, PS4, PS5 and Xbox, but the connection is USB-A, so the setup needs to accommodate a wired keyboard.
Practical tips
The 65% format is intended to free up desk space and give your mouse more room to move. That can be useful in games where broad mouse movements matter, or on a desk shared with other equipment. It is a different priority from a larger keyboard with a more expansive layout, so consider how often you rely on a dedicated numeric keypad or keys outside a compact format before choosing.
The AZERTY layout is an important detail, not just a label: it will suit you best if that is the layout you already use. For a gaming setup, the red switches have a stated activation force of 45g, while the programmable macros and key remapping allow controls to be tailored through the software. The keyboard connects by USB-A, so it is designed for a wired setup rather than a cable-free one.
What stands out
The combination of compact size and mechanical switches is the clearest reason to consider the Keyz Titanium. Its 100% NKRO anti-ghosting is intended to register simultaneous key presses without conflicts, which is relevant for games that use multi-key combinations. This is a specific gaming feature rather than a substitute for choosing the right layout or connection for your desk.
RGB lighting can be adjusted using the software, with 18 lighting modes and more than 16 million colour combinations stated. Macros and remapping add another layer of personalisation. You’ll like it if you want a compact board whose lighting and controls can be changed to suit your setup. It’s not for you if you need a different keyboard layout from AZERTY. The wired connection is also worth factoring in if you are comparing it with a wireless-first setup.
Quick overview
- Name: The G-Lab Keyz Titanium
- Type: Wired mechanical gaming keyboard
- Format: 65%, AZERTY
- Switches: Red Outemu, 45g activation force
- Connectivity: USB-A
- Compatibility: PC, PS4, PS5 and Xbox
- Features: RGB backlighting, programmable macros, key remapping and 100% NKRO anti-ghosting
- Dimensions: 10.2L x 31.1W x 3.7H centimetres
- Colour: White
When it makes sense
For a PC or console gaming desk where mouse space is a priority, the Keyz Titanium brings a compact format together with mechanical switches, configurable RGB and programmable controls. It offers more customisation than a straightforward plug-in keyboard, while taking a smaller-footprint approach than a full-size board. That trade-off makes sense if AZERTY is your preferred layout and a wired USB-A connection works for your setup. If your everyday use depends on a different layout or you specifically want a wireless keyboard, those requirements point towards another type of keyboard.