
Specifications
At a glance
Trust GXT 867 Acira 60% Wired Mechanical Keyboard is a gaming keyboard made by Trust. It is listed at one UK shop, Ebuyer, for £39.99 (checked 19 October 2026).
From the retailer
Trust's GXT 867 Acira packs Outemu Red mechanical switches into a 60% layout measuring 290 x 100 x 40mm. Two-position feet and a non-slip base set the typing angle, while the chassis keeps weight to 460g.**Product Highlights**
- Outemu Red linear switches register quickly for fast, repeated presses
- 60% form factor leaves desk space for wider mouse movement
- Two-position feet and a non-slip base keep the board steady
- Adjustable backlighting modes work directly from the keyboard
- Wired plug-and-play operation supports Windows, PlayStation, and Xbox
- Function-key combinations control volume and playback during gaming**Best For**
- Tight desk setups where a mouse mat and headset stand take up space
- Local network events and weekends away, with a 460g board for easy packing
- Players moving from a membrane keyboard to their first mechanical switches
- Shooter and battle royale sessions that hinge on quick key actuation
- Gamers switching between a personal computer and a console on one screen
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