$69.99 is the current Amazon price on the 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard with Dual Super Buttons (N edition), a 30 percent markdown from the $99.99 retail list. The math: $99.99 less 30 percent rounds to a roughly $30-per-unit discount, landing exactly at $69.99. The Verge rates this among the lowest prices the outlet has tracked on the bundle.
Keyboard hardware and connectivity
The 87-key tenkeyless layout runs on white Kailh Box switches, chosen for their clicky, vintage sound. The switches are hot-swappable. Connection options include Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and USB wired, with compatibility across Windows and Android. A volume knob and function keys handle quick controls. The Verge notes the internals are modern despite the retro exterior.
Styling follows Nintendo's original NES controller, with rounded keycaps carrying blocky retro legends and two red customizable buttons on the chassis. Supplementary detailing across the body completes the theme. The Verge describes the styling as thorough.
Super buttons: programmable accessories
The bundle ships with one super button. The Verge describes these buttons as sizable, suited to shortcut access such as copy-paste or media controls. Each button programs to any key combination or function without additional software. Up to four super buttons can connect to a single keyboard simultaneously.
The expansion math: the included unit is one of four possible connections, leaving three slots open if buyers want to extend the setup. No additional software is required to program further units.
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The 8BitDo N edition bundle at $69.99 is live at Amazon.