Daybreak Gaming Family

Magnetic Analog Switches use magnets instead of physical contact points to register keypresses. This means smoother travel, no debounce delay, and the ability to detect exactly where in the travel the key is — enabling adjustable actuation. They also last significantly longer than traditional mechanical switches with no contact wear.

You can fine-tune actuation per key from 0.2mm (hair-trigger) to 3.9mm (deliberate press) via the Lab App. This lets you set different sensitivities for different keys — tighter for WASD movement, more deliberate for abilities you don't want to accidentally fire.

Rapid Trigger resets a key the instant you lift your finger rather than waiting for it to physically pass back through the actuation point. For counter-strafing in CS2, Valorant, or Apex, this means inhumanly fast key resets and directional changes — a genuine competitive edge.

The Daybreak runs at an 8000 Hz polling rate with 1ms latency — registering your inputs 8x more frequently than a standard 1000 Hz keyboard. Every micro-adjustment translates with tournament-grade precision.

Snap Tap (also known as SOCD — Simultaneous Opposite Cardinal Directions) eliminates conflicting stuck inputs by automatically prioritizing your most recent directional key. If you press both A and D simultaneously, the last key pressed wins — giving you instant, clean direction changes.

Double-shot PBT keycaps are made from two layers of molded plastic — the legends never fade or wear off because they're part of the keycap structure, not printed on top. The textured surface also gives you a better grip and more precise feel under your fingertips.

The Lab App lets you set per-key actuation points, enable Rapid Trigger, program macros, configure Snap Tap, save up to 5 profiles, and sync per-key RGB to Windows 11 Dynamic Lighting for game-reactive visuals.

Yes. The Daybreak features full N-Key Rollover (NKRO) and anti-ghosting, so every simultaneous keypress registers without dropped or conflicting inputs — even during complex multi-key sequences.

TKL removes the number pad to free up desk space for wider mouse movement — a standard preference for low-sensitivity FPS players. The Daybreak also includes a JLab Media Dial, programmable shortcut keys, a USB-C passthrough port, and 3-level adjustable height feet.

The Daybreak uses the elite PAW3395 sensor with true 1:1 tracking and DPI adjustable from 650 to 26,000. With 650 IPS max tracking speed and 50g max acceleration, it delivers pixel-perfect precision whether you're sniping across the map or executing rapid flicks.

The Daybreak features LabSpeed 2.4 GHz wireless with just 0.25ms latency and a 1000 Hz polling rate — effectively wired-level performance without the cable drag.

The specialized thumb D-PAD gives you 4-way directional button control at your thumb — perfect for binding abilities, weapon swaps, or build controls without ever lifting your fingers off primary fire. It's designed for MMO, MOBA, and tactical shooter players who need macro-heavy layouts.

The Daybreak features 9 fully programmable buttons including the D-PAD, two macro side buttons, and standard left/right clicks. All buttons are customizable via the JLab Lab App.

The Daybreak offers 5+ months of battery life over Bluetooth. For uninterrupted play, you can also plug in via USB-C to play while charging.

Yes. The USB-C cable lets you play in wired mode while charging, so battery level never has to interrupt a ranked session or tournament run.

The JLab Lab App lets you set DPI steps, remap all 9 buttons, create complex macros, adjust lift-off distance, and save profiles directly to the mouse — take your settings anywhere.

The Daybreak supports Windows 10+, macOS 10.15+, and Chrome OS, and works with Surface devices. It supports three simultaneous pairings — one via 2.4 GHz dongle and two via Bluetooth.

Instead of a single driver handling all frequencies, the Daybreak uses a 50mm driver for powerful bass and mids and a precision 20mm driver for crystal-clear highs. Separating the frequencies gives you pinpoint positional accuracy — you'll hear footsteps, reloads, and environmental cues with much greater detail.

Yes. The Daybreak supports DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio, creating accurate 3D sound positioning that places every sound precisely in your gaming environment — giving you the competitive edge to detect enemy movements and react faster.

The Daybreak delivers 70+ hours of wireless playtime via the LabSpeed USB-C Dongle and 100+ hours over Bluetooth. Quick Charge gives you 10 hours of playtime from just 10 minutes of charging.

Yes. The Daybreak supports play-while-charging via USB-C, so a low battery never means missing a round.

The Daybreak offers three ways to connect: LabSpeed 2.4 GHz USB-C Dongle (25ms low latency), Bluetooth 5.3 (up to 30ft range), or wired 3.5mm. Switch between them depending on your platform and setup.

Yes. The Daybreak comes with two swappable Cloud Foam earcup options: Protein Faux Leather for enhanced noise isolation, and Sport Fabric for breathability during longer sessions. Swap them based on your environment or preference.

The detachable bendable boom mic features dual mic-ENC to capture your voice and eliminate background noise. It includes a Quick Mute button and Hear Yourself mode, and the mic bends to position perfectly for your setup.

The Daybreak is compatible with PC, Mac, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. The LabSpeed dongle supports PC and PlayStation; Bluetooth covers Switch, mobile, and any Bluetooth-enabled device.

The Lab App lets you EQ your sound, create and save audio profiles, adjust mic settings, and personalize your overall audio experience — all from your PC.