Every product ships with its own measured frequency response - no marketing curves
An 82-key 75% layout on a gasket-mounted plate, housed in a 1.2kg CNC 6063 aluminium case at a 6.5-degree typing angle. Switches are hot-swappable five-pin, supplied either as a 45g linear or a 55g tactile with a 2.0mm actuation point and 4.0mm total travel.
Wired polling runs at 8,000Hz and the 2.4GHz receiver at 1,000Hz, which we measure end-to-end at 0.9ms from keypress to USB report. The 4,000mAh cell gives 90 hours with the backlight off, charges over USB-C PD, and the whole board opens with six hex screws.
Free two-day shipping within the US on orders over $99, dispatched from Portland the same business day if ordered before 2pm PT. 45-day returns, five-year warranty, and spare parts published for every product we have ever shipped.
Our team answers every message personally. Get in touch.
I mixed on a matched pair for eight months and checked the results against a mastering room I trust. The low end translated within a decibel. The DSP correction sweep took four minutes and fixed a 6dB null at 120Hz I had been compensating for by ear for two years.
I flagged a 0.4dB channel mismatch on my REF-1s - within spec, but it bothered me. The acoustics lead replied with the driver serial history attached and shipped a tighter-matched pair the next day. I have never had a support exchange like it.
Verified against my own i1Display Pro and the factory report held up across the full P3 sweep. My only complaint is that the local dimming blooms slightly on white text over black at 1,600 nits - switch the HDR profile to 600-nit reference and it disappears.
Three years on my Slate the battery was down to 79% health. Ordered the cell from Axiom at $48, downloaded the service manual, eleven screws and one connector. Back to full runtime for the price of a dinner. No other laptop I own would have let me do that.
Lab measuredAX-REFHEA-01
NewAX-WIREAR-02
AX-STUMON-03
AX-SMAWAT-05