The Everest is a keyboard full of unusual features such as display keys. The focus is on modularity: the number pad and additional keys can be removed, additional modules provide additional keys. More modules have recently been added for the keyboard.
The Everest's base module consists of a tenkeyless keyboard. A multimedia unit is docked to this, which has unlit media keys and a rotary control with a display (240 × 204p) that covers various functions. This includes controlling the volume or the brightness of the key illumination.
Displays in four buttons
You can decide where the module sits: It can optionally be moved to the left via the “WASD” area, which makes it easier to operate with the left hand. The number block is just as flexible. It can be docked on either the right or left of Everest. It is also possible to set up the module independently and place it further away from the keyboard.
Four keys are “display keys” whose LC display has a resolution of 72 × 72p. Static and animated images in GIF, JPG, PNG and BMP formats can be displayed there. The manufacturer's software can also be used to determine the function of these and all other buttons in five profiles. Mountain also emphasizes the close integration of OBS Studio, many of the software's functions should be able to be called up more quickly using predefined shortcuts.