Angry Miao Manuals & User Guides

Angry Miao is a technology and design brand established in 2019, dedicated to creating future-facing consumer electronics under its philosophy of building a "Future Art Community." Bridging the gap between high-tech engineering and artistic expression, the brand is renowned for its premium enthusiasts' mechanical keyboards, gaming peripherals, and audio devices. Their products often feature bold, cyberpunk-inspired aesthetics, such as the CYBERBOARD with its customizable LED matrix panel and the AM AFA keyboard utilizing an adjustable leaf-spring mount.

Beyond keyboards, Angry Miao offers high-performance equipment like the AM Infinity gaming mouse and CYBERBLADE wireless earbuds, which feature low-latency connections and active noise cancellation tailored for gamers. The company emphasizes craftsmanship, using high-quality materials and CNC-machined aluminum bodies, and provides extensive customization through its proprietary AM Master software. By fostering close interaction with its user base, Angry Miao delivers limited-edition drops and unique designs that resonate emotionally with technology enthusiasts.

• How do I customize the lighting on my Angry Miao keyboard?

  You can customize lighting effects and key layouts by visiting diy.angrymiao.com. For many models, you will need to download the AM Master software to apply your custom JSON configuration files.

• How do I check the battery status of my keyboard?

  On most Angry Miao keyboards, such as the Cyberboard or Black Diamond 75, you can check the battery level by pressing Fn + P or Fn + F12. The LED indicators or panel will display the current charge level.

• How do I verify the authenticity of my Angry Miao product?

  To verify your product, locate the serial number (SN) on the device or packaging and enter it at verify.angrymiao.com. Each SN code is unique to the specific item.

• How do I switch between Bluetooth and 2.4G wireless modes?

  Use the function keys to switch modes. Typically, long-pressing Fn + 1/2/3 enters Bluetooth pairing for different devices, while Fn + 4 (or Fn + T on some models) switches to 2.4G mode when the receiver is connected.