FILCO is a premium brand of mechanical keyboards and accessories by Diatec Corporation, famous for its durable Majestouch series and authentic Cherry MX switches.
FILCO, a brand owned by the Japanese company Diatec Corporation, is renowned worldwide for manufacturing premium mechanical keyboards. Highly regarded by typists, programmers, and gaming enthusiasts, FILCO keyboards are celebrated for their durable build quality, minimalist design, and use of authentic Cherry MX mechanical switches.
The brand offers a variety of popular product lines, including the Majestouch, Minila, and Convertible series. These keyboards provide reliable wired USB connections as well as versatile Bluetooth connectivity for multi-device setups. Furthermore, FILCO caters to the custom mechanical keyboard community with specialized components, artistic KOBO custom frames crafted with traditional Japanese lacquer techniques, and high-quality PBT keycaps. With robust internal hardware and extensive DIP switch customization, FILCO delivers an unmatched and highly tailored typing experience.
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Power on the keyboard using the Bluetooth switch, then press and hold one of the designated Bluetooth registration buttons (1-4) or use the shortcut [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [Fn] depending on your specific model until the pairing LED flashes blue. You can then discover it on your PC or mobile device.
To reset completely, disconnect the keyboard via USB, turn on the designated reset DIP switch (usually DIP 12), and reconnect it to your PC. Once the LEDs flash, disconnect the keyboard again, turn the DIP switch off, and reconnect to complete the initialization.
You can use the dedicated 'FILCO Assist' software on a Windows PC to create macros, register text, and customize profiles for supported hardware like the Majestouch Xacro series.
Most FILCO mechanical keyboards feature physical DIP switches on the back. While the keyboard is disconnected, you can toggle these switches to swap keys (like CapsLock and Ctrl), disable the Windows key, or switch the board between QWERTY, Dvorak, Colemak, and Mac layouts.