Let’s trim your keyboard development cycle by 15 days.-

Let’s trim your keyboard development cycle by 15 days.

Let’s trim your keyboard development cycle by 15 days 🔥 “Your R&D timeline just got a 10-day turbo boost. ⚡ How? [Your Brand] delivers: ✅ 3-day prototypes (not weeks) ✅ 8-day mass production (not months) → All backed by dedicated tech teams sol...

Debuts OmniLink Pro: Universal Tablet Keyboard with Dual Samsung/Apple Certification-

Debuts OmniLink Pro: Universal Tablet Keyboard with Dual Samsung/Apple Certification

Shenzhen, China – Shenzhen Ebits Technology Co., Ltd., Samsung’s exclusive keyboard manufacturer in China and Apple MFi-certified supplier, today launched the Keyboard – engineered to bridge Android, iOS, and Windows ecosystems. The OmniLink Pro features industry-first dual certification: 🔹 Samsung DeX Optimization: Auto-pairing with Galaxy Tab S9/S10 series 🔹 Apple MFi Chipset: Guaranteed iOS 17+ compatibility (Verify ID: [Your MFi ID]) 🔹 Windows Shortcut Keys: Dedicated Office 365 hotkeys Constructed in Ebits’ 3,000㎡ ISO 9001-certified facility, its military-grade aluminum frame (MIL-STD-810H) houses: Tri-Mode Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.3 / USB-C / 2.4GHz wireless Cross-OS Touchpad: Gesture controls for iPadOS, Android, Windows 11 22-Day Battery with fast-charging (15 mins = 8 hrs use) "As certified partners for tech giants, we solve platform fragmentation," stated Ebits CTO delivers one keyboard for all devices – no re-pairing needed." Priced at $49.99, it includes a recycled silicone case.

Inside Ebits’ Robotic Lab: How Every Apple MFi Keyboard Survives 247 Torture Tests Exclusive Video Tour Reveals Military-Grade Validation for Consumer Keyboards-

Inside Ebits’ Robotic Lab: How Every Apple MFi Keyboard Survives 247 Torture Tests Exclusive Video Tour Reveals Military-Grade Validation for Consumer Keyboards

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Inside Ebits’ Robotic Lab: How Every Apple MFi Keyboard Survives 247 Torture Tests Exclusive Video Tour Reveals Military-Grade Validation for Consumer Keyboards SHENZHEN, China – July 8, 2025 – Ebits Technology, Samsung’s exclusive keyboard manufacturer and Apple MFi-certified supplier , today unveiled unprecedented access to its 3,000㎡ smart factory, demonstrating how each keyboard endures 247 validation checks – including coffee submersion and ballistic impact – before reaching customers. 🔍 Verify Certifications Real-time Apple MFi status check Samsung DeX compliance timestamp Explore Our Factory: https://view.topsky.com/about_us?siteId=1848703379736403968

Coffee Crisis Averted: How Ebits’ Waterproof Keyboard Saved a $500K Deal-

Coffee Crisis Averted: How Ebits’ Waterproof Keyboard Saved a $500K Deal

CHICAGO, July 18, 2025 — Finance executive Marcus Chen was moments away from pitching to VentureCap Partners when disaster struck: a latté tsunami crashed over his tablet keyboard. "My heart stopped," he admits. "Then I remembered – this was an Ebits ArmorType. IP54 isn’t just a rating; it’s a lifeline." The Critical Minute 10:02 AM: Barista’s tray collapses beside Marcus at Starbucks Reserve. 10:03 AM: Caramel macchiato floods his Ebits ArmorType keyboard (attached to Samsung Tab S9). 10:04 AM: He rinses it under the restroom faucet, shakes off water, and reboots. 10:07 AM: Pitch deck resumes – keyboard fully operational. Engineered for Emergencies Ebits’ IP54-rated nano-coating (validated by SGS Report #WR2025-441) protected against: ✅ Coffee immersion (30 sec submersion test) ✅ Splash damage (milk/sugar particle resistance) ✅ Quick-rinse cleanup (no corrosion post-wash) "Most ‘water-resistant’ keyboards fail at real-world spills," says Dr. Lena Wu, Ebits Lead Engineer. "We torture-tested ArmorType with 37 liquids – from cola to soy sauce – because careers shouldn’t hinge on caffeine luck." The Ripple Effect Marcus closed the $500K deal that hour. His team has since: Switched 47 keyboards to Ebits ArmorType Customized shortcut keys for QuickBooks/Zoom Saved $12K+ annually on damaged gear replacements "Laptops would’ve died instantly," Marcus notes. "This little keyboard? It earned its weight in gold – and coffee."