The Surefire Kingpin M1 is a compact 60% layout mechanical RGB gaming keyboard in a US English QWERTY configuration, built for players who want a smaller desk footprint by dropping the function row, navigation cluster and number pad found on a full-size board. The 60% form factor is popular for competitive gaming setups where extra mouse swing room matters and for portable rigs, at the cost of relying on secondary key-combinations (Fn layers) to access functions like arrow keys, F-keys and media controls that a larger keyboard has dedicated keys for. It uses genuine mechanical switches under each key for consistent tactile or clicky actuation feedback and per-key durability well beyond a membrane keyboard, paired with per-key or zone RGB backlighting for a customisable lighting look. It connects over a standard wired USB connection for reliable, low-latency input. Surefire's own manufacturer site wasn't independently locatable this session (WebSearch budget exhausted, and the domain typically associated with the brand redirects elsewhere), so this description is written from the detailed spec information already present in the product's own catalog name — layout, switch type and connectivity — rather than inventing additional figures like exact switch brand or actuation force.