Hyekit x FGG MADLIONS MAD 68 HE RGB PRO 60% Wired Magnetic Switch Gaming Keyboard with Adjustable Actuation, 8K Hz Polling Rate, Rapid Trigger Mode, Hall Effect Switches, for PC/Mac, Black

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I'll compare to my other HE keyboards: Mad68 HE, Yunzii RT75, Aula WIN68 HE. I like my Yunzii the most for the volume knob, but the Madlions are the smoothest to type on. The aula is the best build quality (shocking) but the madlions is 95% as good. All these boards are good and smooth to type on, but you might want to disable HE mode when doing a lot of typing. The stock 0.1mm sensitivity is very touchy!Pros:- Excellent typing experience. Tight keycaps, very little wobble.- Good stabilizers- Smooth, quiet linear switches- Simple, universal standard 60% layout- Rubber feet. Bottom layout is an exact copy of the Wooting 60HE - even the fake vent holes!- Solid build. Very little flexingNeutral:- Bright LEDs, but keycaps aren't shine through- a little pricier than other options like the the WIN68, but still a better value thana wooting- 60% layout might not be enough for some peopleCons- rubber feet don't have any height adjustment at all

excellent entry hall effect keyboard! easy configuration and build quality is good. sounds solid. also a good base to upgrade. I got a tofu60 redux case and some owlie ti switches, direct drop in replacement.

I liked it a lot

I really wanted to like this keyboard, but it's been extremely disappointing due to serious and consistent issues. After around 15 minutes of being powered on, certain keys start to glitch out — especially the “F” key, which will randomly spam itself like this: “fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff.” The Delete key also becomes unreliable, sometimes deleting content on its own or not responding at all.Another huge issue is that keys will randomly double or triple press, resulting in words like “kkeyboardd” or “thhis.” This happens frequently enough to make regular typing frustrating and borderline unusable.I own several other Hall Effect keyboards, including cheaper Chinese knockoffs that cost less than this one, and I’ve never experienced anything like this with any of them. So this clearly isn’t a general Hall Effect issue — it's specific to this keyboard, which leads me to believe it's a defect in the microcontroller or processor, possibly caused by overheating or poor quality control.For the price I paid, this kind of failure is unacceptable. I expected better quality, and I honestly feel like I received a defective unit. I really hope the company stands behind their product and offers a replacement, because in its current state, it’s simply not usable.

Better than wooting

This is being compared to the Wooting 60HE, which is known as the go-to FPS keyboard. I haven’t used the Wooting myself, but this one comes in at a fraction of the cost, and it seriously holds its own. I’m not a keyboard expert by any means, but as a PC gamer who plays titles like CS:GO and Marvel Rivals, I can say this keyboard has definitely improved my in-game performance. I like the feel of this keyboard.It’s wired, so you're getting a solid, lag-free connection. ideal for competitive gaming. The magnetic switch hot-swapping, adjustable actuation, and rapid trigger mode are impressive features, especially for something this affordable. Add in the 8000Hz polling rate and you’ve got a keyboard that’s crazy responsive.The 60% layout is compact and perfect for saving desk space, especially if you need extra room for mouse movement. And while the RGB lighting isn’t everything, it looks great and adds a bit of personality to your setup. If you want top-tier performance without breaking the bank, this is a solid pick.

After a week of owning it, the W key fails ...... Even when holding down the W key, it randomly stops moving completely ...... There is no English manual visible inside the package and the software is opaque and not user friendly. I think I need to return it.