Hi, well I've always used mechanical keyboards, even optical-mechanical as the Razer hunstman mini. Although, recently I've been reading about magnetic keyboards. So, I hope some of you could help be to choose the best option and tell me why its better than the other ones. I heard that the brand "Madlions" is not good at all, is it really true? Also what do you guys think about these ones:

• IYX MU68 PRO

• MCHOSE ACE 68

• IYX ND63 PRO

Thank you btw <3

Hi, ive been thinking about getting a magnetic keyboard, but in clueless about wich one to get, ive seen some under 65$ like the mad 80 he and the attack shark k85, any recomendation?

For gaming purposes because I have crazy movement, but sometimes I get stuck because I try to put in two keys at once. Looking for a rapid trigger magnetic switch keyboard under 75% but over 60% you can recommend other keyboards, but they have to be sold by Micro Center. Has to be under $200!

I'm looking for the cheapest wireless magnetic keyboard but I don't know which one to get. Please help me

Just looking for a cheaper alternative to the Wooting with the same key features. I don't care about aesthetics or sound as long as it has great performance and a good software.

I need a keyboard with Hall effect/magnetic switches, but don’t have the money to buy a 200$ apex pro mini. Could someone find me a cheap magnetic switch keyboard?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been thinking about buying a new keyboard since I’ve always used membrane ones my whole life. I’m really interested in trying a magnetic switch keyboard, especially because I play a lot of osu! — mostly osu!mania rather than standard — and also some tactical shooters like CS and Valorant.

This would be my first mechanical keyboard purchase, and after doing some research, I found that magnetic switch keyboards seem to be the best fit for my needs. From what I’ve seen, Wooting is highly recommended, and honestly looks like the best option overall.

But the thing is, I can’t afford it — my budget is around $150 max. With the currency conversion in my country, plus shipping and taxes, the Wooting ends up costing me over $280, which is just too much.

So I kept looking around, watched a bunch of videos, and ended up really liking the DrunkDeer A75 Pro. It seemed perfect for me — but then I checked reviews, forums, and their Discord, and I saw a lot of people mentioning that the keyboard dies after a few months, which made me hesitate and not go through with the purchase.

I also looked at other options like the EPOMAKER HE75, NuPhy Halo65 HE, YUNZII RT75, and GAMAKAY TK75 HE, but I’m not sure if any of them are really worth it. The A75 was the one that convinced me the most, but it sucks that it seems to have such a short lifespan.
Also, I’m not a big fan of 60% keyboards, so I’d really appreciate recommendations around the 75% layout.

So my question is: what would you recommend that actually offers good value for the price — under $150 — and is reliable?

Thanks in advance!

Okay, so there’s Wooting 60HE and the Wooting 80HE has just released in 2024, but both are $200 plus shipping and the availability is not great. These are great keyboards nonetheless, but this is an article about cheaper magnetic keyboards with gaming features like rapid trigger, dynamic keystrokes and snap tap. Let’s go!

Most Hall Effect keyboards are wired for the absolute lowest latency (response time). However, some offer wireless options with Bluetooth and 2.4G connectivity, which is a nice perk for those who value a clean desk setup.

As for price, there’s a keyboard for everyone. I’ve even found some fantastic options under $100! Keep in mind, though, that build quality, software features, and switch types can all affect the price tag.

Cheap 75% hall effect keyboards

This is the most popular size and there are a lot of budget rapid trigger keyboards. The absolutely cheapest is Redragon, but it’s got bad build quality and software. Here are my recommendations:

1. MCHOSE Jet 75 - $69

2. Akko TAC75 - $69.99

3. YUNZII RT75 – $89

4. Keychron K2 HE - $129.99

I have 4/5 of these keyboards. Yunzii RT75 has also a really low price, it’s a great entry keyboard with rapid trigger. Akko Tac75 is slightly better build quality IMO and Keychron K2 HE is super nice mechanical keyboard. Jet 75 is plastic build and a fantastic price, but the software is lacking a bit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oddQZCnCx8w

Both Drunkdeer A75 Pro and G75 are the two only Hall Effect keyboards out there that comes with optional silent switches. And G75 has probably the best stock sound with regular switches, it’s my personal daily driver now. Both Drunkdeer keyboards have snap tap.

Full sized magnetic keyboards

The only budget keyboards here are:

1. Aula F98X – $105

2. Keychron K4 HE - $135

3. Keydous NJ98-CP V2 – $149

I have had Keydous and it’s very good, it’s also wireless and with aluminium/brass plate with great build quality. And it supports magnetic and regular mechanical switches at the same time. Aula F98X I haven’t used, but it’s really cheap, nothing comes close to this low price. Keychron K4 HE just released in March 2025.

60-65% small rapid trigger keyboards

1. MCHOSE Ace 60 – $39

2. MonsGeek FUN60 - $35.99

3. Nuphy Halo65 HE – $89.99

4. DrunkDeer G60 – $99

5. Nuphy Air60 HE – $119

6. Luminkey Magger 68 – $119

MCHOSE just released in November 2024 and the price is insanely good, I don’t know much about the brand though.

I have Monsgeek Fun60 and it’s a great Wooting 60HE alternative at half the price with really good performance. I’m no Valorant player but I play some games and the latency is really low. And the Nuphy Air60 HE is a new addition, I also purchased it. It’s a low profile HE keyboard, so it’s a different experience, but it’s solid and the software is really good.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to buy a magnetic keyboard because I want to use features like Rapid Trigger and Snap Tap, as I play games more competitively. I’ve been researching some options and noticed that Keychron has several magnetic keyboards, but I’m a bit lost with all the choices.

I’ve also been considering the Corsair K70 MAX RGB, which seems like a really good magnetic keyboard as well.

Which magnetic keyboard would you recommend for competitive gaming, and what are your thoughts on the Keychron models compared to something like the Corsair K70 MAX RGB?