MONSGEEK FUN60 Ultra Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard 8k Magnetic Switch TMR Aluminum Keyboard Multi-Modes Black Shine-Through MagMech(Glare Magnetic Switch)

've been using the white MonsGeek Fun 60 for a while now, and honestly, it's one of the best keyboards I've ever typed on. The durability is solid-feels like it'll last forever with that sturdy aluminum build. Connectivity's flawless, no lag or drops, and it's super comfortable for long sessions, thanks to the low-profile design. I love the look-clean, minimalist, and that white finish looks sharp on my desk. It's dead easy to use, no fussing with software, and the sound quality? So satisfying-crisp and not too loud. The TMR magnetic switches are a game-changer-super responsive, adjustable actuation makes it perfect for both typing and gaming. I use it every day and just really enjoy it. Highly recommend picking one up! Also, FYI- comes with switch and key puller!! The value here is absurd! Do it. PS- the web app is a real bonus-super user-friendly, lets you tweak those Hall effect switches with pinpoint precision, no bloatware, just clean sliders for actuation, rapid trigger settings, and key remapping. It's a huge plus for folks who love customizing their setup without the hassle. Best part no installation!

For its price, this is by far one of the best keyboards I've bought. It's quiet and not one of those cheap, loud keyboards. The response time is fast, and overall, everything about it is amazing. It was also easy to customize keybinds and actions through the website. I definitely recommend this keyboard to anyone looking for something affordable that still delivers great performance and quality.

The item worked for wired but not is 2.4 dongle their software also didnt help no clarification! Hardawre connectivity is so poot

Too heavy but nice. Sorfware needs updates, not user-friendly. Keyboard itseft very good.

Now I usually don't buy keyboards, until I was intrigued in analog keyboards in which both hall effect and tmr keyboards are being used as sensors for keyboards, which makes users on certain software's of other keyboard apps imitate a xbox gamepad, providing the user the instantaneous keys of an keyboard and accuracy of a analog joystick. Now I've been hearing reviews of the tmr modules that are in controllers and it got me curious if tmr sensors ever got implemented in keyboards and it did. The MonsGeek Fun 60 ultra tmr keyboard has to be one of the best keyboards and has a lot of potential to become the norm for keyboard and mouse users. I like how sound not to loud, but with a switch that satisfies your ears similar to an hall effect keyboard. The software called the "MonsGeek Driver" allows you to change the actuations of the keyboard to the lowest compared to an hall effect keyboard, making it more sensitive and accurate to an hall effect keyboard. It also has rgb lighting, if you prefer playing in the dark with lights shining around you for feedback and the keyboard at the lowest of the actuation settings detect such an input, making it useful for competitive gamers. I personally think it'd worth it, if you prefer performance since it also goes up to 8000hz of an polling rate, but I also think if an hall effect keyboard has a good deal on it, I would go with that as well, as they are both analog keyboards which provide precise input of the switches. Their both durable and have that satisfying sound, but since I had got this keyboard on sale, it would definitely be my pick as it more precise and just as durable of a hall effect sensor, since they both use magnetics in their sensors.