MAD60/68 V2 Hall Effect Magnetic Switch Gaming Keyboard

I liked mine enough to grab a second as a gift. It's become my default recommendation for friends building their first gaming setup because it punches well above its price.

The keyboard came in neat packaging with nothing loose or rattling inside. It was ready straight out of the box, and the cable is thicker and sturdier than I expected.

The default settings felt a touch sensitive for typing and I kept triggering keys while resting my fingers. Ten minutes raising the actuation fixed it completely, and now it's perfect, hence four stars.

Bought it mainly for shooters but ended up using it for rhythm games as well. The fast, adjustable actuation makes quick taps far more reliable on patterns I kept missing before.

I went with the Snow Glow switches and they're incredibly smooth under a light touch. Pair them with the translucent caps and the whole board feels premium despite the reasonable price.

If you want to try rapid trigger without spending a fortune, start here. It has the features that actually matter for competitive play and feels well built; the only learning curve is the compact layout.

El formato 60% es perfecto para mi escritorio pequeno e incluso me lo llevo a las LAN sin problema. Se siente resistente y la respuesta en juegos es rapidisima. Muy contento con la compra.

Almost a month in and every press is consistent, no double-typed letters or missed inputs like the budget board this replaced. The magnetic switches feel really stable under the fingers.

The transparent keycaps look stunning with the RGB on, but they pick up fingerprints fairly easily and need a wipe every now and then. It doesn't affect typing at all, just a heads-up.

I use the same board for spreadsheets by day and ranked by night. It's comfortable for long typing and quick when I need it, so I no longer keep two keyboards around.

I picked the White Horse switches for the slightly longer travel and I like the fuller bottom-out. They're still light enough for fast taps, just with a bit more feedback than expected.

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The switches give a soft, muted thock instead of a high-pitched clack, so it doesn't bother anyone on voice chat. My old keyboard annoyed my roommate and this one hasn't once.

No driver drama just to start using it. Windows recognized the board right away and I was in a match within a minute; I only opened the software later to tweak the lighting.

Quick direction changes register with no overlap or weird inputs. It's a small detail, but in fast games that precision adds up and I've been more consistent since switching.

I wish there was a wireless option for a cleaner desk, that's the only thing missing. To be fair the wired connection is probably why the latency is this low, and for ranked I don't mind the cable.

I went with fog white and it matches my setup perfectly. The finish shows fewer fingerprints than I feared and the board looks more expensive than it actually was.

This is my first magnetic keyboard and the difference is night and day. Typing is quieter and smoother, with none of the chatter and missed presses my old board had.

ゲーム用に買いましたが、反応がとても速く、打鍵感もなめらかです。コンパクトでデスクも広く使えますし、少し重みがあって安定感があり、買ってよかったです。

Setting a super light press for movement keys and a slightly deeper one for typing is something I didn't expect to care about. Now I don't want to go back to fixed switches.

In CS2 my movement feels tighter and I'm winning duels I used to lose. The low latency is just a spec on paper, but the board genuinely feels more responsive than my old one.

I almost bought a big-name magnetic keyboard for over a hundred dollars and I'm glad I tried this first. It has the same rapid trigger and 8K polling for a fraction of the cost.

You can tune actuation per key and set rapid trigger, which is great, but the software took me an evening to wrap my head around. Once it's configured you barely touch it again, so it's a minor gripe.

The case has a reassuring weight and barely flexes when I type hard. It sits flat on the desk and doesn't slide during intense games, which was a problem on my last cheap keyboard.

Por lo que cuesta no esperaba tanto. Los switches magneticos se sienten suaves, la respuesta en los juegos es inmediata y el teclado se ve solido. Lo recomiendo sin dudar.

I got the translucent version and the light spreads evenly through the keycaps instead of just glowing underneath them. It looks cleaner in person than in the product photos.

The lime switches are light and buttery with almost no scratchiness. I type for work all day and game at night, and my hands don't tire as quickly as they did on my old red-switch board.

The keyboard itself is excellent and the switches feel smooth, but the 60% layout threw me off at first since the arrow keys and a few symbols sit on Fn layers. After about a week I got used to it and now I actually prefer it.

I mostly play FPS games and rapid trigger feels noticeably quicker on back-and-forth movement. Once you set the actuation where you like it, strafing and counter-strafing feel a lot cleaner.

Coming from an older mechanical keyboard, the MAD 60 V2 feels instant in Valorant. Flicking and stopping feels like it happens the moment I think about it, and the 60% layout freed up a ton of mouse space.