YUNZII x MADLIONS MAD68 HE Rapid Trigger Wired Magnetic Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 60% Hall Effect Switches Adjustable Actuation, PBT Keycaps RGB Hot-Swap,8K Hz Polling Rate(White,Amber Pro Switch)

They really ate with this one. It looks/ sounds/ performs amazing. Customizable for any aesthetic. I’m obsessed.

So far I am impressed by this keyboard, my last keyboard was a big name brand once which I had for 3 years. But the minute I unboxed it, i could feel the difference between big name brand vs this one! So far I playing games has been great! I still need to get used to the smaller keys, I keep hitting other ones while typingXDThis is a great keyboard for anyone!

The Yunzii x Madlions MAD68 HE is an impressive keyboard with ultra-fast Hall Effect switches and great gaming performance. The 0.125ms latency and Rapid Trigger tech make it incredibly responsive, especially for fast-paced games. The customization via web software is a nice touch, and the compact layout is practical without feeling cramped.That said, it’s clearly an almost 1:1 clone of the Wooting 60HE+ keyboards. While that means you get similar performance for less, it lacks the same premium feel. The included strap is thin, cheap, and honestly a bit cringe—definitely not a highlight. Still, for the price and features, it's a solid choice for gamers who want top-tier responsiveness.

my boyfriend loves it👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This keyboard is wild, amazing, and hard to review at the same time. What do I mean by that, well, read on.I've been familiar with the concept of hall effect devices for some time, primarily in gamepad sticks (replacing potentiometers). This is my first experience using a hall effect / magnetic keyboard, however I have used mechanical keyboards for the past 10 years or so, I'm familiar with the feel of cherry switches etc. This keyboard is unique in that I don't feel the typical physical resistance of a mechanical switch, though you still get a very satisfying sound when typing on it. It's not overly loud, at the same time it's not quiet.One thing that really, really annoys me with mechanical keyboards is when they require you to install their bloatware/spyware in order to make any changes to your keyboard lighting settings. I have made a point to avoid those in the past, and have returned keyboards that require it (looking at a particularly well known large gaming brand). In general I prefer ones that can be programmed directly from the keyboard itself, storing the settings in on-board memory, instead of said companies spyware. Well, this keyboard more or less fits that bill.Madlions has a website that you visit to program your keyboard. This is an acceptable middle ground for me, and ultimately offer additional features that are easier to access that just a changing colors via key combos. If you search for the company name, there's a website that comes up that you would immediately think is the companies webpage, based on the URL (not going to list it). A user in a reddit thread stated they contacted Madlions and was told it is NOT an official website. I went to the .cn site and from there was able to get to the keyboard programming page.From the website you can change most everything, travel distance to trigger a keypress, reset distance, rapid trigger travel, all the coloring, create profiles, macros, and honestly a whole lot more than I personally will use.For this particular keyboard, know going in that it's a 68 key. This is my first 68 key keyboard, and it takes some getting used to. You're likely not going to be using this in an office. As a portable keyboard for gaming, it would be amazing.Keys are easy to remove, and swap around should you want. Also makes them easy to replace. The keyboard has a good weight to it, has a quality feel, and at a very reasonable price.After typing on it for several days, I have got used to the hall effect keys. They're different, but if you want to fine tune you key trigger travel, this is the way to go. All around this is a winner.As always, if something changes, I'll update this review.

The Yunzii x Madlions MAD68 HE is another entry into the compact 68% layout competitive gaming keyboard featuring hall effect switches allowing various actuation distances and Rapid Trigger functionality. The keyboard build features a plastic case which keeps the weight down, and it comes with a carry strap for portability. Also, I noted that there are several versions of this keyboard (MAD68 HE Ltd Edition, MAD68 HE Ultimate, MAD68 HE RGB) with slightly different specs of keycaps and switches.The typing feel and sound aren’t quite the same as mechanical switches – it has a stiffer feel and not much board flex. I didn’t note any rattle of keys or stabilizers and these items come pre-lubed from the factory.The keycap wall thickness is good (1.65 mm) and the side facing shine-through legends are cleanly formed without any dull spots or breaks in characters. The keyboard comes equipped with Magnetic Amber Pro switches (37gf actuation force, 3.8 mm total travel).The MAD68 HE comes with a preset assortment of LED lighting effects, which are bright and vibrant when paired with the shine-through keycaps. The keyboard also allows customization options using a web-based software tool – which is nice because you don’t have to install suspect driver applications.The key feature of this keyboard is really the magnetic hall effect switches designed to optimize gaming performance. The software utility allows you to tweak the actuation settings to your liking and take advantage of Rapid Trigger. If you’re looking for a compact layout gaming keyboard, the MAD68 should be on your consideration list. Highly recommended.