The magnetic switches are adjustable, but 60 or 68 keys is the choice you make first - MCHOSE MAD60/68 esports keyboard
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About this product
MAD60 and MAD68 are two compact layouts of the same idea: a magnetic-switch board whose actuation point can be set in software instead of being fixed by the switch itself. That adjustability is useful for rapid-tap movement in shooters, but before you get to it, the layout decides whether the board suits your work. The 60-key version drops the arrow cluster and the function row into layers, so every arrow press becomes a combination; the 68-key version keeps the arrow keys and a few navigation keys while staying short enough to leave room for a mouse. If you type documents as well as play, that difference matters more than any switch setting. Check with the seller which layout this listing ships and whether the configuration software is provided.
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Pros & cons
Pros
- Actuation point is set in software, so one board can feel light for shooters and firm for typing
- Compact body leaves room for wide mouse sweeps
- Two layouts let you choose arrows-and-nav keys or the shorter 60% form
- Rated for heavy use with a 40000-unit sales record behind it
Cons
- 60-key layout makes every arrow press an Fn combination
- Software configuration is needed to exploit the adjustable actuation point
- Layout and switch details differ between the 60 and 68 versions, so confirm which one this listing ships
- Ships from a China marketplace, so expect a plug or manual in Chinese
