AULA WIN60 HE magnetic keyboard
Listed as:
- 60% layout, hot-swappable Hall-effect magnetic switches
- Rapid trigger; actuation 0.02–3.44mm in 0.02mm steps
- Polling rate up to 8,000Hz
- Wired, web-based driver
- PBT keycaps, south-facing RGB
Best budget rapid-trigger keyboards UK (2026)
Hall-effect rapid-trigger keyboards sold in the UK, compared only on the specs their listings state: layout, actuation range, polling rate and connection. Checked 22/10/2026.
At a glance
| Keyboard | Layout | Actuation range | Polling rate | Connection | Keycaps |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AULA WIN60 HE magnetic keyboard | 60% (US ANSI per EPOMAKER’s table) | 0.02–3.44mm (0.02mm steps) | Up to 8kHz | Wired | PBT per AULA’s listing (EPOMAKER’s table says ABS) |
| EPOMAKER HE68 Lite Hall-effect keyboard | 65%, 68 keys, US ANSI | 0.1–3.4mm | 8kHz | Wired USB-C | PBT, Cherry profile |
| MCHOSE Ace 60 Hall-effect keyboard | 60% | 0.01–3.4mm (0.01mm steps) | 8kHz | Wired | PBT |
| Keychron K2 HE wireless magnetic keyboard | 75% | 0.2–3.8mm (0.1mm sensitivity) | 1000Hz wired and 2.4GHz; 90Hz Bluetooth | Wired, 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.2 | Double-shot PBT |
| Wooting 60HE+ | 60% | Adjustable in 0.1mm steps | Not stated on the page we checked | Wired (USB-C to USB-A cable) | PBT, ABS and dye-sub options |
What to know
- Rapid trigger means a key resets as soon as it starts to rise and fires again as soon as it moves down, instead of at a fixed point. All five listings name it (EPOMAKER calls it “Fast Trigger”).
- Listings don’t always agree. AULA’s own listing for the WIN60 HE says PBT keycaps and 0.02–3.44mm actuation, while EPOMAKER’s comparison table says ABS keycaps and 0.08–3.4mm. We show both and link to each source.
- Two of these boards (AULA WIN60 HE and EPOMAKER HE68 Lite) are listed as US ANSI layout. UK keyboards are normally ISO (tall Enter key, £ on the 3 key), so check the layout before you buy.
- SOCD / Snap Tap style features are listed on several of these boards. Some games and tournaments restrict them, so check the rules for the game you play.
- Prices move daily, so we don’t print them for marketplace listings. Use the buttons to check today’s price.
The keyboards
EPOMAKER HE68 Lite Hall-effect keyboard
Listed as:
- 65% layout, 68 keys, US ANSI
- Actuation travel 0.1–3.4mm
- 8,000Hz polling, 128,000Hz scan rate
- Snap Key (SOCD), DKS, Mod Tap
- Wired USB-C, Cherry-profile PBT keycaps
MCHOSE Ace 60 Hall-effect keyboard
Listed as:
- 60% layout
- Per-key actuation 0.01–3.4mm in 0.01mm steps
- 8,000Hz polling, 128kHz scan rate
- SOCD, Rappy Snappy, DKS, Mod Tap, Toggle
- PBT keycaps, wired, web driver
Keychron K2 HE wireless magnetic keyboard
Listed as:
- 75% layout
- Gateron double-rail magnetic switches
- Actuation 0.2–3.8mm, 0.1mm sensitivity, rapid trigger
- 2.4GHz and wired at 1000Hz; Bluetooth 5.2 at 90Hz
- 4000mAh battery, up to 110 hours with backlight off
Wooting 60HE+
Listed as:
- 60% layout, Lekker L60 switches
- Rapid Trigger; actuation adjustable in 0.1mm steps
- 4-year warranty (excluding LEDs), 30-day returns
- 2m USB-C to USB-A cable, 605g
Still checking
We haven’t yet verified enough listing specs to compare: Madlions MAD68 HE, Redragon M68.
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