FUN60 Pro Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard 16k Scan Rate SP Magnetic Switch HE Keyboard Wired 60% Black Shine-Through (Glare Magnetic Switch)

For the price, the build is good, not sure how easy it scratches, but the aluminum feels good to the touch. The actual point of the TMR sensor seems to be good after some gaming. The driver can hard to navigate a little, but everything is there. The typing sounds is almost good. Keyboard switches and caps can be changed out with tools that comes with. Very handy when something break or customize. Very good bang for your buck on a TMR keyboard.

This is an insanely good keyboard for anyone too overwhelmed with mechanical keyboard options, it's easy to set up, software is very in depth yet easy to understand, customisation is great, the switches feel amazing, SPECIALLY once you start adjusting the travel distance of the HE switches, that's when it truly gets to suit your needs and feels perfectly. I've had it for a few months now and it's still doing amazing, though one minor gripe is that one singular LED changed colour slightly, which I compensated by finding the specific colour I was using again on the colour palette in my user made preset. One major thing too is that it is easy to open up and mod if you want a different tone and feel to your keys, disassembly is straightforward and theres quite a bit of room in the casing for any sort of modding you'd wanna do. If you are interested in 60% keyboards and like how this one looks and its specs, go ahead, it'll last you a long time and suit your needs.

It’s a very good and close to wooting 60he. I didn’t had any problem with it yet (after 2 months). Software is amazing and making changes on it is pretty easy. Yeah you have to frequent change settings like actuation points if you will be using it for both gaming and typing, but it’s easy so it’s chill. I like the build quality, only things it’s lacking is for comfortable fit you need to get a wrist support.

Definitely a good keyboard. I use it a lot for gaming and for the price the sound isn’t to bad. the stabilizers are really good so the bigger keys don’t rattle. Overall it performs great , I will probably upgrade from the 60% to the 65 at some point cause I miss my arrow keys.

I like it, works good for playing rainbow six siege, I went 14-5-1 with it, Its pretty sturdy as well.

Going from a 75% mechanical keyboard to a 60% hall-effect keyboard, I wasn't sure if I was going to like the keyboard at first. I ended up liking it a lot. I like the design of the keys on the front instead of on the key. Having it on the key would make it prone to fading after heavy usage which I really liked since my last keyboard's letters were faded and the paint came off. Pros: + 8k Polling Rate via wired connectivity + Keyboard software that doesn't use too much resources + Plastic keyboard cover in the box (if you care about the keyboard not picking up dust when not using it) + Many custom lights and settings you can set on the keyboard + Customizable keys (you can even create your own macros as well) + Very light keyboard (I went with the ABS version) + Keys feel very smooth and some thock to them. Neutral: = Key sound is balanced. Between quiet and loud. Not very loud though. Cons - Confusing software (could be improved with basic tutorial, have to figure things yourself) For $35, this keyboard is well-worth the purchase for those looking for an entry-level hall-effect keyboard or just curious of the Snaptap / magnetic keyboard scene. It feels very nice to game and type on. Though the case itself is plastic, the quality is pretty good all around.

Great gaming keyboard. Solid build.

The Monsgeek FUN60 (60% Layout, Wired, Non-TMR) represents a significant shift in the accessibility of magnetic Hall Effect keyboards. This evaluation focuses on the performance of its magnetic switches and the trade-offs made in the physical build quality, specifically regarding the stabilizer housings. Magnetic Switch Performance and Acoustic Signature: As a non-TMR magnetic board, the FUN60 offers the high-speed actuation and rapid trigger capabilities expected of HE hardware at a fraction of the traditional cost. The typing experience is surprisingly refined for this price bracket; the switches provide a linear path that results in a pleasantly deep acoustic signature. While the sound profile is slightly dull—likely due to the internal damping materials or the specific density of the ABS shine-through keycaps—it remains satisfactory given the mechanical complexities of magnetic switch housings. Luminance and Power Delivery: The decision to utilize a wired-only configuration has a direct, positive impact on the RGB implementation. Without the power constraints of a battery or the bandwidth limitations of a wireless 2.4GHz/Bluetooth connection, the FUN60 achieves exceptional peak luminance. The RGBs are vivid and saturated, providing a high degree of visual clarity even in well-lit environments. For users prioritizing aesthetic lighting alongside magnetic performance, this is a standout feature. Stabilizer Deficiencies and Lateral Play: The primary technical failure of this unit lies in the stabilizer implementation. There is significant lateral play in the spacebar stabilizer, resulting in a pronounced metallic rattle and a "shaky" tactile response. This instability extends to the other modifiers, including the Backspace and Enter keys, which exhibit poor tolerance levels. The auditory feedback from the spacebar, in particular, is discordant with the otherwise deep sound profile of the alphanumeric keys. In a professional or enthusiast context, these mechanical inconsistencies significantly detract from the "meticulous" feel required for high-frequency typing or gaming. Verdict: The Monsgeek FUN60 is a highly capable entry point for Hall Effect technology. It offers impressive power-to-luminance efficiency and a solid switch feel. However, the lack of precision in the stabilizer housings is a critical flaw. While it serves as a strong value proposition for those willing to perform aftermarket modifications (such as lubing or replacing the stabilizers), the stock experience may not meet the standards of users seeking precision and a complete, refined typing experience out of the box. (Images included: Initial unboxing documentation, padding/packaging assessment, and a demonstration of the peak RGB luminance in the wired state.)

Excelente producto

Very good keyboard! This was my first rapid trigger keyboard, and it works so smoothly!! If you connect this to your computer, you might need to go to the Monsgeek website in order to change the rapid trigger settings. Also, I play Valorant with this keyboard, and the breaking is working so smoothly. Before, I used to press the key all the way, but this keyboard works so well, even though I don't press the key all the way in, so it responds way quicker!

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Just buy it it's awesome for the money

Works great. Good rapid trigger alternative to the much more expensive wooting boards.