Epomaker launches $59 wireless gaming keyboard with Hall effect tech
Epomaker rolled out the HE60, a compact wireless gaming keyboard with adjustable Hall effect switches—a technology usually found in pricier gear—at just $59.99. It supports Bluetooth and fast 2.4GHz wireless, boasts up to 8,000 Hz polling for low input lag, and features multiple sound-dampening layers, RGB lighting, and customizable actuation. It’s built for gamers with tight budgets or limited desk space.
- Compact 60% layout saves desk space
- Hall effect switches allow tunable key sensitivity
- 8 kHz polling via USB or 2.4GHz wireless
- Multiple layers for noise and vibration reduction
- Sells for $59.99, well below rivals
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