BOYI H60Pro Magnetic Switch Gaming Keyboard,60% Hollow Aluminum Hall Effect Rapid Trigger Hot-Swap 8K Polling Rate 0.01mm RT RGB Wired Mechanical Keyboard(Pink Crystal Jelly PBT Keycaps)

Great keyboard!
Everything about this keyboard is amazing.Looks great , feels great , performs great.

Not sure what to compare it to
This is a tough one for me because I’m a real sucker for mechanical keyboards, but these hall effect keyboards are new to me and I’m just not sure what to make of them. To this point, I’ve only ever tried one other one, which was a Keychron K2 HE (special edition) in white/wood. At about $140 compared to the ~$100 of this one, the aesthetics of the Keychron are significantly better, as is the typing experience, at least from an auditory perspective. But that doesn’t make this a BAD keyboard, it’s just not quite as good.First, aesthetics:This keyboard has a decidedly gamer-y look to it. Even the pink and white variants (I bought the white) give off that vibe because of the staggering number of cutouts around every sidewall of the aluminum base. This is obviously the whole point, and if you’re looking for a very gamer-type look for your desk, this delivers. The nice part about the cutouts is that they really let the RGB shine all the way around the keyboard, and on my white variant, it’s stunning to look at. (In a weird way, the cutouts remind me a bit of the balconies of Gaudi’s Casa Batllo in Barcelona, Spain.) The RGB is bright and vibrant and there are a number of color schemes to select from.The keycaps are really, really mediocre. They’re made of what feels and sounds like glossy polycarbonate with front-facing, non-shinethrough legends. Thankfully because they’re thin, the RGB illuminates the inside of the caps well so that if you’re not a touch typist, you can easily glance down and see which letter you’re touching. But if you’re getting this board for rapid fire gaming, and you tend towards sweaty hands/fingers, I could see someone slipping off these keys fairly easily.Second, sound:Oof. No bueno on the sound. Polycarbonate keycaps often contribute to a thinner, hollow, fairly clacky sound profile in most cases, and this is no exception. I swapped out a couple of the stock keycaps for some PBT keycaps from another keyboard, and while the sound was improved, it still sounded very hollow. If you like for your keyboards to provide some amount of ASMR while typing away, this is probably not the board for you.Third, function:This is the only keyboard out of 30+ that I own that doesn’t have arrow keys, and not having them made me immediately miss them. I didn’t realize how much I used and needed them for just regular, everyday word processing until they were gone, and having to mess around with keyboard shortcuts and keymap layers is just too cumbersome for me. The programmable actuation by way of QMK works well, and allows you to set your actuation to essentially just the very lightest touch, but as someone who bottoms out when typing all the time, I don’t really need the actuation to be instantaneous upon a keypress. For gamers though, this is the feature that will be the most important, and using QMK to change this through a browser window was seamless, fairly intuitive, and easy.Overall impressions:It’s a pretty good board for someone who really needs the hall-effect function, wants a gamer aesthetic, enjoys RGB, and isn’t terribly bothered by a sound profile that isn’t perfect.

Perfect keyboard
What a beautiful keyboard! This is the perfect union of quality, beauty and performance.What a beautiful keyboard! This is the perfect union of quality, beauty and performance.

Heavy-Duty Keyboard with Great Feel but a Flaw You Should Know About
I held off on reviewing this keyboard so I could give it a real test run, and I’m glad I did. Right out of the box, it felt fantastic. The keys have a really satisfying press, and the ability to reassign keys through their website (instead of downloading software) was a slick touch I didn’t expect.The body of this keyboard is seriously heavy — the entire outer shell is metal. It gives the board a premium, planted feel on the desk, but it also means this isn’t one you’ll casually move around. Connectivity was a small annoyance: not every USB-C cable fits because of the recessed port design.But here’s where the shine wore off a bit. After a few weeks, the shift key jammed in the middle of a game. It just stuck down and wouldn’t release until I gave it a couple of solid taps. I’ve never had that happen with any other keyboard, and it definitely threw me off.Overall, it’s a solid-feeling keyboard with some great features and killer build quality, but that sticking key issue is hard to ignore. If they fix that, it’d be an easy five stars.

El teclado de un joya, el tacto, sonido y sensación que da el teclado es muy buena, el anuncio es todo lo que promete, el switches son muy buenos asi como el chasis. Los unicos puntos malos es que el software y la pagina para su ajuste son un poco malos, en windows funciona al 100% y tiene muchas funciones para personalizar que siendo sincero pocos teclados te dan aun hablando de precios mas elevados pero para linux no funciona, la pagina se queda cargando y no hay forma de utilizarlo, afortunadamente funciona virtualizar una máquina con windows y ahí configurarlo o tener el windows instalado ha lado de linux. Ademas, ami me enviaron un teclado sin la letra J, en su lugar me pusieron una L jaja. Son ligeros detalles muy específicos pero fuera de eso es muy buena compra.

It is precise, simple and easy-to-use program. I wish there were versions like 108 or 104.