EPOMAKER Aula WIN60 HE 60% Wired Magnetic Keyboard with Adjustable Actuation, 8000 Hz Polling Rate, Hall Effect Switches, Hot-Swap, for FPS Games (Black)

The EPOMAKER Aula WIN60 HE is an outstanding gaming keyboard that delivers top-tier performance at a very affordable price. It’s especially impressive for competitive gamers who want speed, precision, and customization without spending a fortune. One of its biggest highlights is the Hall Effect magnetic switches, which provide extremely smooth and consistent keystrokes with no physical contact wear. The adjustable actuation (from ultra-light to deeper presses) lets you fine-tune every key to match your playstyle, making it perfect for fast-paced games.

As my first ever real gaming keyboard (hall effect) it was so amazing i was so excited when it came i was practically squealing, the key presses sounded so satisfying and the customizable lights on the keyboard were so cool as a 40$ budget gaming keyboard this is crazy i wouldn't be surprised if some people used this for competitive gaming its very good and if one of your switches breaks or something happens to it they give you 2 extra ones to replace it with!! it works perfectly and the web-driver it uses lets you set binds or macros to the keys i love that too, it doesn't feel laggy or has input delay at all especially when you use rapid-trigger, the feel is like a hard sturdy heavy keyboard that wont move if you press a key too hard or hold the side of the keyboard while pressing keys

For under $40 this is such a good value. It’s hit swappable and has south facing LED and a metal backplate for support with a slight flex under pressure with some sound dampening. The quality of the board itself is good, the Leobog grey magnetic are so-so and very clicky with a very lightweight actuation but you can swap them out for better ones. DEFINITELY get better keycaps because the ABS feels like garbage than the rest of the board. It’s not the easiest or most intuitive keyboard, but it is very responsive for FPS and fast paced gaming. Typing is not as comfortable as I would like but that’s not the purpose of this board or any 60%. I slapped in some Gateron Jade pro switches which really improved the feel of the key press. Keep in mind that magnetic switches are expensive and there are not that many options. All in all, get this for a base to customize at an affordable price.

Feels like it's trying to punch above its class. This is my first hall effect keyboard, and my first 60% keyboard. I am a technical documentation writer, and 100% nerd. I am currently typing this review on this keyboard. I can say, first off, that you need to calibrate the board as soon as you plug it in. Just go to the configuration site and start there. Unintuitively, you need to go to the downloads page, then find the keyboard, then click download to go to the web-based configuration page (there isn't even a download required). From there, you'll find the configuration in the actuation tab on the left side of the page. The first thing that I noticed after calibrating was that the switches felt a tad lighter than a linear red mechanical switch. The travel, by default is 1.7mm of the (roughly) 3.4mm total travel on this board. I set my travel to about 0.5mm for a crazy fast response. I also played with the rapid triggering - I'm still not entirely sure how that works, but my understanding is that I would initially press the 0.5mm for the first trigger, then lift enough for it to reset (you can adjust this separately), then re-trigger the key by continuing to press. Honestly, with 3.4mm of travel, I'm not sure I can accurately move my finger in partial-millimeter increments. I'm not regularly bottoming out the keypress with the light touch, but I also don't see a scenario where I would want to set rapid trigger thresholds. You might want to, just not for me. Otherwise, the web interface gives you a few profiles, you can only do one layer of LED's (which is disappointing), but all the keys are configurable just like a VIA board. I just hope their site never goes down, because I haven't found a VIA config file, and it doesn't automatically detect. Being a fan of keyboards, and after testing this out for a quick run through a typing test, I really hated the keycap sounds and the profile of the caps. I had some SA profle caps around, so I put those on, and the sound is much more satisfying, but far from silent. Still, these switches are quite loud for not being mechanical. They bottom out quite loud, and they return even louder. They're definitely more of a clickly plasticy sound than a thocky or thunky sound. Not bad, just not great. I expected them to be quieter with magnets instead of mechanical switches. My final takeaway was that HE boards are different than mechanical boards. I was thinking about swapping the switch out, but there weren't any pins! I laughed because - why would it? The magnetic field sensors in the board would detect when the switches are moving. I might try out some other switches, just to see if there are any that are more resistant/quiet. I'm glad I spent the $40, although I have found other mechanical keyboards that I like much more at a similar price. Most recently, the Keychron K8 Max was on sale for about this price point - and it includes more F-keys, more arrows, more tactile switches (banana or browns), and more connection methods (wired, BT, and 2.4). But, if I were a bigger fan of linear switches, or smaller keyboards, I wouldn't shy away from this one because it has a higher polling rate, the LED's are quite bright, and it is very compact sized, without trading key size. Long term, this will be my racing sim rig keyboard. I love how compact it is for that use case, and the strap is a great way to hang it from the side of the frame.

Amazing product and still surprised with how it sounds. As a gamer this keyboard checked out every box that I needed. It feels very premium and not like some cheap plastic keyboard. It feels very durable. The black color I got is very nice and goes well with my current setup.

Great key-feel, well made. Looks great, too.

The keyboard is actually super feature packed and sound really nice compared to my brown switch mechanical keyboard I just replaced. For the price I can't complain about anything on this keyboard especially with the magnetic switches. I do like the feeling and typing experience of the keycaps, but I can't stand the font, so I am going to replace the keycaps for sure. Also note the RGB lighting is in front of the switches and not behind like most keyboards so shine through keycaps won't work unless if shines through the front of the cap. Customizing the keyboard through the web utility is very simple but it was hard to find, i used a video on youtube that had the link.

Good keyboard but not as clicky and can’t really see the color but good overall

great budget he keyboard, sounds great, good quality and rgb

Amazing quality, came in good condition and all items provided inside (Strap, extra keycap, keycap puller) Software is up to you to install but it still works in plug and play condition.

Sounds really good i love how it looks and feels and the magnetic switches are really cool

Perfect

Only get this keyboard if you play fast paced fps games like valorant, cs, apex etc. This is is fast. REALLY fast. If, like me, you've come from a regular mechanical keyboard you will be extremely shocked by how much faster this makes you feel. I only use this for playing first person shooters and honestly for anything else its quite terrible. Terrible typing experience, terrible acoustics, bland legends and useless RGB that does not shine through the legends (Just for ambience). But the thing is, it's not designed to be good at those things. The focused on it's core aspect of being a reliably fast keyboard with lightning fast actuations and they delivered properly on that front. Customizing the keyboard using a web-based software is also something I really like because I don't need to download more bloat.