Incredible value. This is my first HE keyboard but technology aside, the build quality and feel of this keyboard is excellent. Everything about it feels premium, weight, aluminum case, steel plate base, pbt keycaps, and RGB that is vibrant and smooth. And it performs just as well as it feels. Easy to use webapps to tune actuation points, remap function keys, macros, etc. My previous keyboard was as Logitech G915 TKL which is also built extremely well. And I would say the Fun60 Ultra TMR's build quality is right on par with the G915 TKL --- at half the price. If you're thinking about getting your first HE keyboard, start here. You won't regret it Read more
product is absolutely solid. quality is great with the aluminum adding a comfortable heft that feels premium, latency is imperceptible at worst (wired version) especially with the rapid trigger and good actuation tuning on the TMR sensors for gaming. The web based software and driver access being an option is also a great point, sounds are personal preference but So far I'm a fan if you're a fan of clacky keyboards. the rgb does not disappoint either, smooth, bright, and very customizable through the web or the app. from what you're getting, especially for a first keyboard this gets a big thumbs up form me. only nitpicks might be the fact that the cable is not a braided one, so for those looking for that you'll have to find your own or just stick with the standard factory issue and the fact that this is the 60% which has its own learning curve and isn't fir to blame on the manufacturer anyway. Read more
Fantastic keyboard, for the $$$. Software is a little confusing but ya kinda figure it out eventually. Worked great for a few weeks but it eventually stopped connecting to my pc after start up. I would have to unplug and re-plug it back in for it to work. Made sure it was up dated, tried different cords and ports even changed all my usb hub settings in the pc. Swapped to my ractous 60% and worked immediately, with all the different cords and ports. Got tired of having to unplug and re-plug back in after a few days then decided to get a replacement. Just got it in the mail today, plugged it in with the same cord i've been using and magically worked perfectly. Something funky is going on with the old board, If anyone else has this issue don't worry its not the pc its prob the keyboard. Besides that little gremlin love it Read more
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. Read more
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. Read more
Very sturdy aluminum metal, kinda heavy but feels great to type on. Read more
