Aula WIN60 HE – 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Wired, Magnetic Switch Hot Swappable, Adjustable Actuation Rapid Trigger Mode, 8000 Hz Polling Rate, RGB Small Keyboard 60 Percent… by CORBOBO

Honestly, this keyboard is really nice. When it comes down to the quality, it’s not bad at all, it has a sturdy frame and solid keys that give it a premium feel. The sound profile is pleasantly subtle; instead of the loud pen-clicking noise some mechanical keyboards have, it offers more of a light tap, kind of like tapping on a phone screen. It’s satisfying without being noisy.
The color is nice and sleek, and the overall functionality is great. That said, if you’re someone who doesn’t like compact layouts, I wouldn’t recommend this, it’s a 60% keyboard so there’s no dedicated function row or numpad. But if you’re aiming for a clean, uncluttered desk setup and want to avoid big, bulky boards, this one’s definitely for you.
The typing feel is excellent, and the value is pretty solid for what you’re getting. One thing to note: the software for the keyboard isn’t a traditional downloadable program, instead it’s browser-based witch may be a downside for some, but it still works well.
A standout feature is the ability to adjust key sensitivity. This essentially allows you to change how far you need to press a key for it to register, which is fantastic for competitive gamers and fast typists alike. It’s responsive, customizable, and overall just a great experience.

In short, if you want a compact, high-performing keyboard with great build quality and advanced features like adjustable actuation, the Alua Win60HE is a solid pick personally.

The keyboard is amazing for the price, the software definitely needs some work though.
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After opening and setting up the product, I ran into some issues right away that I believe will throw many consumers off. The biggest thing is the software compatibility; there were a couple attempts to either download the program or run it off a web browser. One or two methods would not sync or find the device right away but I eventually found a working program to change the sensitivity. Solutions may vary. Another problem was after the fact, when I began using the keyboard on some FPS games to test the product. There was major input lag as I was playing. If any other person who experiences this as well, my solution was restarting my PC or device after setting up the keyboard. Since then, every problem was solved and then the product was fully functional.
Now for the praises, this is probably the nicest feeling keyboard I bought for under $30. Stabilizers are amazing, keycaps feel light but not too cheap, and there isn’t any kind of poor or cheap sound coming from under the plate. The magnetic switches are nothing short of good quality as well, and I found no scratchy presses, wobbly stems, or pingy keys. As for the rapid trigger feature, it is indeed functioning as promised. I could probably breathe down on them at the highest sensitivity and it’ll pick it up. Build quality? This deserves the praise it gets.
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Take note; this is a bare minimum variant of hall effect/magnetic keyboard off the market. There isn’t any Bluetooth, wireless dongle, or perfect software to my knowledge during the time I have used this. I even had fears I would be downloading some kind of virus off another webpage. Without a doubt though, it works its intended purpose of being a rapid trigger keyboard. If that’s all you need, then this won’t disappoint. If you’re someone who’s looking into magnetic keyboards and not using them for top performance gaming, I wouldn’t recommend trying them, as I personally see them as a tool or an advantage only.

Very nice for games like Fortnite valarant and csgo 0.8 lowest and 3.40 highest also nice and easy to use software, it is quite loud but it’s still sounds nice