Mad Nano 68 Rapid Trigger Custom Mechanical Keyboard with Hall Effect Magnetic Switch,8K Hz Polling Rate,Side-Printed PBT Keycaps, RGB Backlit 60% QMK Wired Keyboard for Mac/Win

This thing is sick!! Switches are buttery smooth and fast! Absolutely gorgeous and stunning LEDs . I love the light bar at the top and the white is PURE white! Magnetic switches are so good.

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El teclado en si es muy bueno, el problema fue que se me entregó 1 mes tarde y ya había solicitado el reembolso.

First, I must say that I'd love for MIKIBY to release a full-sized keyboard so I can use it for my work. Yes, this little keyboard is so good, I'd happily spend $200 or more on a larger version of it. As it stands now, this is my gaming keyboard since I don't need a ten key, nor the normal keys above the arrow keys for gaming. Positives: -Magnetic hall effect switches provide amazing response. -Typing on the keyboard is fantastic, requiring very little force to register and very smooth travel. If you're not a heavy typer, the keyboard is rather quiet. -If you like RGB, it's fantastic on this board, wonderfully bright, bottom-aligned LEDs shine through the side-light key caps. The back of the keyboard is basically a light show thanks to the LED bar. -The side-light PBT key caps are fantastic feeling whilst typing and let the RGB shine through. All proper markings are on the side of the keys, including shift functions. -The case may be plastic, but the keyboard feels very well made and has a metal inner key tray. I didn't feel any flex from typing, so if you are a heavy typer you may get some fatigue over long typing sessions. -Includes USB-C to A cable and key cap puller. -Web-based keyboard software allows for adjusting everything from lighting, macros, to the sensitivity and travel required for the hall effect sensors in the keys, on a per-key basis! If you want certain keys to act differently, you have full control over them. I haven't gone through all the options yet; there's loads of them. Negatives: -None for me. Considerations: -I like that the keyboard doesn't need software for adjustments, using a website. However, if that website goes offline, that also means you can't adjust the keyboard. -The keyboard does not have tiltable/adjustable feet, whilst that's not an issue for me, it could be a deal breaker for some. -Wired-only keyboard and the end of your USB cable needs to fit into the indentation on the back of the board. Not a huge issue, I tried cables from Nintendo to Sony, to Samsung, and they all fit, but worth pointing out. -The keys when pressed down fast and hard, do hit bottom and make a 'thocky' sound and can be kinda loud. -No extra switches provided. Overall: -For $59.99 as of review this is a fantastic keyboard for gaming and everyday typing. Very highly recommended! This review is for "MAD Nano 68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Hall Effect Magnetic Switches, 8K Hz Polling Rate, Rapid Trigger Adjustable Actuation, Side-Printed PBT Keycaps, 60% RGB Wired Keyboard for Mac/Win"

The Mad Nano 68 is a keyboard with a clear main objective to deliver rapid trigger and hall effect switch adjustment for improved gaming performance. This compact 65% layout keyboard accomplishes this goal while stripping away some other features such as tri-mode connectivity, adjustable typing angle feet, volume knobs and smart displays. What you get here is a nimble keyboard that's easy to travel with and customize to your specific preferences - right down to the actuation and release point travel distance of each key. These settings can be adjusted using a web-based utility tool which eliminates the need to download and install drivers. Unlike other mechanical keyboards that emphasize a characteristic (loud) sound profile, the Nano 68 is actually fairly quiet, making it a nice choice for office use. The Cherry profile PBT keycaps have a nice wall thickness and a comfortable for both typing and gaming. The magnetic Amber Pro switches have a smooth actuation and a somewhat light 37 g initial actuation force. This may take some getting used to if you've been using other mechanical switches with higher actuation forces. The benefit is worth the learning curve, however, as I've found my typing to speed and accuracy have improved as I have more time with this. One final observation regarding the typing feel is that there's not much flex in the metal switch mount plate, so the typing feel is fairly rigid (which may result in some finger fatigue if you type for long durations). The RGB lighting included with the Nano 68 is also impressive. Side-printed shine through double-shot keycap legends are cleanly marked and the light box on the back panel gives this a distinct look (although much of the light box lighting is directed away from the user). RGB lighting effects can be changed using key-press combinations or through the web-based utility. I should also note that the USB cable connector opening in the light box is quite small; which may be an issue if you use a custom cable with a larger connector. The keyboard includes a USB cable with a connector that fits the light box port (along with a keycap and switch puller). In summary, the Mad Nano 68 is a compact hall effect switch keyboard with performance and lighting customization options available from a web-based utility. Adjusting these settings allows you to tailor the keyboard to your personal preferences and take advantage of advanced gaming options like rapid trigger. If you're looking for a portable gaming keyboard, the Nano 68 should be on your list for consideration. Highly recommended.

This keyboard is super cool and super responsive with Hall effect for gaming. It looks simple at first, just white, but the letter legends are on the side not the top, which is sleek and cool, and when the keyboard is lit it glows in this super cool way. It is overall fun and aesthetic and feels very "pro-gamer." It is wired only, which is obviously better for avoiding lag and latency, but as everything is wireless nowadays it is worth noting. The switches are good, nice and thocky, and hot swappable. It comes with a key-cap remover tool, though it was a little awkward at times, but it got the job done. Everything is programmable too so you can adjust things to your specifications. For most people, the differences in specs for this versus my other mechanical ("higher end") keyboard are not noticeable, so this is an excellent option, particularly for those on a budget.

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I'm extremely impressed with this MIKIBY Nano 68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. The first thing I noticed was the design - it's sleek and modern, and the side-printed PBT keycaps give it a unique look. The RGB backlighting is also a nice touch. But the best part is the feel of the keys. The Hall Effect magnetic switches are incredibly smooth and responsive, making typing and gaming a joy. The 8K Hz polling rate and rapid trigger adjustable actuation are features that are great for gaming. This keyboard is a pleasure to use. It's compact, well-built, and performs flawlessly. Highly recommended!