Hall effect gaming keyboards, alongside features like rapid trigger and SOCD (null binds), are becoming more and more popular among competitive gamers, with manufacturers scrambling to release new offerings that cater to this growing market. The Air60 HE from NuPhy is the world's first keyboard to offer a low profile chassis alongside Gateron's low profile Jade magnetic switches. Today we take a look at the board in detail and find out how its controversial features work in FPS titles.

Timestamps:

00:00 Start
00:45 The Design and materials
01:36 Weight and Dimensions
01:55 Keyboard design
03:00 Build Quality
03:23 Switches and key caps
04:26 Stabilisers and audio test
04:59 RGB
05:57 Gaming
06:47 Extreme Customisation
09:17 Black Ops 6 – real world gaming
10:43 Typing, actuation, Bindings and ‘M’ Modes
12:40 Pricing and accessories
13:22 Closing Thoughts

Specifications:

• Layout: ANSI 60%
• Number of Keys: 61
• Switch Type: Low-Profile Magnetic Switches
• Stabilizer Type: Plate Mounted
• Mount Type: Top
• Hot-swappable Support: Yes
• N-key Rollover Support: Yes
• Backlight: South-facing RGB-LED
• Backlight Modes: 20
• Compatible System: macOS/Windows/Linux/Android/iOS

You can buy the Air60 HE directly from NuPhy starting at $119.95 HERE.

Pros:

• Vast feature set for competitive gaming.
• Vibrant and bright RGB.
• Great typing feel.
• Good acoustics.
• Competitively priced.

Cons:

• Obtrusive USB port placement.
• 60% layout may not suit everyone.

KitGuru says: The Air60 HE is an excellent gaming keyboard with a vast feature set that will appeal to competitive gamers. 

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