The mounting style refers to how the plate, PCB, and case are connected. Different mounting structures significantly affect the keyboard’s feel, sound, and overall user experience. Below is a detailed analysis of main mounting styles:

Ever noticed how some keys on your keyboard, like the spacebar, shift, or enter, feel a bit… wobbly? They might rattle, feel inconsistent, or even make annoying clicking noises. That’s where keyboard stabilizers come in. They’re the unsung heroes of a smooth typing experience, and if you’re diving into the world of mechanical keyboards, understanding them is crucial.

When customizing mechanical keyboards, enthusiasts usually focus on keycaps, switches, and cases. However, the impact of different plate materials on typing experience and sound is often unclear. In this guide, we’ll explore the role of keyboard plates, the materials they’re made from, and how they influence your custom build.

Mechanical keyboards have gained a dedicated following among gamers, typists, and enthusiasts for their superior tactile feedback, durability, and customization options. However, choosing the right mechanical keyboard can be daunting due to the variety of layouts and sizes available. In this guide, we’ll break down the most common keyboard layouts and form factors to help you find the perfect fit for your needs.

When customizing mechanical keyboards, users tend to focus on switches, structure, design, and more. For gaming keyboards, however, the main priority is precision and latency. Over the past few years, Hall sensors have gained popularity in HE keyboards, and now, the introduction of TMR sensors seems to offer even more—higher precision, lower latency, and enhanced compatibility with mechanical switches.

With credit card fraud on the rise, it’s more important than ever to stay smart and cautious when shopping online. Recently, we have noticed that some customers experienced credit card information leaks after purchasing from other keyboard vendors. We believe this is due to issues with outdated payment interfaces or website security, rather than a purpose leak by the vendor. Although MonsGeek has not encountered such incidents, we consider secure shopping important. That’s why we’ve prepared a detailed tutorial to guide you in better protecting your credit card information. Moreover, we continuously enhance our website’s security checks and update our payment interfaces to the latest standards.

At a Rapid Trigger precision of 0.01mm, magnetic switches keyboard may experience unintended inputs or disconnection from slight hand tremors, which can disrupt the overall gaming experience.

Due to the recent U.S. policy to impose tariffs on all products from China (no longer exempting goods under $800), some unshipped orders may experience delays. We are currently awaiting specific, final implementation guidelines from U.S. Customs regarding the tariff process (detailed steps are still pending).

LED lighting has significantly changed the mechanical keyboard landscape. What began as a simple feature has grown into a customizable and dynamic element that enhances both function and aesthetics.

In 2024, Rapid Assembled Keyboards have been gaining popularity in the keyboard community, particularly among beginners who are eager to learn and build their own setups. But what exactly is a Rapid Assembled Keyboard, and what benefits do users gain from using one?

You may have heard about the concept of “Roar Mode” when we release our first HE keyboard, the MonsGeek M1W HE. And yet this feature is removed from FUN60. And we will explain why.

If you’ve been following our FUN60 Series keyboards, you’ve likely noticed MagMech—a distinctive feature exclusive to our FUN60 Ultra TMR Version magnetic switch keyboards. But what exactly does MagMech mean, and what benefits does it bring?

TMR (Tunneling Magnetoresistance) has been widely used in gaming controllers for quite some time and is now making its way into gaming keyboards. It is designed to deliver even more precise accuracy than what the Hall Effect can achieve.

When you first see a keyboard advertised as having a 0.01mm precision, you may ask immediately…..

Be Honest With Customers! We believe 0.01mm precision is SUPER COOL! But 0.1mm precision might already be more than enough to perform exceptionally well.

Inspired by MonsGeek’s signature deep green color, these switches evoke the mystique of a foggy forest. With a 60g actuation force, they offer a heavier, more responsive typing experience, enhanced by vibrant RGB effects through an LED diffuser.

At MonsGeek, we believe in being upfront with our customers about our products and the challenges we face during development. The FUN60 Magnetic Switch Keyboard offers great value as a budget-friendly option, and while it performs well, there is still room for further improvement.

All upcoming models in the FUN60 Series—Pro, Max, and Ultra—come with Akko Glare magnetic switches and offer key features such as an 8k polling rate, Custom Actuation, Mod-Tap, Toggle Key, Dynamic Keystroke, Key Remapping, and SOCD.

As many of you may have noticed, the FUN60 Series Magnetic Switch Keyboard with RT0.01mm is already available for sale in China. We’re also excited to share that the FUN60 Series will soon be up on our MonsGeek Global website!