EPOMAKER has launched the HE60, a compact 60% magnetic switch gaming keyboard built for competitive esports players. The board features an 8kHz polling rate, 0.005 millimeter Rapid Trigger precision, and a massive 8000mAh battery. It is currently available in China for 349 yuan, which converts to roughly $49 USD, with a global market release expected soon.
The HE60 focuses entirely on low latency input for gaming. When connected via USB C cable or 2.4GHz wireless mode, the board runs an 8kHz polling rate alongside a 16kHz full key scan rate. Gamers can fine tune switch actuation down to a sensitivity of 0.005 millimeters using the Rapid Trigger system. On the software side, the board supports competitive key mapping features including SOCD, DKS, MT, TGL, and CB commands for custom macro execution.
The physical construction uses a tray mount design with an aluminum switch plate and 5 layers of internal sound dampening foam. The textured ABS case is available in 2 color options, black and white. It ships factory equipped with Yunyu magnetic switches and double shot PBT keycaps in the standard Cherry profile. The PCB supports hot swappable magnetic switches and integrates south facing RGB lighting across the entire layout.
Tri mode connectivity lets users switch between Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired USB C connections seamlessly. The internal 8000mAh battery provides exceptionally long runtime between charges, reducing the need for constant cable hookups during daily play. While sales have started domestically at the 349 yuan price point, international shoppers will be able to order the keyboard globally through official distribution channels in the coming weeks.
