Lenovo has launched the Aurora GK10 RT60, a compact 60% wired keyboard fitted with Greywood magnetic switches. The board features an 8kHz polling rate, rapid trigger precision down to 0.01mm, and custom RGB backlighting. It is available now in China for 199 yuan, which converts to roughly 28 USD.
The GK10 RT60 is built specifically for competitive setups that demand minimal input delay. It runs at an 8kHz polling rate paired with a 128kHz internal scan rate, reducing total response latency to 0.125ms. The Greywood magnetic switches allow users to customize actuation distance anywhere between 0.1 and 3.4 millimeters. Each switch features an integrated light guide component, an initial actuation force of 32gf, and a bottom out force of 50gf.
Typing feel and sound are managed by 5 layers of internal dampening materials surrounding a single key slotted positioning plate. Lenovo also fitted the board with degaussed steel wire stabilizers to eliminate rattle on larger keys. South facing RGB lighting shines beneath Cherry profile frosted translucent keycaps, while the underside features a textured base with 2 stage adjustable feet and a decorative lanyard hole along the left edge.
Players can adjust trigger sensitivity, remap keys, and modify lighting profiles through the official Lenovo Aurora software application. The wired board comes in 3 color choices including black, white, and pink. At 199 yuan or approximately 28 USD, the GK10 RT60 stands out as one of the most affordable magnetic switch keyboards on the market today.
