Paul Walker
22 de abril de 2026
With the exception of the driver being hosted on a Chinese website, this keyboard is awesome!
With the exception of the driver being hosted on a Chinese website, this keyboard is awesome! After learning about hall effect switches and seeing them take over, I was addicted to the slew of new models being made and the competition to create the best for the cheapest. As a result I have a handful of HE keyboards from various vendors and price points. The HE80 was so good for the price that I bought a slightly more expensive EPOMAKER model for my daily gaming board. The HE80 has better switches and sound than many keyboards that have a full metal enclosure. I use it for work and I thoroughly enjoy typing on it. TKL is the most popular size among all manufacturers and I do miss having a dedicated numb pad but I plan on buying a separate numb pad when I can't take it anymore. If you want to try out a hall effect keyboard that has the most popular features such as adjustable actuation and rapid trigger etc., the HE80 will not disappoint. Just be aware that the driver is hosted online on a Chinese website and they don't have a driver that you can download and install for this model to the best of my knowledge. The slightly more expensive G84 HE which I also bought has both downloadable driver or online driver so it varies by model from EPOMAKER and likely other makers.That and it's hard wired only but that doesn't matter to me. Heck, you can even swap in different south facing led hall effect switches if you want to on the HE80. After dialing in the actuation and rapid trigger settings I can type so much faster on it than most other keyboards and I especially like the dynamic calibration feature along with the 8K polling. Just phenomenal value for the price of which I paid under $60 on sale.Ver másVer menos
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