Akko MonsGeek FUN60 Mechanical Keyboard Magnetic Switch 60% Gaming Keyboards Rapid Trigger 0.01mm 8K ARGB HE/TMR Custom Keyboard
Computer Peripherals
“MonsGeek FUN60 pairs 0.01mm-adjustable magnetic TMR/HE switches and an aluminum tray-mounted chassis with 8,000 Hz polling and a 4,000 mAh battery. Verdict: strong for competitive gamers who want ultra-low actuation tunability (rapid-trigger, per-key actuation) and solid build, but software polish and third‑party switch compatibility require tinkering — good gaming-peripheral hardware overall.”
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Make per-key actuation tunings down to 0.01 mm for faster, tailored key responsiveness.
techxreviews.comset the actuation point down to 0.01 mm
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Aluminum chassis and ~1 kg weight give a rigid, premium-feeling tray-mounted build.
notebookcheck.netweighing around 1 kg
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Hot-swappable PCB and cross-compatible magnetic switch support let you mix switches without soldering.
monsgeek.comCross-Compatible with Mainstream Magnetic Switches
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Web-based customization software is functional but lacks polish compared with native apps.
techxreviews.comweb-based interface...not the most polished
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Third‑party magnetic switches require polarity verification and manual calibration to reach claimed precision.
monsgeek.comverify the magnetic polarity of the switches
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Stock USB cable is unbraided and feels less premium than the keyboard's build.
notebookcheck.netwould have been nice to see a braided cable
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Some performance and refinement lag behind higher-end HE competitors in the same category.
notebookcheck.netlags behind some more expensive HE competitors
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However, it’s quite inconvenient to switch from wired to wireless mode.
notebookcheck.netHowever, it’s quite inconvenient to switch from wired to wireless mode.
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There’s also a bug with profile management—settings sometimes don’t save properly between profiles, which can be frustrating if you switch between different gaming or typing configurations.
techxreviews.comThere’s also a bug with profile management—settings sometimes don’t save properly between profiles, which can be frustrating if you switch between different gaming or typing configurations.
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In several rounds of testing over the years, we’ve dismissed mice for not having Bluetooth, for having too few buttons, for having tracking issues, for feeling cheap, and for being just plain uncomfortable to use.
nytimes.comIn several rounds of testing over the years, we’ve dismissed mice for not having Bluetooth, for having too few buttons, for having tracking issues, for feeling cheap, and for being just plain uncomfortable to use.
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The press inputs are useful, but I fail to see why release inputs would be needed, and it comes across as overkill.
pcgamesn.comThe press inputs are useful, but I fail to see why release inputs would be needed, and it comes across as overkill.
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As annoying as it was to have to set up the secondary inputs myself, the Monsgeek software is intuitive and makes any and all adjustments a stress-free process.
pcgamesn.comAs annoying as it was to have to set up the secondary inputs myself, the Monsgeek software is intuitive and makes any and all adjustments a stress-free process.
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However, if you're not a fan of the small form factor or at least need additional signposted layers of inputs available at all times, the Fun60 Ultra will fall short of your needs.
pcgamesn.comHowever, if you're not a fan of the small form factor or at least need additional signposted layers of inputs available at all times, the Fun60 Ultra will fall short of your needs.