EPOMAKER Aula WIN60 HE 60% Wired Magnetic Keyboard with Adjustable Drive, 8000Hz Polling Frequency, Hall Effect Switches, Hot-Swap, for FPS Gaming (Black)

Price: ₹15,074 - ₹9,336.60
(as of Mar 24, 2026 23:01:34 UTC – Details)

Product Description

RT Sensitivity up to 0.01mm: Ready to master every move? With only 0.01mm of travel in the MAX version and 0.02mm in the standard, the WIN60 responds instantly with surgical precision. This ultra-fast trigger keyboard executes even the most complex maneuvers effortlessly, becoming a natural extension of your reflexes
0.3ms Latency / 8000Hz Polling Rate: The WIN60 is a magnetic beast with 32KHz scanning and adjustable polling rate up to 8000Hz. Its ultra-low latency gives you the edge in Valorant, CS2 and fast gaming, outperforming traditional gaming keyboards
Ultra-compact 60% design: The 60% format of the WIN60 combines a slim profile with improved efficiency. Its compact size allows wider mouse movements and better ergonomics, ideal for gamers and professionals
Snap Tap & Dynamic Keystroke: Snap Tap prioritizes the last input between two keys for lightning direction changes in FPS/MOBA. Dynamic Keystroke introduces real analog input, allowing up to 4 actions per press for fluid combos
Adjustable actuation point: Hall magnetic switches allow you to adjust the actuation point from 0.07mm to 3.4mm (in 0.03mm increments), with the MAX version upgraded to 0.1mm-3.4mm (in 0.01mm steps). Customize it for quick keystrokes or maximum accuracy
Premium Double Injection Keycaps: Made with dual injection molding, the WIN60’s custom keycaps have vibrant legends that don’t wear out. This process reinforces the minimalist design and ensures exceptional durability
Stunning RGB Lighting: The WIN60 HE offers 20+ light effects and 16.8 million colors (configurable via driver). Easily customize lighting to match your unique style
Integrated Web Control: The WIN60 HE’s web driver simplifies settings for all levels. All performance parameters are customizable with real-time visual feedback, including per-key sensitivity settings directly in the preview