What is the Hall Effect?

The Hall Effect is a physical phenomenon that allows our keyboard, like the AULA WIN60 HE, to detect whether a key has been pressed by sensing changes in the position of a tiny magnet beneath each key, rather than relying on traditional mechanical contact. This means every keystroke can be recognized with exceptional precision, while also avoiding the wear and tear issues common to traditional switches over time.

Why Choose the AULA WIN60 HE Hall Effect Keyboard?

• Unmatched Precision: With Hall Effect technology, the AULA WIN60 HE offers unparalleled accuracy, ensuring that every keystroke is registered correctly. It’s perfect for gaming or tasks requiring rapid responses and fine control.
• Extended Lifespan: Thanks to its innovative design without physical contact points, the AULA WIN60 HE is virtually immune to wear from use, ensuring long-term stability and reliability.
• Adjustable Actuation Force: Customize the force required to activate a key according to your preferences. Whether you prefer a light touch or a firmer press, this feature caters to different user needs, making the AULA WIN60 HE highly versatile.
• Quiet Operation: Compared to traditional mechanical keyboards, the AULA WIN60 HE operates more quietly, providing a more comfortable typing experience ideal for both gaming and office environments.

Whether you’re a gamer, a professional, or a daily user, the AULA WIN60 HE Hall Effect keyboard is an ideal choice to enhance your input experience. Say goodbye to the limitations of traditional keyboards and enjoy unprecedented precision, durability, and customization with the AULA WIN60 HE!

• Dynamic Keystroke (DKS): The current key can be modified to bind 1 to 4 functions, depending on the degree of pressing and releasing.
• Press and Hold/Click (MT): A single key can perform two functions; pressing and holding the key performs one action, while clicking it performs another.
• Toggle Switch (TGL): You can modify the current key to continuously trigger when clicked, while pressing and holding the key triggers it normally.
• PRCS (SOCD Function): This binds two keys, where the key pressed later will force the release of the previously pressed key, ensuring only one key is triggered at a time.
• Quick Trigger Function (RT): The quick trigger dynamically adjusts the trigger stroke and reset stroke based on your intention to press or release the key.
• Visualize Fast Magnetic Switch Travel Calibration: This feature allows you to visually calibrate the travel distance of the magnetic switch.
• Real-Time Detection of Visualized Magnetic Switch Travel: This feature provides real-time visualization and detection of the magnetic switch’s travel distance.