Cswur 104-Key Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Outemu Brown Switches Aluminum Frame Rainbow Backlight
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A 60% magnetic keyboard with 66 keys, adjustable actuation from 0.1mm to 3.4mm, 0.01mm RT accuracy, 8000Hz polling, and PBT keycaps
The ARK ATTACK SHARK X68 HE is a 60 percent layout keyboard with 66 keys including arrows, built for players who want adjustable actuation in a compact wired form. It uses Outemu Magnetic Amber switches with Hall Effect sensing and connects via USB Type-C. The design targets FPS and rhythm titles where rapid trigger and per-key actuation control matter more than a full-size deck.
An 8000 Hz polling rate and 128 kHz scan rate keep latency at a theoretical 0.125 ms during long sessions, while 0.01 mm rapid-trigger accuracy maintains consistent actuation without drift. Actuation points adjust from 0.1 mm to 3.4 mm per key, and each key can bind four functions across different press depths, so repeated inputs stay predictable even under heavy use. South-facing 16.8 million colour RGB does not affect switch performance.
Configuration runs through the QMK web driver at qmk.top with no software install required, letting you remap keys, set macros, tune actuation curves and customise lighting in a browser. Cherry profile double-shot PBT keycaps resist shine and fit standard 60% layouts, though the magnetic switch plate is proprietary so third-party switch swaps are not supported. The aluminium keycaps listed in early specs are not present; the shipping set is PBT. Buyers who need a numpad, dedicated function row or wireless operation should look elsewhere.
| Brand | ARK |
|---|---|
| Series | ATTACK SHARK X68 HE |
| Name | ATTACK SHARK X68 HE |
| Model | ATTACK SHARK X68 HE |
| Part Number | ATTACK SHARK X68 HE |
| Design Style | Rainbow |
| Palm Rest | Classic |
| Function Keys | 6 |
| Mechanical Keyboard | Magnetic |
| Key Switch | ROG HFX Magnetic Switch |
| Key Switch Type | Magnetic |
| Keycaps | Aluminum |
| Keyboard Color | Black |
| Backlit | Hall Effect Magnetic Switch, 0.01mm RT Accuracy, Rapid Trigger&Adjustable Actuation, 8K Hz Polling Rate, Programmable Web Driver, Top Mounted, rgb |
| Mouse Included | Classic |
| Mouse DPI | Mechanical |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Mouse Grip Style | Adjustable |
| Mouse Adjustable Weight | Hall Effect Magnetic Switch, 0.01mm RT Accuracy, Rapid Trigger&Adjustable Actuation, 8K Hz Polling Rate, Programmable Web Driver, Top Mounted |
| Buttons | 6 |
| Mouse Color | Black |
| Power Source | Wired |
| Operating Time | Type-C Wired, false |
| Operating System Supported | PC/MAC |
| Features | Hall Effect Magnetic Switch, 0.01mm RT Accuracy, Rapid Trigger&Adjustable Actuation, 8K Hz Polling Rate, Programmable Web Driver, Top Mounted, rgb, Ambidextrous |
The keyboard runs on USB Type-C wired power; no separate supply is needed and the magnetic switches add no extra draw beyond the port limit.
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Yes, the 66-key set follows the ANSI arrangement including arrow keys, so it matches typical 60 % kits.
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