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Black 68-key compact Hall Effect keyboard with USB-C cable and RGB shine-through PBT keycaps

Epomaker

Epomaker HE68 Lite 68-Key Hall Effect Wired Gaming Keyboard

SKU CH-J89R-0D6NV MPN HE68

A 68-key Hall Effect wired gaming keyboard with 8,000 Hz polling, 128,000 scan rate, 0.005 mm adjustable trigger and 0.125 ms latency

  • NameHE68 Lite
  • MaterialPlastic
  • Keyboard InterfaceUSB-C
  • Design StyleContemporary
  • Mechanical KeyboardHall Effect Gaming Keyboard
  • Key Switch TypeMagnetic Hall Effect Switch

Color Black

  • 8,000 Hz polling and 128,000 Hz scan rate deliver 0.125 ms latency for instant response
  • Adjustable actuation in 0.005 mm steps lets you tune sensitivity for every play style
  • Snap Key SOCD prioritises the last opposing direction pressed so movement never stalls
  • Shine-through PBT keycaps with dual-layer A-RGB lighting stay bright and grease-resistant
  • 68-key compact layout in a 5-layer sound-dampened case keeps desk space clear and acoustics thocky

68-Key Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard

The Epomaker HE68 Lite is a 65-per-cent layout keyboard built around magnetic Hall Effect switches for players who want adjustable actuation without mechanical click noise. Its 68 keys connect through a single USB-C cable and include full anti-ghosting for simultaneous inputs.

8 kHz Polling and 128 kHz Scan Rate

An 8000 Hz polling rate reduces key-registration latency to 0.125 ms, while a 128000 Hz per-key scan rate captures rapid sequences without dropped strokes. Adjustable trigger points move in 0.005 mm steps so each switch can be tuned for hair-trigger response or deeper travel.

Snap Key SOCD and Dynamic Keystrokes

Snap Key resolves opposing directional presses by registering only the last input, preventing movement lock in fast-paced titles. Dynamic Keystroke assigns up to four functions at different travel distances, and Toggle Key lets a single tap start or stop continuous actions. The board tops out at 68 keys, so users needing a numpad or dedicated macro column will need a larger form factor.

Highlights

  • 8,000 Hz polling and 128,000 Hz scan rate deliver 0.125 ms latency for instant response
  • Adjustable actuation in 0.005 mm steps lets you tune sensitivity for every play style
  • Snap Key SOCD prioritises the last opposing direction pressed so movement never stalls
  • Shine-through PBT keycaps with dual-layer A-RGB lighting stay bright and grease-resistant
  • 68-key compact layout in a 5-layer sound-dampened case keeps desk space clear and acoustics thocky

Specifications

BrandEPOMAKER
NameHE68 Lite
ModelHE68 Lite
Part NumberEPOMAKER-2025820
MaterialPlastic
Keyboard InterfaceUSB-C
Design StyleContemporary
Mechanical KeyboardHall Effect Gaming Keyboard
Key Switch TypeMagnetic Hall Effect Switch
Keyboard ColorBlack
Backlitrgb
Dimensions12.7 in x 4.7 in x 1.6 in
TypeUSB-C
Buttons68

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Questions about this item

How often will the magnetic Hall Effect switches need replacement compared to mechanical ones?

Hall Effect switches have no physical contacts to wear out, so the HE68 Lite's switches typically last the keyboard's lifetime without needing replacement.

What limits sustained rapid keystrokes first — the 8000 Hz polling or the 128000 scan rate?

The 128000 per-key scan rate captures each press, while 8000 Hz polling sends data to the PC; the scan rate is the first gate for rapid sequences.

Does the 5-layer sound-dampened tray-mounted structure keep heat and noise low during all-day sessions?

The plastic tray mount and five damping layers absorb typing sound, and Hall Effect switches generate minimal heat, keeping the board cool and quiet.

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