Strikonx Hero 99 Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard 98% 101 Keys 0.1-3.4mm RT 8000Hz
Hall-effect magnetic switches with 0.1-3.4 mm adjustable actuation, 0.005 mm precision, 8000 Hz polling and 98 % 101-key layout
- NameHero 99
- MaterialPlastic
- Mechanical KeyboardLinear
- Key SwitchLinear
- Key Switch TypeLinear
- Keyboard ColorBlack/Gray
- Hall Effect switches with 0.1-3.4 mm adjustable actuation and 0.005 mm precision
- 8000 Hz polling rate plus 128000 Hz scan rate deliver 0.125 ms ultra-low latency
- Hot-swappable magnetic switches let you replace switches without soldering for longer keyboard life
- Web driver enables key remapping, macros, DKS, MT, TGL, SOCD, MPT, END and RGB customisation
- 98 % layout with 101 keys includes number pad in a compact form factor
98% Hall Effect Keyboard
The Strikonx Hero 99 is a wired gaming keyboard built around Hall Effect magnetic switches. Its 101-key layout keeps a number pad while saving desk space compared to full-size boards. The adjustable rapid trigger range runs from 0.1 to 3.4 mm with 0.005 mm precision. An 8000 Hz polling rate and 128000 Hz scan rate deliver 0.125 ms latency for competitive play.
Gasket Build & Hot-Swap
A gasket-mounted structure and plastic case provide a consistent typing feel across the 98% layout. Switches are hot-swappable so they can be changed without soldering, extending the board’s usable life. The fixed USB-C cable guarantees a stable wired connection with no wireless drop-outs. RGB backlighting and a dedicated lightbox are configured through a Windows-only web driver at soaidriver.com.
0.1-3.4 mm Rapid Trigger
The single specification that decides fit is the adjustable actuation window of 0.1 to 3.4 mm. Buyers who need a fixed actuation point or prefer traditional mechanical click feedback will not benefit from this design. The web driver enables per-key remapping, macros, DKS, MT, TGL, SOCD, MPT and END functions, but it runs only on Windows.
Highlights
- Hall Effect switches with 0.1-3.4 mm adjustable actuation and 0.005 mm precision
- 8000 Hz polling rate plus 128000 Hz scan rate deliver 0.125 ms ultra-low latency
- Hot-swappable magnetic switches let you replace switches without soldering for longer keyboard life
- Web driver enables key remapping, macros, DKS, MT, TGL, SOCD, MPT, END and RGB customisation
- 98 % layout with 101 keys includes number pad in a compact form factor
Specifications
| Brand | Strikonx |
|---|---|
| Series | Hero 99 |
| Name | Hero 99 |
| Model | Hero 99 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Mechanical Keyboard | Linear |
| Key Switch | Linear |
| Key Switch Type | Linear |
| Keyboard Color | Black/Gray |
| Backlit | RGB |
| Mouse DPI | Gaming |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Tracking Method | Programmable Keys |
| Scrolling Capability | Integrated Stand |
| Mouse Color | Black |
| Power Source | Wired |
| Operating Time | Wired, false |
| Features | rgb, Plastic, Ambidextrous |
Questions about this item
What polling rate does the USB-C wired connection support and what latency does that cap?
The keyboard runs at 8000 Hz polling over its wired USB-C link, giving a 0.125 ms ultra-low latency ceiling.
What keycap stem and plate mounting style are required for the hot-swap sockets?
The board uses standard MX-compatible stems on a gasket-mounted plate, so any MX-stem keycap set and MX-style magnetic switch will seat correctly.
How do you flash new actuation points in the web driver and which OS is required?
Open soaidriver.com in a Windows browser, connect the keyboard via USB-C, set each key's RT value between 0.1 and 3.4 mm, then save — the new actuation points write directly to the board.
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