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Vszerda x QK Hex80 HE 80% TKL Aluminum Magnetic Gaming Keyboard (Gery)
An 80% TKL aluminum keyboard with Hall Effect magnetic switches, 8 kHz polling, 32 kHz scan rate, and 0.08 ms latency
- NameHex80
- MaterialAluminum
- Keyboard InterfaceUSB-C
- Mechanical KeyboardGaming
- Key Switch TypeLinear
- Keyboard ColorGery
- CNC 6063 aluminum case delivers rigid, premium feel
- OwLab Ti Hall-Effect switches adjust actuation in 0.005 mm steps
- 8 kHz polling with 32 kHz scan cuts latency to 0.08 ms
- Rapid Trigger, DKS and SOCD modes configurable via ATK HUB
- Gasket mount with carbon fiber plate and multi-layer dampening refines acoustics
Collaborative CNC Aluminum 80% TKL Keyboard
The Vszerda x QK Hex80 HE is an 80 percent tenkeyless keyboard built on a CNC-machined 6063 aluminum chassis with a 220-mesh anodized or powder-coated finish. It uses OwLab Ti Hall Effect magnetic linear switches with adjustable actuation in .005 mm steps from .1 mm to 4 mm. The board connects via USB-C and features south-facing per-key RGB with 16 million colors and 20 plus lighting presets.
Competitive Gamers Wanting Analog Control
This keyboard suits players who need adjustable actuation points, Rapid Trigger, Rappy Snappy, Dynamic Keystroke and SOCD modes for fast-paced titles. The 8 kHz polling rate, 32 kHz scan rate and .08 ms latency target esports-level responsiveness. Buyers who want a dedicated number pad, wireless connectivity or a non-magnetic mechanical switch should look at other layouts and technologies.
USB-C Wired Build With Gasket Mount
The board requires a free USB-C port and the ATK HUB web or desktop driver for calibration, AI-assisted tuning and preset management. Its gasket-mounted structure with a carbon fiber plate plus Poron, IXPE and case foam layers handles acoustics internally. The compact 14.0 by 5.37 by 1.38 inch footprint frees desk space for mouse movement in an 88-key ANSI layout.
Highlights
- CNC 6063 aluminum case delivers rigid, premium feel
- OwLab Ti Hall-Effect switches adjust actuation in 0.005 mm steps
- 8 kHz polling with 32 kHz scan cuts latency to 0.08 ms
- Rapid Trigger, DKS and SOCD modes configurable via ATK HUB
- Gasket mount with carbon fiber plate and multi-layer dampening refines acoustics
Specifications
| Brand | ATK |
|---|---|
| Name | Hex80 |
| Model | Hex80 |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Keyboard Interface | USB-C |
| Mechanical Keyboard | Gaming |
| Key Switch Type | Linear |
| Keyboard Color | Gery |
| Backlit | rgb |
| Dimensions | 14.0 in x 5.37 in x 1.38 in |
| Type | USB-C |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
Questions about this item
Does my PC need a USB-C port to connect the Hex80?
Yes, the keyboard uses a USB-C interface; if your system only has USB-A you will need a USB-C to USB-A cable or adapter.
Will the 8 kHz polling rate work on an older motherboard with only USB 2.0 headers?
The 8 kHz polling rate and 32 kHz scan rate function over the USB-C connection; the host controller must support the required bandwidth for full performance.
How can I verify the adjustable actuation is active after setup?
Open ATK HUB, confirm the actuation slider shows values adjustable in 0.005 mm steps between 0.1 mm and 4 mm, and test a key press to see the Rapid Trigger response.
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