MonsGeek FUN60

The FUN60 Pro is MonsGeek's entry point to magnetic-switch gaming: a 60% layout with Akko Glare magnetic switches (3.4 mm travel, 25 gf initial force, 40 gf at the 2.0 mm point per MonsGeek's table), adjustable actuation from 0.1 mm, Rapid Trigger down to 0.01 mm and an 8,000 Hz polling rate over USB or the 2.4GHz dongle. MonsGeek lists a tray mount with an aluminum plate, pre-lubed stabilizers, double-shot PBT Cherry-profile keycaps and a browser-based driver. It is sold wired or as a tri-mode version with Bluetooth 5.0 and a 3,000 mAh battery. The switches are N-pole magnets, so the maker warns that Akko's S-pole Creamy Yellow switches will not work in it.

Reviewers agree on the trade-off. TechNuovo, reviewing an ISO unit, found it light and well controlled for flex, with plate and case foam and a sound that is decent for the money, but missing arrows and a function row, which it called a problem outside gaming. TechteamGB described the plastic frame as light but not the most rigid and not the best sounding. ComputerBase rated the analog switches and feature set highly, called the plastic chassis and noise level fine but not top class, and noted the web app needs a driver and is not polished everywhere. It named the Skiller SGK50 S4 Gen2 as an alternative with better damping and open firmware.

A Japanese review of its successor, the FUN68 HE, says the FUN60 left the bottom of the case empty, which made it echo, and used an older web driver. The FUN68 HE adds arrow keys and bottom foam, so the FUN60 Pro is mainly for people who want the smallest, cheapest way into Rapid Trigger.