Hall effect (magnetic switch) keyboards in stock

40 in stockfrom $56.10prices checked Nov 7, 2026

Which Hall effect keyboard should I buy?

There are 40 Hall effect keyboards in stock at 5 stores, from $56.10, checked Nov 7, 2026. Three to look at first: the TOFU60 3.0 ($56.10 at KBDfans, hot-swap, wireless, magnetic switches, barebones kit, the lowest price on this list), the Royal Kludge C68 65% Hall Effect Magnetic Switch Keyboard ($59.99 at Royal Kludge, magnetic switches, ships assembled) and the Mad60 HE Ultimate Mechanical Keyboard ($67.99 at Kinetic Labs, hot-swap, magnetic switches, ships assembled).

Which Hall effect keyboard should I buy?
KeyboardPriceStoreHot-swapWirelessKit or assembled
TOFU60 3.0$56.10KBDfansYesYesKit
TOFU TKL R2$59.00KBDfansYesYesKit
Royal Kludge C68 65% Hall Effect Magnetic Switch Keyboard$59.99Royal KludgeNot listedNoAssembled
Mad60 HE Ultimate Mechanical Keyboard$67.99Kinetic LabsYesNoAssembled
Mad68 HE Ultimate Mechanical Keyboard$67.99Kinetic LabsYesNoAssembled
Royal Kludge C87 80% TKL Magnetic Hall Effect Keyboard$73.99Royal KludgeNot listedNoAssembled
Royal Kludge C84 75% Hall Effect Magnetic Keyboard$74.99Royal KludgeNot listedNoAssembled
Royal Kludge C96 96% Hall Effect Magnetic Switch Keyboard$79.99Royal KludgeNot listedNoAssembled

Hall effect keyboards read a magnet in each switch, so you can set the actuation point per key and use rapid trigger, which resets a key the moment it starts to rise. They are popular for competitive games. They need magnetic switches, and standard MX mechanical switches will not register on them.

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What to check before you buy

  • Check switch compatibility: most HE boards accept only magnetic switches from specific families (Gateron magnetic, for example).
  • Look at the configuration software: web-based tools are easier than Windows-only apps.
  • Check the polling rate and scan rate if you play competitively.
  • Spare magnetic switches cost more than mechanical ones; price a replacement pack before you buy.
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Common questions

What is the cheapest of these Hall effect keyboards?

The TOFU60 3.0 at $56.10 from KBDfans on Nov 7, 2026. Prices are the lowest in-stock price we found, before shipping and tax.

Which ones are hot-swap?

33 of the 40 list hot-swap sockets, so you can change switches without soldering. The cheapest is the TOFU60 3.0 at $56.10.

Which ones are wireless?

22 of the 40 mention Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz or wireless in their listing. The cheapest is the TOFU60 3.0 at $56.10. Check the variant, since the cheapest option is often the wired one.

Should I buy a kit or an assembled keyboard?

33 boards ship assembled and 5 are barebones kits. A barebones kit still needs switches and keycaps, so it costs more than its listed price before you can type on it. Buy the kit if you want to choose those parts yourself.