EZ63 Gaming Keyboard

Thanks man! I looked at the prices again and saw that in total I’m paying almost 100$ more for the Wooting, so I think I’m choosing the Iqunix ez63. I should be fine with a 60%, and i heard it’s still a really good keyboard that has everything my gaming self needs Quick question, i currently have a tkl. With a 60%, is the distance between the wasd keys to the shift and control keys significantly smaller or barely noticable? Cuz i have slightly larger hands

sikakeyb(gateron) hm80 and stuff from iqunix like ez63, basically all of their HE stuff

Honestly, that rabbit hole is the hardest part of the hobby. If you're looking for a solid metal case that doesn't need a total rebuild to sound decent, IQUNIX EV63 probably your best fit here. choosing between the **EZ63** and the **EV63**. Since you mentioned **Valorant**, here’s the breakdown: **EV63** is the one we tuned for competitive speed. got a stiffer tray mount and our **Magnetic X Pro / Ultra** switches, which let you push the Rapid Trigger down to **0.01mm**. Its the same board we give to our pro teams like **EDG** and **MIBR** specifically for that responsiveness. the **EZ63** is more of an "enthusiast" board. It’s got a gasket mount, so it feels softer and sounds a bit more "thocky" for typing or programming, but it isnt quite as aggressive on the gaming specs as the EV. in EU, you can usually find these boards through **Keygem** or **Shelter,** to avoid direct shipping. If you want to see some sound tests or ask about how the 8K polling feels in Val, come hang out in r/IQUNIX . We also got a bunch of users from Germany and Austria, probably can give you a better idea of the local shipping times too.

Honestly, that rabbit hole is the hardest part of the hobby. If you're looking for a solid metal case that doesn't need a total rebuild to sound decent, IQUNIX EV63 probably your best fit here. choosing between the **EZ63** and the **EV63**. Since you mentioned **Valorant**, here’s the breakdown: **EV63** is the one we tuned for competitive speed. got a stiffer tray mount and our **Magnetic X Pro / Ultra** switches, which let you push the Rapid Trigger down to **0.01mm**. Its the same board we give to our pro teams like **EDG** and **MIBR** specifically for that responsiveness. the **EZ63** is more of an "enthusiast" board. It’s got a gasket mount, so it feels softer and sounds a bit more "thocky" for typing or programming, but it isnt quite as aggressive on the gaming specs as the EV. in EU, you can usually find these boards through **Keygem** or **Shelter,** to avoid direct shipping. If you want to see some sound tests or ask about how the 8K polling feels in Val, come hang out in r/IQUNIX . We also got a bunch of users from Germany and Austria, probably can give you a better idea of the local shipping times too.

I mean, in FPS games that still allow it, SOCD is a pretty solid advantage, apparently. There are other features, like DKS that allows you to input like four different keys with one keystroke, or analog mode for games that support dual input. But those can take getting used to. I wouldn't say you're gonna need to train to get used to any of it, but it'll feel a bit wonky for a while, as with any change. As for actuation point, I actually find it quite easy to get used to shorter actuation points — until a point. As soon as I drop below like 1.2 mm, I start making hella errors in my typing. Honestly, you might just be better off getting a keyboard that feels really nice to use and calling it a day. I have four HE keyboards available to me (Wooting 80HE, Keychron K4 HE, Iqunix EZ63, Epomaker HE75 Mag), and I still mostly game and type on my mechanical keyboards. They sound better to me, so they're less distracting, and that motivates me to use them.

The EV63 isn't even the best HE keyboard Iqunix makes, though?

EZ80, even if only for the gasket mount. The EZ63 is equally pretty damn good, even if it doesn't have the stupid high scan rates of the EV63.

I just got a Iqunix EZ63 keyboard the other day with the Magnetic Jade Pro switches. Not sure why, but I decided to try and apply extra pressure to one of the keys after it had already bottomed out. After doing so, the key made a pop sound. I tried this with various other keys and it did the same thing for every one, but after trying this again for the same key, the sound no longer replicates. Is this something to be worried about or is it normal for this kind of switch the first time a pressure after bottoming out is made?

The EV63 seems to test significantly better than the EZ80 in every single test I've seen. The EZ63 tests extremely poorly by 2025 standards.

No price limit? WLMouse Ying 60/75, Wooting HE 60/80, Iqunix EZ60/75 Mid range? ATK RS7, VENOM60HE (PCB ONLY)0 Cheap? FUN60 HE, ATTACK SHARK 60HE. AJAZZ AK680 HE really depends on what you want out of the keyboard. In performance they are all similar, but with more premium options you get better software, less latency, and (most important for me) a more satisfying typing/gaming experience.