MonsGeek - FUN60 Ultra

I have the HE version (non-TMR) and it's really nice. Got some nice shine-through keycaps for it, really fun little keyboard. I main an Arbiter Polar75, and my alt is that little Monsgeek FUN60, two good options if you ask me.

Hm. Well for keyboard I have an Arbiter Polar 75 Pro and I’ve never really deviated from it. Also a Fun60 Ultra non-TMR. Those 2 are definitely endgame because I all but stopped looking at keyboards. For mouse it’s got to be somewhere between Hitscan Hyperlight, Lamzu Maya X, Viper V3 Pro… and maybe Lamzu Inca, not sure yet. I think the Hitscan and VV3 tend to be my “endgame” out of a (seems) big collection now. I keep going back to those 2 and if I didn’t have any other mice I’d be happy with those.

Check out the monsgeek fun60 ultra, it's basically a wooting 60he. Hall effect, 8000hz polling rate, can use magnetic or mechanical switches, aluminum alloy case so it's extremely sturdy and durable, and it's only about $80 with tax.

**·** The trigger and release points of general mechanical keyboards are fixed, but HE/TMR keyboard's are customizable. And currently many brands of keyboards already support 0.01 accuracy. That is to say, pressing 0.01mm further from the trigger point will input and releasing 0.01mm will stop. Relatively dynamic trigger and release points are more helpful in FPS games that require faster reactions. **·** Functionally, they're all pretty much the same. Power-wise, the TMR keyboard consumes less power. But for now, Hall keyboards have more options. So I would suggest that you can think in terms of preferred design or focus on features. Quality-price ratio: Fun60 Ultra/WIN 60HE Silent Switch:Elecom/DrunkDeer/Gamakay Low Profile:Air60HE/Made68AIR Softare: Wooting Design: A75 Master/Black Diamond 75 RT/ER75

fun60 on rtings tests is 0.5ms on single key, wooting 0.4ms fun60 0.7ms on multikey, wooting 0.5ms fun60 6ms 4k 12ms 8k chordsplit. wooting is 4.4ms on 4k and 9.9ms on 8k. [https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/monsgeek/fun60-ultra](https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/monsgeek/fun60-ultra) venom matches latency on single key with wooting but chordsplits: venom 4.3ms on 4k and monstrous 17.5ms on 8k(this is nearly double of wooting). [https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/geonworks/venom-60-he](https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/geonworks/venom-60-he) venom and fun60 did have lower deadzones. but not lower latency. [https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/wooting/80he](https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/wooting/80he)

I think only Monsgeek released TMR keyboards at this point, the FUN60 Ultra is great if you like the 60% layout, super low latency. If you haven't yet used a [TMR/HE](https://www.hlplanet.com/tmr-vs-hall-effect-sensors/) keyboard and play lots of FPS games then you should notice a difference, but mostly if you will use features like RT/SnapTap. If you prefer bigger layout then Drunkdeer A75 Ultra is a nice option and there are also Nuphy keyboards with low profile magnetic switches.

Lemokey p2 he is 65% but great. For more budget options, Monsgeek Fun60 Ultra (can also get the TMR version which is objectively cool!!!), or Halo65 HE is from last year but I still love it.

Yeah, the Monsgeek FUN60 Ultra is also such a steal... That's got TMR sensors for under a hundred bucks... That's crazypants!

I am also brand new and I chose the fun60. My main reason is because it was the cheapest one I could find out of these Hall effect Ali express keyboards. As many people have said most of these keyboards are the same with very small differences so just get whichever one you like the most or is cheapest

what makes some keyboards better for GD than others is "Rapid Trigger" which is something only analog keyboards can do. So your answer for this is the analog version. However I'd really suggest against buying razer keyboards. They are bad, like really really bad. Especially the huntsman lineup. There's cheaper rapid trigger keyboards than wooting 80he, like drunkdeer a75 or keychron k2he. Even if those are too expensive then you have options like mchose ace60 and monsgeek fun60 which are very budget friendly but are in 60% size only.

I just got one of those and I love it.

Fun60 mad60 ace60 or 68 version Might be more expensive in the US but very cheap in asia

I wanted budget HE keyboards and found the Ace68 and FUN60 to be great budget options if you're interested

How is it not on par with wooting? The TMR sensors are more capable than HE and I am not aware of the performance for this board but the fun60 has just as good if not better performance than the wooting so did monsgeek screw the pooch or whats up?

To add on a EPOMAKER HE60 or HE80, or MONSGEEK FUN60 would be good keyboard options. I'd personally go with the 80% after living with a WOOTING HE60 (Orignal model) and missing out on some of those f-keys.

All are pretty mediocre consumer grade gaming keyboards for normies who don't know better. I would suggest taking a look at the Monsgeek Fun60 series. Wayy better than these.

Monsgeek fun60. Its around 40$ in my country, it has all effect (or tml, i dont remember) switches, has snap tap (they named it socd) and also rapid trigger function. Best buy of my life.

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.

Do not get that keyboard, mouse or mouse mat. For the keyboard the modern option is hall effect switches OR TMR switches, they have an actual competitive benefit. Get the FUN60

Agree! I have one and I love it! I have a Monsgeek Fun60 also, that I quite like, but the P1 is so much better imo.

The Fun60 from Monsgeek is another good one and very very cheap. Unfortunately the software is not very good.

Yes, unfortunately compared to Wooting it’s pretty far behind. For regular keyboards VIA only matters to some users but for rapid trigger keyboards it’s super important, so the gap being big is a big deal.

True. Got a monsgeek 35$ HE keyboard and it switches are too light for me and the delay wasn't worth it (8-12ms). I preferred heavy switches and the heavy tactile switches to.