In a Hall Effect switch the key position is read by a sensor that detects the movement of a magnet, not by a mechanical contact. Nothing rubs together, so the switch does not wear the way a regular mechanical switch does. The Tenkeyless format drops the number pad but keeps the F-key row and the arrow keys. The wireless connection clears the cable off the desk, and the 8KHz in the name refers to an 8 kHz polling rate.
Players who want magnetic switches without a cable dragging across the desk; people who find a 65% board too small but a full-size keyboard too wide; and anyone who plays both competitive and casual games and still needs the F-keys.
| Brand | Razer |
|---|---|
| Type | Keyboard |
| Connectivity technology | Wireless |
| Keyboard backlit | Yes |
| Keyboard layout | US |
| Net weight | 0.88 kg |
| Mouse included | No |
| Switch type | Razer Hall Effect Magnetic Switches |
| EAN | 8887910075500 |
No. The layout is US English, and Õ, Ä, Ö, Ü are not printed on the keys. Add the Estonian layout in your operating system to type Estonian.
The battery capacity and runtime are not specified by the manufacturer. What is stated is that the connection is wireless.
This one is Tenkeyless and wireless, while the Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Mini 65% 8KHz is smaller and wired. Both use Hall Effect magnetic switches and a US layout.
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