Unique ceramic case
A fired ceramic shell gives the keyboard a dense, cool and polished feel that is different from aluminium or plastic.
The Cerakey Peak60 HE is a 60% magnetic switch gaming keyboard built around a full ceramic case and Ice Crystal Glaze ceramic keycaps. It is designed for players who want the speed of a Hall Effect keyboard, but with a heavier, smoother and more premium ceramic typing feel.
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Cerakey Peak60 HE keyboard Australia
Peak60 HE is a rare 60% magnetic switch keyboard built around a ceramic case, ice crystal glaze ceramic keycaps and rapid trigger control. It suits Australian players who want a Hall Effect gaming keyboard that feels more like a finished object than another plastic board.
Ice crystal glaze ceramic
Cerakey did not stop at ceramic keycaps. The case is ceramic too, with a fired glaze surface that gives each unit its own texture. The material also avoids interfering with the magnetic switch environment, so the board keeps its Hall Effect performance intact.
A fired ceramic shell gives the keyboard a dense, cool and polished feel that is different from aluminium or plastic.
Ceramic keycaps stay smooth, resist shine and clean easily. The translucent glaze helps the lighting feel softer.
The ANSI 60% layout leaves more mouse room while keeping the board heavy enough to stay planted during fast play.
Peak60 HE is built for players comparing magnetic switch keyboards in Australia. The point is simple: fast input, low latency and fine actuation control, wrapped in a keyboard that still sounds and feels premium.
Cerakey lists 0.01mm Rapid Trigger accuracy, 0 dead zone and 0 missed inputs. For games such as Valorant, Counter-Strike 2 and rhythm titles, that means quicker stops, cleaner repeats and less mush between press and reset.
CerakeyLab tuning
CerakeyLab gives Peak60 HE a web driver for actuation, Rapid Trigger and advanced key functions. The copy here stays practical because this is what customers search for before buying a Hall Effect keyboard: can I tune it, can I save profiles, and can I make it behave for my game?
Sound and feel
Peak60 HE uses Cerakey's ceramic keycaps, a ceramic case, an integrated acoustic chamber and multi layer damping to create a deeper sound profile. The official page calls it silky and thocky; the practical version is that it feels polished on every press, even before you think about game settings.
A ceramic keyboard is hard to judge from one front image. These angles show the glaze, body thickness, case profile and how the keycaps catch light.



Official Cerakey details, rewritten for quick comparison against other rapid trigger and Hall Effect keyboards in Australia.
ANSI 60%, 61 keys.
Tray mount with hot swappable support.
Ceramic case with fired glaze texture.
Ice crystal glaze ceramic keycaps, Cherry profile, V2 ABS stem.
309.6 x 118.1 x 22 mm.
About 1,290g.
8000Hz wired polling rate.
64KHz PCB scan rate.
North-facing LED, 16M RGB, 20 modes.
Web driver for actuation point, DKS and Rapid Trigger.
Windows, Android, macOS and iOS listed by Cerakey.
FPS players, rhythm game players and ceramic keyboard collectors.
Short answers for Australian buyers comparing the Peak60 HE with other magnetic switch keyboards.
Yes. It uses magnetic switches and supports Rapid Trigger, actuation point adjustment and other advanced key functions through CerakeyLab.
The ceramic case gives the board a cooler, denser and more polished feel. Cerakey also notes that the material does not interfere with the magnetic field environment.
Yes. The 8000Hz polling rate, 0.01mm Rapid Trigger accuracy and 60% layout make it a serious option for fast movement and stop control.
Keydom gives Australian customers a local product page, local support context and a clearer way to compare this ceramic magnetic keyboard with other gaming keyboards we stock.