Qwertykeys QK & ATK HEX80 8K HE Wired Magnetic Custom Keyboard
Qwertykeys QK & ATK HEX80 8K HE Wired Magnetic Custom Keyboard
The Qwertykeys QK x ATK HEX80 is an 80 percent wired magnetic keyboard built for fast gaming while keeping the sound and case quality people expect from QK. For Australian players looking at Hall Effect keyboards, this is the more custom-feeling route: CNC aluminium, gasket mount and OWLAB Ti magnetic switches in one complete board.
- Layout: 80 percent TKL magnetic switch keyboard.
- Performance: 8000Hz polling, 32000Hz scan rate and 0.08ms rated latency.
- Switches: OWLAB Ti magnetic switches with adjustable actuation and Rapid Trigger support.
- Build: full CNC aluminium case, gasket mount and QK-tuned sound profile.
- Software: ATK HUB support for remapping, SOCD, deadzone adjustment and lighting control.
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TKL Hall Effect gaming keyboard
Qwertykeys × ATK HEX80
Custom-keyboard construction meets adjustable magnetic input. HEX80 combines Qwertykeys' approach to case design and acoustics with ATK's wired Hall Effect platform, keeping the function row and navigation keys in an 80% layout.
- 8,000 HzUSB polling
- 32,000 HzFull-key scanning
- 80%ANSI TKL layout
Built from the case inward.
A CNC-machined 6063-T6 aluminium case surrounds a gasket-mounted assembly. Frosted PC keycaps and a mirror-polished PVD stainless-steel weight give the HEX80 a distinct finish, with anodised and spray-coated options across the range.
Fine control, without hiding the settings.
Standard Rapid Trigger settings cover 0.01–3.3 mm, with 0.01 mm adjustment steps. ATK lists an Extreme Mode range of 0.005–3.3 mm and finer 0.001 mm steps. These are configuration values, not a guarantee of a particular reaction time in a game.
Magnetic input. A custom typing feel.
OWLAB Ti magnetic switches sit beneath Cherry-profile frosted PC keycaps. ATK HUB handles supported remapping, Rapid Trigger and lighting settings. Check game and tournament rules before enabling SOCD or other input-assistance functions.
A closer look.
Specifications
- Layout / connection
- 80% ANSI TKL / wired
- Case
- CNC-machined 6063-T6 aluminium
- Mount / weight accent
- Gasket mount / PVD stainless steel
- Switches
- OWLAB Ti magnetic switches
- Keycaps
- Cherry-profile frosted PC
- Polling / scanning
- 8,000 Hz / full-key 32,000 Hz
- Standard Rapid Trigger
- 0.01–3.3 mm range; 0.01 mm steps
- Extreme Mode Rapid Trigger
- 0.005–3.3 mm range; 0.001 mm steps
- Stabilisers
- Screw-in PCB stabilisers
- Lighting
- South-facing RGB
- Configuration
- ATK HUB
Frequently Asked Questions
Is HEX80 a wireless keyboard?
No. This HEX80 is a wired Hall Effect keyboard. Its 8K polling specification refers to the USB connection.
Can I use ordinary mechanical switches?
Do not assume that a hot-swappable Hall Effect board accepts standard mechanical switches. Use magnetic switches specifically confirmed as compatible with HEX80.
What is the difference between RT range and step sensitivity?
Range describes the available travel settings. Step sensitivity describes the size of each adjustment. The finer Extreme Mode values require the relevant mode and supported firmware.
