This Keyboard is Powered by MAGNETS! H1-HERA (HALL EFFECT)

#Keybored This Keyboard is Powered by MAGNETS! H1-HERA

If you're tired of the same old "Mechanical Keyboard," something new is here! Check out how Hephboard uses the "Hall Effect" to create a switch that is both smooth and customizable to bring more options to the keyboard hobby!

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[asiano]

Nice. I have keyboard with hall-effect switches which is around 35 years old.

[willtogs]

i immediately thought of Squashy Bois magnet keeb lol

[KabuTheFox]

should be noted that the ps5 controller doesnt use hall effect, it uses a standard potentiometer. a hall effect joystick would be much more perferable

[MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

Wooting and the Flux Keyboard brought me here.

[Boyetto-san]

It's nice to see a keyboard Youtuber other than Chyrosran22 talk in-depth about alternative switch technology and the potential for innovation. These alternative products don't get enough attention or analysis in the enthusiast side of the hobby. One very interesting point of comparison I've noticed from trying contact-less switch types like this are that linears are smooth in a more "frictionless" way, as opposed to a thick lubed MX linear that feels more "buttery". The additional points of friction in the metal contacts usually gives more points for lube to affect the switch feel. So contactless switches are perfect for those who prefer that kind of airy smoothness and who don't want to bother with lubing, although lubing may still improve the sound.

[imaabsolutebot]

So its basically the custom keyboard version of the wooting 2

[halfling_barista]

Thanks for recording and publishing in 1440p.

[MaxDetaLGaplevski]

Does anyone know the model of the hall sensors they use? The exact name, please.

[nslayer]

Now make a hall effect optical switch...

[nspam]

why do keyboard manufacturers ignore half of the World and make ANSI type only.

[mike_reviews]

this will destroy the market! im saving money

[TurboLoveTrain]

K70 Max user her
I also am running a board with Cherry MX reds. Both have double-shot PBT keycaps.
Hall effect switches do NOT sound the same as an MX switch and they don't feel the same either. The MGX HE switches are noticeably better than the reds.
I have two profiles one for typing and one for gaming and the typing profile is basically the "Cherry MX setting" while the gaming configuration is is significantly more sensitive. Configurable actuation and rapid keystroke reset is a game changer for PC gaming.

[rowsbros]

I would like to thank YouTube for sending me the notification 5 days AFTER it came out

[ignatiuschristianto]

analog signal should be the standard in keyboard. unlike mouse, which are designed for binary signal, sub mm travel, keyboards have a big travel distance in comparison. an opportunity for personalization that has been neglected. that travel distance should do something. I'm kind of surprised flaretech optical tech was not booming. probably cost effectiveness is the barrier

[phero]

I think I speak for everyone when I say that we're here for that technical breakdown. Nice work

[vmmd]

Oh so this is what it is called and tested steelseries like stated here in comments .. that's why it felt different huh

[captainkaiii]

this is actually super cool. would be VERY applicable for a gaming macropad

[doingcubing]

Seeing the Hall Effect gave me AP Physics C War Flashbacks

[nullptr_yt]

Hall didn't name the effect after himself.

[Blank-TPWDU]

its my birthday today :> AND A NEW KEYBORED VIDEO RELEASE