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Luminkey

Luminkey builds aluminum keyboards that ship fully assembled with its own switches, Astral linears in the Lumino75 and Magger magnetic switches in the Magger60 HE. Its MX boards are configured in VIA and its Hall effect boards in Luminkey's own web driver, and the listings for both stress a quick access case design and a heavy multi-layer foam stack rather than user-choosable internals.

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Luminkey Magger60 HE

Luminkey

Magger60 HE

60%Hot-swap≈ $180

A 60% Hall effect board, meaning the switches read a magnet's position instead of closing a contact, which is the whole reason a per-key actuation point and rapid trigger are possible at all. It is wired only, at 8000 Hz polling and a quoted 0.08 ms latency, on a 1.5 mm FR4 plate. The hot-swap sockets take Magger magnetic switches, not standard MX, so the usual switch shelf does not apply to this one. Mount rests on a single source: Mechanical Keyboards calls it gasket, Divinikey names no mount, and Mechanical Keyboards also sells it as the Magger60 HE Ultra though every figure the two print matches.

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Luminkey Lumino75

Luminkey

Lumino75

75%Hot-swap≈ $220

A 75% that arrives built, gasket mounted onto a 1.5 mm polycarbonate plate. PC is a softer plate material than aluminum or FR4, so it compounds the gaskets rather than fighting them, and the five layer foam stack both shops list is aimed the same way. The top case comes off through a quick release rather than screws, which matters more than it sounds: it is the difference between swapping switches in a minute and stripping the board down. Polling is 1000 Hz wired and over 2.4 GHz, dropping to 125 Hz on Bluetooth, so the radio you pick has a real cost.

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