Varmilo Muse65 HE Keyboard
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Specifications:
Layout: ANSI
N-key Rollover Support: Yes
Compatible System: MacOS/Windows
Driver System: Windows only.
Muse65 Driver: Link
Web Driver: Coming Soon
Size: 31*11.2*1.9cm
Typing Angle: 6.5°
Mounting Style: Tray Mount
Polling Rate: 8000Hz
Materials:
Case: CNC Aluminium Alloy Chassis
Blackplate: UV Mirror Glass
Keycap: PBT Dye Sub, Cherry Profile
Plate Material: Aluminum
Weight:
Net: 1.2KG
Gross: 2.05KG
HE Driver Functions:
Supports 4 custom layers
Supports customization of multimedia/RGB/macro keys, etc.
Supports custom range, minimum accuracy 0.02mm
Supports RT and DKS
Supports dead zone adjustment, minimum 0 dead zone
Supports bottoming protection
Supports manual calibration buttons, no need to calibrate all
Supports real-time display of key parameters
Supports theme switching, language selection, delay mode switching, polling rate switching, driver firmware update, etc.
What's In The Box:
Muse65 HE Keyboard
Manual
USB C Cable
Keycap Puller & Switch Puller
Magnetic Switch
Magnetic switches rewrite the game. Leveraging the Hall effect, they separate actuation (happening at light speed) from tactile feedback, which can take as long as you prefer, reassuring your finger of every press. And for those chasing peak performance? The legendary rapid trigger mode is your ultimate ally.
Rapid Trigger
With just 0.1mm of release, your trusted Muse65 HE is ready to respond—again, and again, and again. In rapid trigger mode, it handles even your most intricate maneuvers effortlessly, seamlessly syncing with you as if it’s an extension of your nervous system.
The switches are only half the story.
Every element in the signal’s journey from switch to system is tuned for performance. To fully unlock the switch's potential, the surrounding hardware must operate with exceptional speed and precision. With a 8000Hz polling rate and a mere 0.2ms total latency from key activation to registration, the specs are nothing short of staggering.
Sound engineering on sound foundations.
Two porons, an aluminum plate, and a silicone anechoic sheet—that’s it. Simple, right? Yet somehow, no other magnetic keyboard sounds quite like this. Curious? So were we.