BOYI 66Pro Rapid Trigger Magnetic Switch 65% Mechanical Keyboard,Hall Effect Gasket-Mounted RGB HotSwap Hyper-Fast Adjustable Actuation Wired Compact Gaming Keyboard with Knob(White)

I love this keyboard. I put some translucent clear caps on it and it looks really nice. Had all the features I was looking for in a keyboard with HE, 8k polling, and creamy magnetic switches. Keyboard feels very nice when typing out of the box. I chose white and at 28$ that's a steal. I had one small issue but Boyi customer service was very understanding and easy to work with. I paired it with the TD31 Pro also by Boyi to get the rest of the numpad and accessory keys + a screen. Overall This is a great value for someone looking for a great gaming keyboard. The switches+keycaps that come stock are actually very premium and have a nice feel to them.

I won't make this review super in-depth as other reviewers have done an amazing job, but having used this board for over 2 months now, I can confidently say it is an extremely nice one for the price you're getting it for, especially if you manage to cop it during a sale. While obviously you won't be getting the greatest quality in the world, for a hall effect magnetic switch board, the 66Pro does a really good job for the cheap price. You get 8000hz polling, good magnetic switches with a surprisingly solid rapid trigger implementation, and a pretty decent look to it as well, all things considered. On top of this, at least to my preferences, the lubed switches and gasket-mounting lead to a genuinely satisfying typing experience that also sounds rather nice. I only really have two or three gripes about it and they're related more to the software than the board itself, such as not being able to rebound knob functionality, but even those are minor complaints that don't even warrant serious criticism. Overall, for a much cheaper price than other hall effect boards, the 66Pro is a very solid choice, and I'm beyond impressed with it. If it was $100+, I'd probably give it 3-4 stars, but for getting it at $60, it's been beyond worth the money.

I love this keyboard so much. There is actually an incredible attention to detail in this board, including a really good job lubing the stabs, rubber plugs around the stabilizers and in the stabilizer gap of the spacebar to help with resonance, and foam padding taped to the inside of the space bar as well. I had some trouble with getting the software to work for me at first but they have been super responsive via email to help me sort stuff out, and I really appreciate that. Their version of snap tap actually works amazing as well, and the rgb is very bright. Typing feel with original switches was great but a bit stiff for me. Replaced w/ Jades and it was a great choice. Now it sounds and feels even better. If you are switching to Jades, just know it might freak your system out at first - it started typing in all caps and upper symbols when I first installed them. Try typing keys while also holding and releasing shift for a little while and this goes away. After you get it to go away the first time and then re-calibrate in the software it works PERFECT with jades. Cannot say enough good things about this board and the customer service. Only minor complaints are that you cannot change what the encoder knob does in the software, and that the switches that it comes with has really tough tabs to push in (I had to use my own switch puller the one they provided fell apart after 5 switches) If you are on the fence, just go for it.

4.5 stars if I it would let me rate it in half stars, it was a great keyboard with easy to understand software, if your new to the rapid trigger community and haven’t done much research look up on YouTube a product review on it to know how the software works, super responsive, 0.1 actuation is sooo fast I don’t have the Wooting but I think this could give it a run for its money at such a low price, btw get pudding keycaps the rgb looks amazing with them, only problem is the small ctrl key on the right rubs against the other key next too it when using other keycaps then there’s because the switch placement is a little off specifically on that key, but I use the keyboard for gaming so I well never really use that key but it still irritates me a bit that’s why I knocked a half a star off, oh btw the switches excellently pre lubed and the spacebar is amazing with foam inside it, Overall AMAZING KEYBOARD DEFINITELY WORTH THE PRICE !!! (It’s also comes with a keycap and switch puller to save you some money)

The BOYI 66Pro Rapid Trigger Magnetic Switch Keyboard is among the most unique keyboards I've ever used. It's sleek, modern, and incredibly comfortable to use. The quality doesn't feel cheap; the typing and gaming experience is memorable. I opted for the white version this time, as I already have numerous black keyboards. The quality did not disappoint. It's well-built, sturdy, and durable. For gamers, it's heavy enough to prevent unnecessary movement. The layout is compact and comfortable, ideal for minimalistic or cute computer setups. The standout feature of this BOYI keyboard is the extensive customization it allows. Using the software driver provided on BOYI's website, I adjusted the accentuation of my keys to make the A key "heavy" and the S key "light". The difference was noticeable. Additionally, BOYI's driver offers features such as programming macros and altering the keyboard backlight layout. Moreover, BOYI's customer service team is among the best I've interacted with on the Amazon marketplace. As other reviews on their Amazon shop suggest, they are incredibly responsive and friendly. If you're new to keyboards or keyboard building, or if you want to avoid poor customer service from other sellers, I highly recommend BOYI. Their customer service's helpfulness and responsiveness are as impressive as the quality of their builds.

Durability's fine, but the software is garbage—if you want to use a core feature, good luck.

The Boyi 66 Pro is an amazing keyboard especially for its price, featuring things like rapid trigger movement, custom actuation point settings and more. Since I am gonna be using this keyboard a lot for gaming I opted to set the actuation to 0.1mm allowing you to press down way less. The keyboard comes with most features that high end keyboards have only at a lower price. Cool RGB settings, good build quality- feels great/heavy and comes with a few small mods making it sound good. Overall it’s great and I do indeed recommend .

The only but is the software, but the keyboard itself is amazing including the build quality at the 8000hz polling rate at a budget price. This is a Wooting competitor in terms of the keyboard but the software needs much work. Pros: 1. 8000hz Polling Rate (Unable to test it properly due to tech limits but emailing BOYI, they did confirm it was 8000hz. 2. Build quality. This keyboard feels amazing for such a budget keyboard even with it being 65%. 3. It's a 65%, that's it. Cons: 1. The software, needs much work including a UI change to be more pleasant to look at and easier to use. 2. There is no web-based software, but this company is a start-up and not a large one yet. 9.5/10. Only reason for the 9.5 is the software, but other than that it's amazing.

No lo recomiendo nada, a veces no detecta las teclas y las luces se quedan en pausas como si se trabara, no lo vale por el precio la verdad, así como muestro el video no se mira hasta que pasa un rato, si quieren jugar fortnite o así competitivo en otro juego no lo recomiendo por que no detecta ciertas teclas y su respuesta no es buena

LEDs: These are important to me because I always work in the dark. I’m very nitpicky about a lot of things, so I immediately started judging the colors the LEDs produce. The colors are off because the color of the switches are pink, so any color produced with blue or green will have a pink bias. The keycaps that come with the board didn’t work well with the south-facing LEDs, so the light shining through them was dimmer than it should have been. I solved this by changing the keycaps. Switches: I really love the feel and sound of the magnetic switches. I recently switched from blue to red switches, but the reds don’t give me the feedback I need while using a keyboard for anything. Magnetic switches are the perfect middle ground because they provide a unique feedback—when you press them in, they push back more the further you press, which I didn’t even know I would like. Software: The app that comes with this board provides enough customization, I think, but not for the switches. You can change the actuation point on the switches and even set up rapid trigger, but that’s mostly it. For rapid trigger, you can set the range in millimeters for where the rapid trigger strokes occur, or let the board interpret your intentions to press or release. However, you can’t really change much about the actuation points. It’s a single distance that, when crossed, registers as "on," and when you lift past it, it’s "off." You can’t set separate points for press and depress. It should be a feature on any software that controls magnetic switches. It’s not as customizable as a SayoDevice. Still, I think this board is good for the price. If you need a magnetic board at a reasonable price, this one is worth it if you can overlook the lighting. Alternatively, you could find a hot-swappable keyboard for cheap and buy the magnetic switches separately OR just get a another board with good red switches.