Low-profile Hall effect switches and keyboards

While there’s tons of regular hall effect keyboards, there’s only a handful of low profile hall effect keyboards. It’s a niche market combining the best gaming performance that magnetic switches offer with the comfort of low-profile switches.

The low profile hall effect keyboards have low profile magnetic switches with rapid trigger feature, adjustable actuation range (a bit lower than standard 0.1-4.0mm) and all other benefits that come with magnetic switches

Low profile magnetic switches list

Featurelow profile jade
Gateron Low Profile Magnetic Jade
low profile jade pro
Gateron Low Profile Magnetic Jade Pro
TTC Mini Magneto
TTC Mini Magneto
RT Sensitivity0.01mm0.01mmN/A
Actuation Range0.1-3.3mm0.1-3.3mm0.1-2.8mm
Force (Initial)30±10gf40±10gf34±10gf
Force (End)50±10gf60±10gfN/A
Bottom-out Magnetic Flux680±70Gs680±70Gs450±60Gs
Lifespan100 million clicks100 million clicks100 million clicks
Key Travel3.3mm3.3mm2.8±0.2mm
Spring Length18mm18mm18mm
Movement TypeLinearLinearLinear
CompatiblityAir60 HE, Air75 HEAir60 HE, Air75 HEMelgeek Made68 Air

As for keyboards, right now these are the only low profile hall effect magnetic switch keyboards:

Low-profile hall effect keyboard list

Nuphy Air60 HE

Nuphy Air60 HE
Nuphy Air60 HE – my review

First low profile magnetic switch keyboard, 60% layout, you can get it with Gateron Low Profile Magnetic Jade or Jade Pro. $119.95

Nuphy Air75 HE

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75% layout, you can also get it with the two Gateron options. $129.95

Melgeek Made68 Air

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Released in January 2025 by Melgeek, comes with the new TTC Mini Magneto low profile switches. 65% layout with 68 keyboard keys. $139.00

ZENAIM Keyboard

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This is actually the first low-profile magnetic switch keyboard in the world, but it was firstly released only in Japan and now you can also get it from the Amazon US.

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