Wooting 80HE vs Keychron K10 HE vs Nuphy Field75 HE

Here’s a detailed comparison of the Wooting 80HE, Keychron K10 HE, and NuPhy Field75 HE magnetic switch keyboards. These are one of the most popular hall effect keyboards from pretty big brands.

Feature / Keyboard	Wooting 80HE	Keychron K10 HE	NuPhy Field75 HE
Price	$194.99	$144.99	$169.99
Size / Layout	TKL (80%)	Full-size (100%)	Compact (75%)
Switch Type	Hall Effect (analog, linear)	Hall Effect (analog, linear)	Hall Effect (analog, linear)
Mounting	Gasket mount	Tray mount	Gasket mount
Connectivity	Wired USB-C	Wired/Wireless (BT5.1 & 2.4 GHz)	Wired USB-C
Hot-Swappable	Yes	Yes	Yes
Keycaps	PBT	PBT	PBT
Polling Rate	8000 Hz	1000 Hz	8000 Hz
Analog Input / Adjustable Actuation	Yes, adjustable per key	Yes, adjustable per key	Yes, adjustable per key
Dedicated Macro Keys	No	No	Yes, 8 keys + control knob
Backlighting	RGB per-key	RGB per-key	RGB per-key
Software / Profiles	Wootility (onboard memory, 6+ profiles)	Keychron Launcher (3 profiles)	NuPhy.io (6+ profiles)
Typing Noise	Moderate	Quieter	Moderate
Special Features	Adjustable actuation, analog input, NKRO	Wireless multi-device, macOS/Windows support	Knurled control knob, dedicated macros, softer cushioned feel

Keychron K10 HE is the only one with wireless connection and with tray mount. Gasket mounts are becoming more popular now. All of them have a decent software, but Wootility is considered the best one. Keychron and Nuphy.io aren’t bad though with cheaper HE keyboards having a lot worse software.

Performance Comparison

Aspect	Wooting 80HE	Keychron K10 HE	NuPhy Field75 HE
Single-Key Latency	~0.8 ms	~3.4 ms (wired, wireless latency is higher)	~0.8 ms
Multi-Key Latency	Very low, NKRO	Low, some USB reporting limits	Very low, NKRO
Polling Rate	8000 Hz	1000 Hz	8000 Hz
Analog / Adjustable Actuation Precision	Very fine (0.01 mm steps)	Fine (0.09 mm steps)	Excellent (0.01 mm steps)

Insights:

• Wooting 80HE and Field75 HE offer extremely low latency and high polling rate, making them ideal for competitive gaming.
• Keychron K10 HE provides wireless versatility, which Wooting and NuPhy lack, but with slightly higher latency in wireless mode.
• 3.4ms latency of Keychron’s keyboard is still a great score and you won’t notice any delays because of that. 0.8ms is possible only thanks to that 8000 Hz polling rate which in perfect conditions could guarantee 0.25 ms (1/8000 of a ms) latency.

Magnetic switches

The most important thing about hall effect keyboards is the software and the switches. Nuphy’s has the newest Gateron Jade switches, Keychron has the older version of Gateron’s magnetic switches and Wooting uses a new version of their Lekker switches.

Feature	Wooting 80HE	Keychron K10 HE	NuPhy Field75 HE
Switch Name	Lekker V2	Gateron Double-Rail Magnetic Nebula	Gateron Magnetic Jade
Type	Hall Effect (Analog)	Hall Effect (Analog)	Hall Effect (Analog)
Actuation Force	30cN	~41cN	45cN
Total Travel	3.4 mm	3.9 mm	3.4 mm
Pre-Travel	0.2 mm	0.5 mm	0.2 mm
Design	Single-rail magnetic	Dual-rail magnetic	Dual-rail magnetic
Adjustable Actuation	Yes	Yes	Yes
Third-Party Switch Support	Yes (Gateron Jade, KS-20)	No (proprietary only)	Yes (Gateron Jade, KS-20)

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Typing & Build Experience

Aspect	Wooting 80HE	Keychron K10 HE	NuPhy Field75 HE
Pre-travel / Total Travel	0.2 mm / 3.4 mm	0.5 mm / 3.9 mm	0.2 mm / 3.4 mm
Actuation Force	36 gf	41 gf	31 gf default (very light)
Typing Noise	Moderate	Low	Moderate
Key Spacing	Standard 19 mm	Standard 19 mm	Standard 19 mm

Insights:

• Wooting 80HE offers precise analog feel with medium stiffness, suitable for gaming and creative analog input tasks.
• Keychron K10 HE is quieter, better for office/quiet environments, but slightly less satisfying for fast analog input.
• NuPhy Field75 HE provides a soft typing experience and dedicated macros, which is appealing for productivity and creative workflows.

Connectivity & Versatility

Feature	Wooting 80HE	Keychron K10 HE	NuPhy Field75 HE
Wired / Wireless	Wired only	Wired & Bluetooth	Wired only
Multi-Device Pairing	No	Yes, 3 devices	No
Mobile / Tablet Support	No	Full (Android/iOS/iPadOS)	No
Detachable Cable	Yes	Yes	Yes

Insights:

• Keychron K10 HE is the most versatile for hybrid work setups or mobile use.
• Wooting 80HE and Field75 HE are more specialized for high-performance gaming with wired low-latency connections.

Extra Features

Feature	Wooting 80HE	Keychron K10 HE	NuPhy Field75 HE
Dedicated Macro Keys	No	No	Yes, 8 + knob
Scroll / Control Knob	No	No	Yes, knurled control knob
Software Customization	Wootility	Keychron Launcher	NuPhy.io
Media Controls	Standard	Standard	Standard

Insights:

• Field75 HE excels in dedicated macro control and creative shortcuts, it also has a knob.
• Wooting 80HE focuses on analog performance, fewer extras.
• Keychron K10 HE focuses on versatility and wireless convenience.

Conclusion & Recommendations

• Wooting 80HE: Best for competitive gamers or users who need precise analog input and ultra-low latency. Wired-focused, solid build, excellent polling and NKRO.
• Keychron K10 HE: Best for hybrid users or office setups requiring wireless functionality and macOS/Windows/iOS compatibility. Slightly higher latency but extremely versatile.
• NuPhy Field75 HE: Best for productivity plus gaming hybrid users who value soft typing feel, dedicated macro keys, and creative control (knob & macros). Wired-only but very low latency.

Bottom Line:

• If performance is the top priority → Wooting 80HE.
• If value, wireless flexibility and multi-device pairing matter → Keychron K10 HE.
• If performance, soft typing experience plus creative macros are important → NuPhy Field75 HE.