FumoColle x Street Fighter 6 Rapid Trigger Keyboard (English Layout)

This keyboard expresses the beauty of Chun-Li. It is designed with an exquisite balance between dynamically depicting Chun-Li's charm and not compromising ease of use as a keyboard.

The compact keyboard is 65% the size, giving you more space on your desk.
By adding an extra row of keys to the 60% size, the arrow keys are independent, making it more convenient for everyday use.

The fully CNC machined metal case provides stability and a slightly cool feel to the touch.
The delicate and smooth texture of jade will satisfy your desire to own it.
You can feel the difference with your fingertips.

The average human reaction time is 300-500ms, but with training professional gamers can reach 200ms.
However, the time between your finger touching a key and the actual response, including the time it takes for the key to descend to the actuation point, can often exceed 100 ms.
Magnetic switches cut this time in half by decoupling the Hall effect actuation, which occurs at the speed of light, from the feedback to your finger.
And if you're looking for extreme performance, the Rapid Trigger mode will definitely meet your expectations.

0.10mm, 4.00mm, or even exactly 0.02mm...
With high dynamic range and resolution, the Muse 65 has you covered, whether you want to be a Western gunslinger or adjust your rhythm to match the cooldown timer of a specific spell.

*The shortest setting conforms to the operating range of the installed switch.

Are you ready to make your next move before the first attack hits your opponent?
With just 0.1mm of deviation, your trusty companion will do it, and do it again and again.
In Rapid Trigger mode, the Muse 65 handles even the most complex maneuvers you can dream up seamlessly and effortlessly, like an extension of your nervous system.

High accuracy and minimal error allow for true analog input.
Pack a record amount of information and up to four actions into one stroke.
Combos, spells, macros... everything becomes musical chords played at your fingertips, with the tempo selectable from two of 40 levels when pressed and two levels when released.

The switch is only half the story.
All components along the signal path from the switch must operate faster and more reliably to reach its full potential.
The demands are staggering, and the hardware specs even more staggering.
It has a polling rate of 8000Hz and a total latency of just 0.2ms from key activation to registration.
It has the ultimate reaction speed to meet the demands of professional gamers.

To not only detect, but also properly resolve, a change in travel distance of just 0.02mm, many small but important things need to be done correctly.
Even small vibrations can cause large deviations in measurements, as can variations in baseline voltage.
For the Muse 65, not only are the tray mounting structure, electronic circuits, and error control processes for each component designed to reduce errors and key-to-key variability, but assembly and testing in the supply chain must also be controlled accordingly.
This overall approach yields an error of <0.01mm, enabling users to fine-tune the actuation distance for the first time.

The challenge of reducing latency begins when the lateral voltage is generated in the Hall effect sensor.
Individually packaged and powered by the LED, sensitivity is maintained even when the RGB effect is at its maximum.
A similar arrangement at the final stage of signal transmission allows the MCU to process the signal arrivals to the maximum extent possible.
In addition, it uses a proprietary filtering algorithm to extract signals with industry-leading accuracy and speed.

Editing settings and parameters is very important to the user experience of a magnetic switch keyboard.
All parameters that affect system performance can be fine-tuned and the tweaks are reflected in real-time on the dashboard UI.
For example, per-key fast trigger/sensitivity annotations are displayed on the keyboard preview.
Global settings can be saved as layers and recalled later.

Like the Victory 67 HE, the Muse65 offers a comfortable typing experience with a high-precision design that minimizes shaking.
It features a durable aluminum plate and tray mount, ensuring performance and keystroke sound are maintained even over time.

Silicone pads and wraps placed around mounting screws and other frame-to-plate contact points help produce a consistent keystroke sound like a gasket mount and prevent errors due to deformation.

A simple design that combines two Porons sandwiched between aluminum plates and a single silicone anechoic sheet.
There's no more mystery to it than there is to the sound a keyboard makes.
Still, you may be wondering why other magnetic keyboards don't produce the same sound.