Hyzen Mechanical Magnetic Keyboard

The Hyzen's Nexus switches were co-developed by Lofree and Kailh, and they merge magnetic and mechanical switch structures in a single housing. Both traits sit under the same keycap.

The board offers a Rapid Trigger setting of 0.01mm. Lofree builds the Nexus sensing on TMR technology, and says this gives better temperature stability, stronger resistance to interference and lower power consumption. A Nordic 54 Series chip drives a Dual 8K polling rate. Because the board is hot-swappable and accepts most mechanical or magnetic switches on the market, none of this locks the owner in.

The Lofree Hyzen is a 68-key, 65% keyboard with a CNC aerospace aluminium case, a PCB gasket mount and an FR4 plate, with multi-layer materials inside to control vibration and tune the acoustics. Lofree Hub software stores up to 7 preset profiles and adds six advanced input functions: DKS, HT, MT, SOCD, TGL and RS.

A side knob swaps the number row for the function row, and F-row indicators show which mode is active. The board sits at 12 degrees, with a magnetic Prism palm rest that attaches to it. Wired USB-C, Bluetooth and a 2.4GHz dongle cover the connections, the Tri-Mode battery is rated for up to 80 hours, and macOS, iPadOS, iOS, Windows and Android are all supported.