What if your keyboard didn’t just register a press, but actually adapted to how you press each key? In this video I’m testing the Royal Kludge C96 magnetic keyboard—a budget-friendly 96% layout that looks super clean on a minimalist desk setup, but hides some seriously advanced features. I unbox everything you get (USB‑C cable, puller, manual), talk about the compact full-size layout (yes, you still get the numpad), and share my first impressions on the build: lightweight but stable, solid plastic frame, decent keycaps, and RGB that can be either subtle or a little too loud depending on your vibe. The big story here is Hall effect magnetic switches. Because they use magnetic sensors instead of physical contact, you can set an adjustable actuation point—light press for instant response in games, deeper press for more control while typing. I also break down rapid trigger and dynamic reset, and why it genuinely matters in fast FPS movement (faster strafing, quicker reactions, and that “it sounds small but feels big” difference). I keep it honest too: the typing feel is smooth and frictionless but not “traditional mechanical,” and the software is powerful but not the cleanest. My verdict: it’s worth it for competitive gamers and anyone who loves new keyboard tech—less so if you’re here mainly for sound and classic switch feel.