Hey, it’s Sam here. In this video I’m checking out the MoeeTech GLITTER65 HE Pro, a 65% Hall Effect gaming keyboard that starts at just $80, but still comes with specs you usually see on more expensive boards. I unbox everything you get (including the extra keycaps, cable, and the glitter bag if you go Pro), then go over the design—this semi-translucent polycarbonate case with rounded sides looks super clean, and the board still has some aluminum alloy inserts to keep it feeling solid. I also break down what’s inside: PCB-mounted stabilizers with minimal rattle, a super flexible polycarbonate plate, gasket mounting, and Poron plate/case foam to help the board sound fuller. For switches, I tested all three options: Pro G Ultra linear (lower pitch clacky), Pro Silk Ultra linear (higher pitched), and Pro Ultra silent (actually really quiet). Then I jump into the web-based driver where you can remap keys, set actuation from 0.1–3.5mm, enable SOCD/snap tap, and update firmware. For performance, the big highlights are 8000Hz polling, 0.125ms latency, 128,000 scan rate, and rapid trigger down to 0.005mm (plus hyper sampling on the Pro). I tested it mainly in Marvel Rivals and the inputs felt instant—overall, it’s honestly a solid budget HE keyboard.