In this video I’m checking out the AULA HERO 68 HE, which is basically one of the cheapest magnetic (Hall Effect) keyboards you can buy at around $50. I went through the unboxing, first impressions, and the design details like the side USB-C cable plug, the metallic side plates, and the big RGB bar (which you can actually customize in the software). Mine showed up in pink because I forgot to request the white, but honestly the default white is still my favorite colorway. The big surprise is how “not budget” it feels for the price. The side-printed doubleshot PBT keycaps are a straight 10/10 for me (rounded edges, nice texture, good shine-through). The Black King magnetic switches have a bit of wobble, but they’re light and snappy: ~33g actuation, ~53g bottom-out, 3.4mm total travel, and they felt consistently smooth across the board with pre-lubed stabs and a stacked dampening setup that makes the typing sound way better than you’d expect. I also show the web software (a little clunky), the performance settings, and why I’m not worried about latency here. You get 8K polling, a crazy scan rate, adjustable actuation, and rapid trigger that’s more than enough for gaming—plus it supports swapping to other magnetic switches later if you want to upgrade.