WLMOUSE Huan63 HE vs Ying63 HE65% Magnesium vs 60% Carbon Fiber

The Huan63 is a 65% keyboard, which includes dedicated arrow keys and a few extra navigation keys. The Ying63 is a 60% keyboard, which omits the arrow cluster and function row for a more compact size, requiring the use of layer keys to access those functions.

The Ying63 is listed as a pre-built keyboard in its specifications, and its vendor description does not mention hot-swap capability. This suggests the switches may be soldered in place, making changes difficult without desoldering. The Huan63, in contrast, explicitly has a hot-swappable PCB.

The Ying63 HE explicitly lists Mac compatibility in its metadata. The Huan63 HE listing mentions Windows compatibility but does not specify Mac support, though it may still function with a Mac via its USB-C connection.

Yes. Both the WLMOUSE Huan63 HE and Ying63 HE feature an 8000Hz polling rate, which translates to a reported latency as low as 0.125ms for the Ying63.

The Huan63 comes with frosted translucent PC (polycarbonate) keycaps. The Ying63 offers different keycap options depending on the edition: polycarbonate translucent, dye-sublimated PBT, or double-shot PBT keycaps.

No. The Huan63 uses WLMOUSE x Gateron Starlight magnetic switches, while the Ying63 uses Gateron Jade Pro Magnetic switches. Both are Hall Effect switches but are different models with potentially different actuation characteristics.

Both keyboards feature sound dampening layers. The Huan63 description lists poron core foam, dampening foam, PET film, an IXPE switch pad, and a silicone base pad. The Ying63 description mentions poron and silicone sound absorption layers. The Huan63 appears to have a more detailed acoustic stack.

The Huan63 uses the WLDrive UI software for configuring lighting, remapping keys, and tuning switch behavior. The Ying63 is programmable with a web-based WL software, as noted in its product description.

Yes, according to the vendor description, the WLMOUSE Ying63 HE is a limited edition keyboard with very limited production quantity. It also includes a custom AG glass nameplate with a unique serial number for each unit.

The Huan63 uses an FR4 plate with an ENIG finish. The Ying63 uses an aluminum plate. FR4 typically offers more flex, while aluminum provides a stiffer typing feel.

The vendor descriptions do not specify warranty information. It is recommended to check the retailer's policy or contact WLMOUSE directly for warranty details before purchasing.

The Huan63 bundle includes a quick start guide, keycap puller, USB-C cable, carrying bag, screwdriver, and four extra switches. The Ying63 includes a USB-C cable, cleaning brush, user manual, customized ID cards, a keycap and switch puller, four extra switches, and four WL custom keycaps.