Kezewa Nexus60

The Kezewa Nexus60 suits keyboard hobbyists choosing between an HE (Hall Effect, magnetic switch sensing) setup and a conventional MX setup. The key decision is what you already own or plan to use: the HE kit does not include a PCB, while the MX kit includes a hot-swap PCB, which lets you change compatible switches without soldering.

Configuration and customization

The HE kit includes a case and an FR4 plate intended for an HE PCB, so it is a better fit if you already have a compatible PCB. Its sensing features and compatibility details are not specified. The MX kit includes an aluminum plate and hot-swap PCB, offering a more ready-to-assemble route for users with compatible MX switches. Socket compatibility is not specified, so check it before choosing switches.

Both kits list accent and backplate components, including an image backplate, plus feet and accessories. These parts give you options to change the board’s appearance or complete the assembly, though the specific designs and assembly details are unknown.

Trade-offs

• The MX kit includes more of the core electronics, but still requires compatible switches and other parts not listed in the kit contents.
• The HE kit leaves PCB selection to you, which adds flexibility but requires sourcing a compatible board separately.
• Case material, mounting style, connectivity, firmware support, layout details, and typing sound are unknown, so the available information is not enough to judge feel or everyday compatibility.