XVX Trooper63 HE Dual

Its Gemini Dual-Lighting RGB system uses both north- and south-facing LEDs, so lighting can illuminate the legends as well as the keycap glow zones. The translucent Wedge PRISM keycaps are designed to show off both areas, giving the lighting more depth than a single-zone setup.

The compact 64-key ANSI layout keeps dedicated arrow keys while saving desk space. Its Hall Effect features, including adjustable actuation and Rapid Trigger, suit fast-paced games, while its standard typing layout and layered sound-dampening materials also make it practical for everyday use.

The Gemini HE switches detect key movement magnetically rather than relying on a traditional mechanical contact point. This lets you adjust actuation and use features such as Rapid Trigger. The keyboard is supplied with Gemini HE magnetic switches.

Yes. Actuation is adjustable, with 0.01 mm adjustment precision. The web-based driver also provides per-key configuration and calibration options, so you can tailor the feel and response to your preferences.

Rapid Trigger lets a key reset based on its movement rather than waiting for a fixed reset point, which can help with quick repeated inputs. The keyboard also supports features including DKS and Snap Tap; these can be configured through its web driver.

It has a 32 kHz Hall Effect sensor scan rate, a 4000 Hz key-scan pipeline, and a 1000 Hz USB polling rate. The listed latency is 1 ms, and Rapid Trigger precision is adjustable to 0.01 mm.

Yes. The flicker-free RGB system supports 16.8 million colors and per-key lighting. You can configure lighting through the web-based driver and take advantage of the two lighting zones built into the Gemini design.

No. The Trooper63 HE Dual is a wired keyboard and connects through USB Type-C.

The PCB is described as hot-swappable and supports 3- and 5-pin switches, but the keyboard uses Hall Effect magnetic switches. Check that any replacement is specifically compatible with its magnetic switch system before changing switches. The keycaps are removable and use a Cherry profile.

The ANSI 64-key layout includes dedicated arrow keys in a 63% footprint. It omits a full-size number pad and separate navigation and function-key rows, keeping the keyboard compact while retaining arrow-key access.

The keyboard is listed as compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. Its configuration features are accessed through a web-based driver.

The Gemini HE switches are linear, and the keyboard combines a carbon-fiber plate with PORON plate foam, an IXPE switch pad, PET acoustic film, and PORON case foam. These layers are intended to refine the sound while preserving a smooth keypress.