ikbc Guanghe 87 Magnetic Axis Keyboard Launches With 8kHz Polling Rate for Around $52

ikbc has released a new magnetic switch version of its Guanghe 87 keyboard, bringing high-speed response features to a more accessible price point. This update matters to competitive gamers because the magnetic switches enable rapid trigger capabilities that reduce input latency. The new model joins the existing lineup with specific configurations tailored for speed-focused users.

ikbc Guanghe 87 Magnetic Axis keyboard brings 8kHz polling rate and 0.001mm Rapid Trigger precision to budget gaming keyboards starting at around $52

The Guanghe 87 Magnetic Axis version uses a tenkeyless (TKL) layout that removes the number pad to save desk space. It features a 7-layer Gasket structure with an aluminum alloy plate to improve typing feel. The keyboard comes pre-installed with magnetic switches that support hot-swapping for easy customization.

Specifications

• Layout: TKL (80%)
• Structure: 7-layer Gasket with aluminum alloy plate
• Polling Rate: 8kHz
• Scan Rate: 32kHz
• Switch Type: Magnetic axis (pre-installed)

Performance specs include an 8kHz polling rate and a 32kHz full-key scan rate for ultra-responsive input. Users can choose between Rapid Trigger precision settings of 0.005mm or 0.001mm depending on their preference. The dual-mode version integrates a 1000mAh battery for wireless use, while single-mode options remain wired-only.

Pricing for the new magnetic axis models starts at 349 CNY (around $52.05) for the single-mode version with 0.005mm precision. Higher precision options and dual-mode connectivity increase the cost, with the top-tier dual-mode 0.001mm version priced at 479 CNY (around $71.44). All variants feature frosted translucent keycaps that match the keyboard body.

We have tracked the ikbc Guanghe 87 series closely, including earlier coverage of the tri-mode version. This new magnetic switch release expands the options for buyers who prioritize rapid trigger technology over battery life. The keyboard is now available in China following its October 14 announcement.