Yufu STAR-63 keyboard hits 0.08ms latency with 8KHz polling rate and magnetic switches

Yufu launches the STAR- 63 keyboard with 8KHz polling, 0.08ms latency, and magnetic switches. Priced at around $374, it targets competitive gamers.

Yufu STAR-63 keyboard hits 0.08ms latency with 8KHz polling rate and magnetic switches

Yufu introduced the STAR-63 keyboard aimed at minimizing input delay to benefit competitive gamers. This new release is significant because it caters to the high-end performance market where every millisecond counts. For those sensitive to response times, the STAR-63 offers a dedicated solution with promising industry-leading speed claims.

Yufu introduces the STAR-63 keyboard featuring 8KHz polling and magnetic switches

At its core, the STAR-63 is a 63-key mechanical keyboard featuring a gasket mount internal design. It utilizes Baobao Black Diamond Qilinani magnetic switches to sense key presses without physical contact. The use of magnetic technology enables swift signal propagation and adjustable actuation levels.

Specifications

  • Polling Rate: 8KHz
  • Latency: 0.08ms
  • Switch Type: Baobao Black Diamond Qilinani Axis (Magnetic)
  • RT Precision: 0.001mm
  • Price: 2499 CNY (around $374)

Performance details include an 8KHz polling rate and claimed low latency at 0.08ms. The fast performance is achieved via direct ADC connection and allows for 256K full-key scanning capability. The actuation range is adjustable between 0.001mm and 3.5mm with 0.001mm precision.

The keyboard structure features a 3K pure carbon fiber plate coupled with a 2.0mm aluminum base for strength. The price is set at 2499 CNY (~374$) according to Yufu. The STAR-63 is on sale in China on JD.com as of Oct 25th, 2024.

The STAR-63 joins a competitive landscape of high-speed gaming peripherals with particular material selections. It stands out with its mix of carbon fiber and magnetic switch technology. This launch reaffirms Yufu's commitment to low-latency solutions for the Chinese gaming audience.

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