
Three compact Hall effect gaming boards and one low-profile mechanical, from $49.98 to $119.98.
Prices and availability checked on 2026-10-24; they may change.
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ATK’s keyboard range is easy to mix up: several boards share the same Hall effect magnetic-switch tech but differ in size, build and price. This guide lines up four current models using the specifications on ATK’s own store pages.
The store lists each board with a struck-through regular price and a lower current price. Figures below are the current listed prices on the day we checked, and colour options can change the price slightly.




| Model | Layout | Switch type | Build highlight | Price (listed) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 60 RX | 60%, 61 keys | Hall effect magnetic | Detachable CNC aluminum wrist rest | $49.98 |
| RS63 Air | 63%, 64 keys | Hall effect magnetic | Integrated wrist rest with RGB light bar | From $59.98 |
| RS6+ | 65% | Hall effect magnetic | Aluminum body, 5-layer padding | From $109.98 |
| Yogo 75 | 75% | Mechanical, low profile | Volume knob and pixel display | From $104.98 |
The 60 RX, RS63 Air and RS6+ all use magnetic Hall effect switches, which sense key travel rather than relying on a physical contact. ATK lists 0.001 mm rapid-trigger precision, 256 kHz scanning and an adjustable range up to 3.3 mm. Those are manufacturer numbers, so treat them as claims rather than test results.
The 60 RX is the cheapest and smallest, with a 61-key 60% layout, frosted PC keycaps and a detachable wrist rest. The RS63 Air adds a 63% layout with 64 keys, a wrist rest built into the case and an RGB light bar, plus a bundle that includes an 8K USB-C cable and spare switches. The RS6+ moves to a 65% aluminum body with five-layer acoustic padding and is the premium Hall effect pick in this group.

Yogo 75 is not a Hall effect board. It is a low-profile mechanical keyboard with a 75% layout, an aluminum volume knob, a custom pixel display and six layers of acoustic foam. ATK says the switches were co-developed with Kailh. It suits typing-heavy desks where a lower profile and a knob matter more than rapid-trigger tuning.
Pick the 60 RX for the lowest price and the smallest footprint. Choose the RS63 Air if you want a wrist rest built in and a lower price than the RS6+. Go for RS6+ if you want the aluminum 65% body, and choose Yogo 75 if you prefer a low-profile mechanical feel with a knob and display.
Check the exact colour, switch option and shipping on the ATK store page before you order, since prices and bundles vary by variant.
The 60 RX at $49.98 on the day we checked.
The RS63 Air has an integrated CNC aluminum wrist rest with an RGB light bar; the 60 RX has a detachable one.
No. It is a low-profile mechanical keyboard with a volume knob and pixel display.
A Hall effect feature where the key resets as soon as you start releasing it, rather than at a fixed point. Check ATK’s settings for details.
Compare variants, colours and shipping on the ATK store before you decide.
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