Luminkey Black Friday 2026: Magger Hall Effect Keyboards From $80 Through Nov 30

What Luminkey is running this month

Luminkey's official store carries a banner reading "Black Friday Sale, up to 50% off, Nov 1 to Nov 30". The discount shows up as a crossed-out regular price next to a sale price on each keyboard, so you can see the saving without hunting for a code. The promotion covers both the brand's tri-mode mechanical boards and its Magger Hall Effect (magnetic) gaming line.

We focused on the Hall Effect side because that is where the percentage cuts are deepest. Hall Effect keyboards read how far a magnet-equipped switch has travelled rather than relying on a metal contact, which is what lets you set an actuation point anywhere in the travel and use rapid trigger. If you have been waiting for one of these to drop below the price of a mainstream mechanical board, this sale is the window the brand itself has put on the calendar.

The three in-stock Magger boards we checked

Magger68 HE Plus (65%)

$80 (regular $160)

• 65% ANSI layout
• Magnetic Hall Effect, rapid trigger
• 8000 Hz polling, wired USB-C
• RGB backlighting

View Magger68 HE Plus

Magger60 HE (60%)

$84.50 (regular $169)

• Aluminium case, IPX4 water-resistant PCB
• 17.5 mm low front height
• 0.005 mm rapid-trigger precision
• PBT keycaps with PC accents

View Magger60 HE

Magger68 HE Ultra (65%)

$152 (regular $169)

• GATERON Magnetic Pro switches, 0.3 ms
• Actuation 0.1 to 3.5 mm
• Split aluminium case, 16.5 mm front
• 8K shielded USB-C cable

View Magger68 HE Ultra

Magger boards at a glance

How the discounts break down

Using the sale and regular prices listed on the store at the time of checking, the Magger68 HE Plus sits at $80 against a $160 regular price, the Magger60 HE at $84.50 against $169, and the Magger68 HE Ultra at $152 against $169. That means the first two are marked at half price, while the Ultra carries a much smaller cut. The extra money on the Ultra buys a different build and switch spec, so the lower discount does not make it a worse deal by itself.

Stock moves quickly during sales. When we checked, some colour options of other Black Friday boards, including the Magger68 HE Performance and the Luminkey75 V2 HE, were listed as sold out, so a colour you want may disappear before the month ends.

Which Magger board suits whom

The Magger60 HE is the compact pick. Luminkey describes an aluminium case, a water-resistant (IPX4) PCB, a 17.5 mm low front height and custom magnetic switches with 0.005 mm rapid-trigger precision. It fits people who want to free desk space for mouse swings.

The Magger68 HE Plus adds the arrow cluster in a 65% ANSI layout. The store lists magnetic Hall Effect switches, an adjustable actuation range, rapid trigger, SOCD cleaning, an 8000 Hz polling rate and a wired USB-C connection. At $80 it is the cheapest of the three and the one with the largest stated discount.

The Magger68 HE Ultra is described as using GATERON Magnetic Pro switches with 0.3 ms latency and actuation adjustable from 0.1 mm to 3.5 mm, a split aluminium case with an internal aluminium plate, a 16.5 mm front height, per-key RGB and PBT keycaps in a colour scheme developed with ALOHAKB, plus an 8K USB-C cable. It is the premium option of the group.

Buying checklist before you check out

Confirm the exact colour and layout in the cart, because stock differs by variant. Look at the shipping destination and expected delivery time, since Luminkey ships worldwide and delivery depends on customs. The store lists a one-year warranty on the internal PCB and core electronics and a return window, so read the return terms on the product page for the version that applies to your order.

Note also that operating-system information is not consistent on every listing (the Magger68 HE Plus lists Windows in its feature bullets but Windows, Mac and Linux in its spec table), so check the compatibility line for the model you pick if you do not use Windows.

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