Everglide · SU66 MAX A 600 MHz magnetic keyboard PCB for the GH60 platform. Everglide's flagship magnetic keyboard PCB module for the GH60 form factor — Hall Effect (magnetic) switch support, 600 MHz high-frequency MCU, 32,000 Hz scan rate, 8000 Hz polling, and 0.001 mm Rapid Trigger precision. Split spacebar layout, surround underglow lighting, and a complete tray-mount stack-up included in the box. Magnetic / Hall Effect 600 MHz MCU 8000 Hz Polling 32,000 Hz Scan 0.001 mm RT GH60 Compatible 600 MHz MCU High-frequency chip. Sub-millisecond response. The SU66 MAX runs on a 600 MHz high-frequency MCU paired with a high-speed scan matrix — driving a 0.06 ms input latency, 32 kHz scan rate, and 8 kHz polling end-to-end. That's the headroom magnetic switches need for Rapid Trigger to actually behave like Rapid Trigger. Surround underglow Full RGB top, ring of light below. 136 per-key RGB LEDs on top, 38 underglow LEDs wrapping the rear of the PCB, plus 10 dedicated LEDs behind the spacebar. Bright, consistent, fully addressable through the driver. Split spacebar Split-space layout, GH60-compatible. Split spacebar for the player who wants a dedicated layer trigger under the right thumb. Drops directly into any GH60-compatible case — no custom plate work, no daughterboard relocation, no rewiring. Build the magnetic keyboard you actually want. Function demo See it in action. Web driver Browser-based. No installer. Configure Rapid Trigger, per-key actuation point, magnetic-switch calibration, lighting, and macros through the web driver at xsyd.top — open the page, plug in, configure. No installer, no system service. Specifications Spec sheet. Platform Hall Effect / magnetic switch PCB MCU 600 MHz high-frequency chip Scan Rate 32,000 Hz Polling Rate 8000 Hz Input Latency 0.06 ms (high-speed matrix) Rapid Trigger Precision 0.001 mm Per-key LEDs 136 RGB Spacebar LEDs 10 RGB Underglow LEDs 38 RGB Layout Split spacebar · GH60 compatible Case Compatibility GH60 cases Plate Options Aluminum · Carbon Fiber · FR4 Sandwich Foam Poron · Cork fill Included in Box PCB, plate, sandwich foam, switch pads, PET sound pad, bottom cotton Driver xsyd.top — web-based, no installer Brand Everglide FAQ Common questions. What's a magnetic keyboard / Hall Effect PCB? A magnetic keyboard uses Hall Effect (magnetic) switches instead of traditional mechanical switches. Each switch has a small magnet whose position the PCB reads continuously — that's what makes features like Rapid Trigger and per-key actuation-point adjustment possible. The SU66 MAX is the PCB that brings all of that to a GH60 build. Does this PCB include switches? No — the SU66 MAX is a PCB module. It ships with the plate, sandwich foam, switch pads, PET sound pad, and bottom cotton, but you supply your own magnetic (Hall Effect) switches. Which magnetic switches does it support? Mainstream Hall Effect / magnetic switches. Compatibility details should be confirmed against your specific switch model before ordering. Will this fit my existing GH60 case? Yes — the SU66 MAX is designed for the GH60 form factor and drops into any GH60-compatible case. Split-spacebar layout is supported; if your case has a fixed standard-spacebar plate, you'll need a split-space-compatible plate (one is included with the module). What does 0.001 mm Rapid Trigger precision mean? The PCB samples magnetic-switch position to 0.001 mm resolution — that's the granularity at which it can detect press and release for Rapid Trigger behavior. Lower numbers mean smoother, more accurate actuation tracking. Why both 32,000 Hz scan and 8000 Hz polling? Scan rate is how often the PCB samples the magnetic switches internally. Polling rate is how often it reports to the PC. A high scan rate paired with a high polling rate keeps internal latency low so the reported state is always fresh. Do I need to install a driver? No installer required. 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