I was scrolling through my ins one day when I came across a photo of a pink keyboard. The metallic surface a soft sheen, and there was a hollowed-out RGB strip along the bottom. I didn't think twice.Just was simply deeply captivated by the pink SF60.
I didn't even read the details. When it arrived, the first thing I noticed was the packaging ,clean, simple blue, with a nice flip-open box. Then I picked it up. “Why is this thing so heavy?” Full metal. Cool to the touch. Solid. I plugged it in, and when that RGB lit up, I knew I hadn't made a mistake.
And the webdriver lets you tweak the colors any way you want — total freedom to make it yourstyle.
Then I started typing:
The first keystroke felt… different. Not like any HE keyboard I'd used before. Almost no wobble. But it wasn't mushy or soft either — there's this subtle crispness to it, like the key was responding to me. At first, I wasn't familiar about the feel. But after about two days, I started to love it. Light, smooth, fast,my typing speed just naturally get faster. There's this weird addictive quality to it, like the more you type, the more you want to keep going.
I don't want to go back. Not because it's a gaming keyboard or whatever. It's the feedback — crisp, clean, and that metal keycaps sound just hits different. It's genuinely addictive.
For game：
I’m just a normal female Valorant player, But with the SF60, there's basically no lag at all，it just feels instant. SF60 is same as my Wooting 60HEv2 (which I spent a lot of time and money modifying). The SF60 satisfied all my keyboard needs,and no modifications are required.
I really recommend everyone giving the SF60 a try,it is well worth the price to get such a high-end keyboard for under $200.
