Known primarily for its PC cases, cooling systems, and power supplies, Raijintek has earned a reputation as a bold, experimental player in the hardware market. With the launch of the MGA-68, the company takes its first steps into a new arena of mechanical keyboards, and it does so with ambition. This isn’t a rebranded OEM model or a generic entry-level offering. The MGA-68 is a premium 65% mechanical keyboard with magnetic Hall-effect switches, an 8,000 Hz polling rate, and a CNC-machined aluminum chassis.
- Model Name: MGA-68 65% Wired Mechanical Keyboard
- Keyboard Type: TKL (Tenkeyless)
- Layout: 65% form ISO (69 keys)
- Switch Selection: Raijintek Heijin magnetic Hall-effect/Yellow stem (linear)
- Switch Specs: 0.1 mm – 3.7 mm (0.01 mm precision)
- Material: CNC-machined aluminum with diamond-cut edges
- Material Keycaps: PBT or PBT+SUB, with L-shaped Enter
- Color Options: Matte Black or Silver
- Key Assignments: Yes
- Keyboard Report Rate: 1,000 to 8,000 Hz (adjustable)
- Key Rollover & Anti-Ghosting: Full Key (NKRO) with 100% Anti-Ghosting
- Wrist Rest: No
- Media Keys: FN shortcuts
- Cable Length/ Type: Wired only, USB-C to USB-A/USB-C (2 m cable)
- Software: Yes, Axion Software
- On-Board Profiles: 4x
- Lighting: South-facing ARGB LEDs
- Dimensions: 313 mm(L) x 104 mm(W) x 31 mm(H) /12.32” x 4.09” x 1.22”
- Weight:1.2 kgs / 2.64 lbs
- Price (including VAT): $156,46-$185,44USD USD, 135€-160€ euro
- Warranty: 2-year
Despite its compact size, the MGA-68 is packed with features designed to appeal to gamers, enthusiasts, and professionals alike. Its 65% layout strikes a balance between space-saving form and functional utility, offering dedicated arrow keys, navigation controls, and a clean profile that fits into both workspaces and gaming setups.
The real showpiece here is the Heijin switch, which uses magnetic sensors rather than metal leaves or optical beams. This allows near-instantaneous actuation with fully adjustable travel and responsiveness.
Combined with the blazing-fast polling rate, the MGA-68 offers near-zero latency input for competitive gamers and precision typists.
