Shopping with Monsgeek EU
Choosing between ready-built and DIY
The site separates ready-to-use keyboards from DIY kits. A fully assembled board suits anyone who wants to start typing straight away. A barebone kit leaves you to fit switches and keycaps, which suits shoppers who want to choose their own feel and look.
Magnetic and hall-effect boards
The FUN and M series list TMR or hall-effect (HE) magnetic switches. The product listings describe full-range rapid trigger and ARGB lighting on some models, so compare the specification tab on each product to see which features a given board includes.
Series differences
The site describes the FUN series as affordable and ABS-cased, the M series as customisable with a premium aluminium build, and the MG series as budget-focused. Layout matters too: ISO and 100% options are both listed, so check the layout before adding to basket.
Switches and keycaps
Switch options include linear, tactile and clicky variants in multi-pack sizes, plus keycap sets in a range of colourways. If you already own a kit, the switch and keycap pages are the simplest route to a change in sound and feel.
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