Customization options available through a Windows-exclusive driver enable users to set up to four custom layers and adjust settings like dead zones and polling rates.

At a price point of $159, the Muse65 HE offers an attractive alternative to high-end keyboards that can exceed $300.

The Muse65 HE aims to fill a gap in the prebuilt keyboard market, which often lacks reliable mid-range options.

This keyboard is well-built, offering a premium feel and features that position it against custom boards from brands like Mode Keyboards and Drop.

Its aluminum alloy case and silicone dampening layers enhance both the acoustic quality and overall typing experience.

Key features include a 65% ANSI layout with 67 keys, a full CNC metal case, and Gateron Magnetic White switches.

While the Hall Effect PCB limits switch options, it allows for rapid inputs, making it ideal for gaming, along with a customizable typing feel.

The Muse65 HE is equipped with gaming features such as low latency, dynamic keystrokes, and customizable actuation points, catering to both gamers and typists.

With a typing angle of 6.5 degrees, RGB lighting, and a weight of approximately 4.07 pounds, it combines functionality with aesthetics.

Varmilo, a brand recognized for its quality keyboards, introduced the Muse65 Hall Effect (HE) at Computex 2024, priced competitively at $159.