P1 HE

Likes their non-RGB P1 HE a lot, though after long use they'd now like a low-profile board.

“I’m using the one without RGB! I like it a lot!”

After three months of heavy use their white P1 HE shows keycap wear on almost every key despite daily cleaning.

“I am using white version after 3 months of heavy using I noticed wear and I am kinda disappointed by this.”

Tried the P1 HE but didn't like the feel or sound of its HE switches, settling on a Keychron Q1 Max.

“Lemokey P1 HE - Again, wasn't a fan of the feel or sound of the HE switches”

After an Azoth, Aula F75 Pro and a bricked Monsgeek, they settled on the P1 HE: stock switches were too firm so they swapped them, but the software is intuitive and the HE gaming settings are great.

“However, software goes a long way, and the Keychron software is just more intuitive. I do love the HE settings for gaming”

Their first HE board, the P1 HE sounds far nicer and thockier than their old HyperX Alloy Origins.

“The keys are so much nicer sounding and thocky than I imagined.”

Their first sub-100% board, the P1 HE is great for gaming, feels and sounds great and has had no issues, though they replaced the stock keycaps.

“This board is so great for gaming.”

After a month, they rate the P1 HE among the best all-round gaming keyboards of early 2025: premium build, great typing sound, latency near a Wooting 60HE, about 50-100 hours of wireless battery and good if imperfect software; switch choice is limited to Gateron dual-rail.

“Nothing ever holds you back while gaming; multi-key inputs register flawlessly”