IPI Aurora 65 HE Pro ANSI US - Black

IPI is a China-based esports-oriented brand. Founded in 2022, IPI provides high-performance, high-quality gaming gear, and its founder brings over 15 years of R&D experience in the peripherals field.

The brand takes innovation and performance seriously, and it shows in the catalogue: priority goes to two technologies — magnetic switches and very high polling rates. Every model in the range is offered in several colourways, so you can match your setup without compromising on specification.

Hall effect keyboards

Keyboards are where IPI built its reputation, and all three families are built around magnetic (Hall effect) switches with rapid trigger support and 8000 Hz polling.

The Aurora HE Pro series is the flagship line: a full CNC aluminium body, quick-release magnetic switches and 8K polling, available as a compact 65% or a more complete 75% layout. The Aurora 65 HE Pro Wireless carries the same platform over to wireless, with true 8K polling, a rapid trigger resolution of 0.005 mm and a 6000 mAh battery rated for up to 350 hours.

The Flash 75 HE takes the same 75% format in a more accessible direction, running IPI's in-house Thunder magnetic switches with rapid trigger adjustment down to 0.001 mm. The Flash 75 HE Gemini upgrades to the Gemini Seven-Star switch for lower latency and a different typing feel, while keeping the rest of the platform identical.

The QBZ 65 HE and QBZ 75 HE sit at the more expressive end of the catalogue. Part of IPI's StarDome ecosystem, they feature a QBZ backplate, a Picatinny rail for mounting accessories and dual light strips — a rare combination of high-precision Hall effect performance and genuinely modular design.

The Haze X

The Haze X mouse is the perfect demonstration of that vision. Rather than mechanical click switches, it uses a TMR electromagnetic sensing system: both main buttons get ten actuation levels in 0.2 mm steps, independent rapid trigger settings, and five levels of haptic feedback. A PixArt PAW3955 sensor handles tracking at 52,000 DPI and 60G acceleration, with 8 kHz polling and 6.5 ms end-to-end latency, over 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth or USB-C.

Two versions are available. The Haze X-I is the lighter of the two at roughly 63 g, with a 300 mAh battery and an X-axis linear motor. The Haze X-II moves to a Z-axis linear motor for a more refined haptic response, a 500 mAh battery and adjustable click acoustics through a built-in speaker, for around 69 g. Both ship with seven interchangeable button materials, letting players tune the feel and the look of the mouse.