IQUNIX Magnetic X Ultra

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IQUNIX Magnetic X Ultra switch
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IQUNIX Magnetic X Ultra is a third-generation Hall-effect linear with a custom single-sided rail-to-rail sensor, stock in the IQUNIX EZ80/EZ75 HE and rated for over 100 million keystrokes.

IQUNIX Magnetic X Ultra specs

Type Linear
Compatibility Hall-effect boards that support it
Actuation force 36g
Bottom-out force 48g
Pre-travel n/a
Total travel 3.5 mm
Stem n/a
Top housing n/a
Bottom housing n/a
Spring n/a
Factory lube light
Pins n/a
Typical price n/a
Sound profile crisp magnetic linear
Released 2025

Spec fields marked n/a are unpublished by the maker; we list only verifiable numbers rather than guesses.

Unverified: specs compiled from manufacturer listings

Switches similar to the IQUNIX Magnetic X Ultra

IQUNIX Star Trail Linear IQUNIX Star Trail is a Hall-effect magnetic linear co-developed with Gateron, offering 0.05-4mm adjustable actuation and a 150 million keystroke lifespan, stock in the IQUNIX EZ60/EZ63 HE.
Gateron Magnetic Jade Pro Linear Gateron Magnetic Jade Pro is the refined Hall Effect follow-up to Magnetic Jade, used in newer HE gaming boards that want smoother stock magnetic travel.
Gateron Double-Rail Magnetic Nebula Linear The Gateron Double-Rail Magnetic Nebula is a Hall-effect linear whose dual-rail stem adds stability under adjustable actuation, shipping stock in the Keychron Q1 HE and K2 HE.

Keyboards sold with the IQUNIX Magnetic X Ultra

IQUNIX EZ75 HE 75% · $259 · hot-swap The IQUNIX EZ75 HE is a wired 81-key Hall-effect keyboard with a full function row and extra navigation cluster, a CNC-machined aluminum gasket-mount case, 8000Hz polling, and Magnetic X Ultra switches. IQUNIX EZ80 HE TKL · $269 · hot-swap The IQUNIX EZ80 HE is a wired 87-key TKL Hall-effect keyboard machined from eight aluminum pieces, with a custom dual-sensor PCB, 8000Hz polling, and Magnetic X Ultra switches rated for over 100 million keystrokes.

Which keyboards can use it?

The IQUNIX Magnetic X Ultra needs a Hall-effect keyboard that lists it as supported; magnetic switches are not universally cross-compatible, and an unsupported switch can misread on the sensor PCB, such as the IQUNIX EZ75 HE. It is not compatible with standard MX mechanical hot-swap sockets. Check the keyboard manufacturer's supported-switch list before buying.

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