What Keyboard Does Asuna Use?

Asuna's keyboard history

Asuna started this stretch on a Corsair K70 RGB in September 2022 and kept it for 20.4 months (1.7 years). That is still his longest period on any keyboard. In May 2024 he moved to Higround with the Snowstone Base 65, then to the Basecamp 65 in April 2025, which lasted 15.1 months (1.3 years).

2026 looks very different. The Basecamp 65HE came in July 2026 and lasted 1.4 months. The Wooting 60HE v2 Black followed in August 2026 for 1.8 months. In October 2026 he went back to the Basecamp 65HE. That makes six periods across five different models, and the Basecamp 65HE is the only board he has returned to. Its two stints add up to 1.5 months, and the current one is only about 3 days old.

Higround's Team Issue product page for the Basecamp 65HE says Asuna used the board on the competitive stage.

Switches and actuation

The Basecamp 65HE is sold with magnetic switches on a hotswappable PCB. That means the switches can be pulled out and replaced without soldering, so the board can be adjusted later.

If you are looking at alternatives, the switch type is one of the main differences between them. The Razer Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic 65% uses Razer Hall Effect Magnetic switches and is not hotswappable. The VGN Flash 68 is also a hotswappable magnetic board. The ATK RS6 Ultra Aspas Edition is the odd one out with Gateron Jade Gaming switches, and it is hotswappable too.

Key binds

These are his VALORANT binds. The movement keys sit on the left-hand modifiers: walk on L-Shift and crouch on L-Ctrl, with jump on Space Bar. Use Object is on F.

Weapons are on the number row: 1 for primary, 2 for secondary, 3 for melee and 4 for the spike. Abilities are kept close to the left side of the board, on E, C, Q and the ultimate on X.

Should you buy Asuna's keyboard?

The Basecamp 65HE is a 65% board. It suits players who want a compact layout with magnetic switches, RGB and a hotswappable PCB. It is available to buy.

The alternatives trade off in a few ways:

• VGN Flash 68: also 65%, magnetic and hotswappable. It is 0.7 cm shorter, 1 cm wider and 0.2 cm lower than the Basecamp 65HE.
• Razer Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic 65%: Razer Hall Effect Magnetic switches, but not hotswappable. It is 0.8 cm shorter, 1.3 cm narrower and 0.2 cm lower, so it is the more compact choice.
• ATK RS6 Ultra Aspas Edition: Gateron Jade Gaming switches instead of magnetic ones, and hotswappable. It is 1.2 cm longer, 1.2 cm narrower and 0.1 cm lower.

Pick the Basecamp 65HE if you want the board Asuna is using now. Pick one of the others if you prefer a different footprint, or if the switch type or hotswap support matters more to you.