What Keyboard Does kaajak Use?

kaajak's keyboard history

kaajak's keyboard history has four periods across three models. He started this run on the Wooting 60HE+ in November 2024 and stayed on it until December 2025. That is his longest period at 13.0 months (1.1 years).

In December 2025 he moved to the Sony INZONE KBD-H75, but that stint lasted only 1.6 months. From January 2026 he used the Wooting 60HE v2 Silver for 2.6 months. On 7 April 2026 he went back to the INZONE KBD-H75, and he has used it for 6.5 months since. Across both periods that adds up to 8.1 months on the INZONE, so it is now the board he has spent the second-longest time on.

Switches and actuation

The INZONE KBD-H75 uses magnetic switches. The PCB is non-hotswappable, so the switches are not meant to be swapped out. Changes to the feel happen through the actuation settings, not by changing switches.

According to his Twitch !keyboard command, which marks the INZONE as his current board, he runs an actuation point of 0.5 on WASD with rapid trigger set to 0.1. Rapid trigger lets a key reset as soon as you start releasing it, without waiting to pass the actuation point again. A low value like 0.1 means very small finger movements register as a release and a new press. That is useful for quick stops and direction changes when strafing.

Key binds

The bind table shows a fairly compact left-hand layout in VALORANT. Walk and crouch sit on L-Shift and L-Ctrl, and Use Object is on F. Weapon slots stay on 1 to 4, with the spike on 4.

Abilities are spread over C, Q, E and X, with X as the ultimate. They all sit close to WASD, so the movement fingers stay near the keys that trigger utility. Jump has a second input alongside Space Bar.

Should you buy kaajak's keyboard?

The INZONE KBD-H75 is a 75% board. It keeps the arrow cluster and function row in a compact body, with a bit more reach than a 60% layout. It is a full-size-feeling typing board that does not take up much desk width. At 810g it is a solid, heavy board that should stay put on the desk. It is available to buy, so there is no need to look for a replacement. If you want one of these, check that you are fine with a non-hotswappable PCB, since the switches stay as they are.

If you want something similar, there are alternatives:

• ASUS ROG Falchion Ace 75 HE Black: also 75% with magnetic switches, but it is hotswappable. It is 1.3 cm longer, 0.2 cm wider and 0.1 cm lower than the INZONE. Three pros use it right now.
• ASUS ROG Falchion Ace HFX Black: a 75% board with magnetic switches and a non-hotswappable PCB. It is 1.7 cm shorter, 0.3 cm narrower and 0.1 cm lower. One pro uses it.
• ASUS ROG Falchion Ace HFX ZywOo Edition: the same dimensions and specs as the HFX Black, so it is 1.7 cm shorter, 0.3 cm narrower and 0.1 cm lower than the INZONE. One pro uses it.

The main trade-off is hotswap support versus a more compact footprint. The Falchion Ace 75 HE is the one to pick if you want swappable switches, and the HFX versions are better if you have limited desk space.