The List

[Sainan]

Keyboards with a usable analogue interface

• Wooting
• Razer (Synapse must be installed and running)
  • Razer Huntsman V2 Analog
  • Razer Huntsman Mini Analog
  • Razer Huntsman V3 Pro
  • Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini
  • Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless
• NuPhy (Personally only tested Field75 HE, but all should work.)
• DrunkDeer (Personally only tested A75, but all should work.)
• Keychron
  • Keychron Q1 HE (Needs custom firmware for smoothest experience)
  • Keychron Q3 HE (Needs custom firmware for smoothest experience)
  • Keychron Q5 HE (Needs custom firmware for smoothest experience)
  • Keychron K2 HE (Needs custom firmware for smoothest experience)
  • Lemokey P1 HE (Needs custom firmware for smoothest experience)
• Madlions (Personally only tested MAD60HE, but MAD68HE and MAD68R also work thanks to user contributions. Don't really care to buy any more of their keyboards myself because polling sucks & firmware is closed-source so can't be fixed.)

Keyboards that could possibly have a usable analogue interface

• FinalMouse
  • FinalMouse Centerpiece ("Coming soon")
• Flux
  • Flux Keyboard ("Coming soon")
• Pwnage
  • https://pwnage.com/products/zenblade-65
• MonsGeek
  • https://www.monsgeek.com/product/mg75s-he-fully-assembled-magnetic-switch-keyboard/
• Lamzu (The software looks pretty barebones, and there's no way to see how far down a key is being pressed.)
  • Atlantis Pro
• Highground (Doesn't look like they have any software at all and the configuration is entirely done with the keyboard so I think they will not have bothered exposing any HID interface at all.)
  • Performance Collection
• MCHOSE (Brought to my attention via please add support for mchose ace 68 air #20)
  • Ace 68 Air HE

Keyboard without a usable analogue interface

• Logitech (Firmware does provide analogue reports but unfortunately only for whichever key is being pressed down furthest.)
  • PRO X TKL RAPID
• Keydous (Firmware can provide analogue reports but they unfortunately only say how far the most recent key is being pressed — not even which key that is.)
  • Keydous NJ98-CP
• Glorious (Don't own this but looks identical to Keydous)
  • GMMK PRO 3 HE
• Attack Shark (Don't own this but looks identical to Keydous)
  • https://attackshark.com/products/attack-shark-x65-he-magnetic-switch-rapid-trigger-keyboard-coiled-cable
• Akko (Firmware can be asked to provide analogue reports, but this also disables digital input.)
  • Akko MOD 007 series
• SteelSeries (Firmware does not seem to expose analogue data.)
  • SteelSeries Apex Pro
• Corsair (Firmware does not seem to expose analogue data.)
  • Corsair K70 with Magnetic Switches

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[MF-JEWM]

Is there potential of adding support for Keychron Q1 HE?

[Sainan]

Hmm, does look promising with the "Keychron Launcher", but it only being able to display 1 analogue value may mean they didn't bother implementing a full interface.

[MF-JEWM]

hmm well within the Gamepad Analog tab of Keychron Launcher there is a feature called Joystick Effect Demo and it is able to do both left and right joystick smoothly at the same time. does that mean it might be able to display more than 1 value and currently its purely just a visual limitation of the launcher's UI and not the keyboard itself?

[Sainan]

I don't know. I don't own this keyboard. I guess I'll buy one and try it.

[Sainan]

@MF-JEWM I've just published universal-analog-plugin version 0.2.2 which features support for the Keychron Q1 HE. I was unfortunately only able to poll analogue values from the keyboard, so compromises had to be made, but I think it's still decently usable. Might be able to do more on this front once they open-source the firmware.

[MF-JEWM]

@Sainan I am also really hoping they eventually open-source the firmware for this board. Maybe once things get sorted out with the feature that Razer and Wooting are currently adding to their boards as it appears that feature is currently being pushed to QMK as a whole.

Thanks again for still taking a look at how to integrate the use board 😄

[CaelTheColher]

Can you look into the Madlions 60HE?

[Sainan]

@CaelTheColher Do you own this keyboard? If so, could you check if the "web driver" has any visualisation that shows how far you are pressing your keys?

[CaelTheColher]

There is a calibration setting that does show how far each key is being pressed

[Sainan]

Hmm, does the calibration mode disable digital input?

[CaelTheColher]

yes, but after saying that I realised that there is also an option that just shows it as a number and doesnt disable inputs

[CaelTheColher]

I'm pretty sure the small number below each key is how far down it is being pressed in mm (in the image I'm fully pressing H and lightly pressing F and G), but no idea about the number on the top

[Sainan]

Hmm, okay. Looks like it's the travel distance in mm.