What is the difference between GATERON GT60 Lite / Pro+ / Ultra? |KIBU’s 3 models in order

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KIBU Shop has started to offer GATERON’s magnetic 60% series PCBA “GT60” series in Japan.

The lineup includes three models, GT60 Lite / GT60 Pro+ / GT60 Ultra, priced at 12,500 yen / 17,000 yen / 23,250 yen respectively.

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This series is not a finished keyboard, but a “pre-assembled board set” that combines a board, stabilizer, and foam, and does not include a case.

It clearly states that keycaps, keyboard case, cables, and switches are required for completion.

In particular, it should be noted that it is necessary to prepare a GH60-compatible case separately.

GT60 is 60% PCB compatible with the left port of GH60 (Wooting 60HE) series.

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Comparison chart of three models

modelPriceDifferences visible on the product pageNotes
GT60 Lite12,500 yenRT accuracy from 0.01mm, web driverBasic Model
GT60 Pro+17,000 yenRT accuracy from 0.01mm, web driver
GT60 Ultra23,250 yenRT accuracy from 0.005mm, dual lights on top and bottom, Japanese web driverHigh-end model

Check common specifications.

Lite and Pro+ and Ultra are all listed with 8K polling rate / 32K scan rate, 0.125ms latency, waterproof coating (no waterproof USB connection), auto calibration, and 3 split space support.

The basic performance foundation is the same for the entire series, and only Ultra has a higher level of differentiation.

GT60 Lite

It is easy to see this model as a basic specification of the GT60 series while keeping the price low. The product page shows RT accuracy from 0.01mm, 8K polling rate / 32K scan rate, 0.125ms latency, web driver support. with PORON plate.

GT60 Pro+

It looks almost identical to Lite with RT accuracy from 0.01mm, 8K polling rate / 32K scan rate, 0.125ms latency, web driver, etc., but differs from Lite in terms of ENIG treatment of the substrate, kaleidoscopic RGB lighting, and aluminum plate mounting The same as the Lite.

GT60 Ultra

It is a higher-end model with specifications one step higher than Lite / Pro+, with RT accuracy from 0.005mm, dual lights on top and bottom, Japanese-language web driver, ENIG treatment of the board, and aluminum plate mounting clearly stated. As it is a higher-end model, it seems to have a distinctly different core.

choice

  • If you want to try the GT60 series first Lite
    If you want to focus on basic performance at a low price
  • The Pro+ should be viewed as an intermediate model.
    It differs significantly from the Lite in terms of ENIG processing of the board, kaleidoscopic RGB lighting, and the aluminum plate. Consider it if you like a firmer keystroke feel.
  • If you are looking for clear specification differences, the Ultra
    RT accuracy from 0.005mm, Japanese language web driver, and dual lights on the top and bottom are clearly stated, and you can see the difference as a higher-end model.

What to look out for before buying

The GT60 series is not a finished product.

The following are required separately

  • case (e.g. receptacle, condition, event, legal action, letter style, etc.)
  • 8K compatible cables
  • Magnetic switches
  • MX Compatible Keycaps
  • GH60 / Wooting 60HE series left port compatible case

summary

The GT60 series is not as straightforward as a finished keyboard, and is only for professionals.

However, it is quite interesting in the sense that there is a choice of magnetic 60% PCBAs in different price ranges in Japan.

The choice of magnetic keyboards has increased considerably.

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  • First written on: March 31, 2026
  • Last update: March 31, 2026
  • Method of coverage: KIBUSHOP
  • See and cite: https: //kibushop.com/products/gateron-gt60-ultra, etc.
  • Conflicts of Interest: Product Offering: None Monetization Link in this paper: Yes
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