Razer's New Keyboard IS cheating.

[@JoshuaValour]

Wooting has added there own version of Snap Tap to their beta.

[@Scawed]

Sorry for being that guy but Their* Also wootings implementation is better

[@corpingtons]

Wow

[@charosnz]

HELL YEAH BROTHER. I can't wait to get my hands on Wooting 80HE.

[@Aerobrake]

wooting has reclaimed the crown within a day LOL

[@evolisches]

@@charosnz i ordered mine a few months ago :3

[@FliskerX]

This cat is never going back in the box.

[@turdferguson7686]

is the cat dead or alive though?

[@Obedthian-UK]

@@turdferguson7686 Not this again

[@corpingtons]

It’s not that much better except it’s not pay to win It’s pay to stop buying anything else

[@willielast]

what cat?

[@turdferguson7686]

@@Obedthian-UK is it this again? Or is it not this again??? Have you opened the box yet???

[@beezaa]

Wooting just came out with their own snap tap feature called SOCD via their beta firmware.

[@JoshuaValour]

Testing it now 😅

[@Finnurkg]

@@JoshuaValour How is it? or are you making a video on it?

[@Obedthian-UK]

@@JoshuaValour ok

[@mikediezel0923]

yes but it's not the same

[@Jvxino]

@@mikediezel0923Yeah it’s the same except Wooting has 4 variations of it so it’s better, amazing

[@EllaEllaAudios]

FPS gamers are discovering hardware SOCD its so over, you have your own hitbox players now

[@OmnipotentO]

SOCD has been a huge deal in fighting game controllers for a while and yes certain SOCD modes (like last input priority like we see here) is in fact considered cheating for fighting games. It's not allowed in tournaments but in your own home online you can go nuts with it. Never thought I'd ever see it become a thing for keyboards and fps games.

[@hitler69]

you are wrong, EVO allows practically all forms of SOCD.

[@sergiok6660]

Tbf it's only cheating under capcoms rules set. No other major fg company has made rules on it yet. Tho all leverless controllers have L+R=N and the main point of contention with capcom was D+U=U. Causing flash kick inputs to be instant. The weird thing is that big we're being honest here, the hitbox just improved on ergonomics, and that's basically it. This keyboard is just a direct improvement over a regular keyboard. Strange to see this convo rear it's head in another community lol

[@foccxy]

bro is NOT optimum 😭

[@morepo3609]

i was thinking the same lmao

[@erisium6988]

what do you mean?

[@realandrisbiedrins]

@@erisium6988 @optimumtech posted 3 days ago.

[@phantom498]

@@erisium6988 They probably aren’t familiar with Josh and his content. Josh and and optimum have similar videography styles and they both like minimalist design, so I can see why the comparison is being drawn.

[@iqhn]

on god

[@calmsh0t]

here is the problem... if we go that route, we can call many other things cheating as well. rapid triggers? cheating. 500hz monitor? cheating. Nvidia Reflex? cheating. 4k dollar pc that blows out 800fps? cheating. PC gaming, inherently is pay to win. The person that can spent money on hardware will always have an advantage over others.

[@alltheflavors9673]

Exactly, they only cry when it affects them steamrolling noobs or people without 500k for a rig.

[@themaddox5499]

For sure, I def agree w/ this, but I think it will change the game up where time to kill will be much lower on average

[@hitler69]

gaming chair is more comfortable than a wooden chair so the "having good gaming chair" is technically not a meme

[@watcher99999]

Any game that gives legit advantage to different hardware is garbage

[@BassRacerx]

I don't consider it cheating. this looks like how a keyboard should behave. it's just a matter of time before all keyboards have this. it's just frustrating when only a few have it right now.

[@quacomc]

true we re living in 2024 and not much has changed in keyboards until just about now

[@devinfraserashpole4753]

@@quacomc The Chinese brands will have it soon. Half the price & just as good. It's no different to the Chinese mice brands like ATK etc.

[@quacomc]

@@devinfraserashpole4753 😭😭 if u poor say so

[@alltheflavors9673]

Yes, we playing games on 5k+ rigs with a keyboard made two centuries ago for writting. We need not these keyboards, we need GAMEBOARDS, fully customizable, with more options than press left right up an down. I dont mean using a puny keycap to integrate walk, run, sprint at different millimeters like wooting does with their wonderful hall effect keyboard. We need a GAMEBOARD like sim players have virpil setups with lots of sensitivity configurations. Pressing buttons to play modern games is archaic. We need to ditch the writting keyboard for playing games. Its so clunky and obsolete.

[@wrathfullys]

@@alltheflavors9673???

[@rxjith]

When I finished your video, I felt like I already saw this (OptimumTech reference)

[@pookzs]

Wooting said hold my beer 🍺 soul reason they’re the best. All it took was a simple update and boom back on top.

[@Sinsanatis]

i completely saw it coming. i think they stated actually they didnt want to do socd, which is what this is, and thats why they opted to go for doing rappy snappy instead....at first.

[@themeathead4451]

@@Sinsanatiswootings isn't the same.

[@Sinsanatis]

@@themeathead4451 how is it not? Its the same, but with more options on how u want it to function

[@sergiok6660]

This conversation reminds me SO much of the convo about hitboxes in the fighting game community. The big difference is that arguement is more about ergonomics rather than the hardware itself correcting an input.

[@_NaLo_]

This feels like something that should be fixed in games by nerfing spam strafing with progressive de-acceleration or something like that, not by banning hardware. I honestly wish null binds were a thing in all games because it's more comfortable.

[@mil-kw9zi]

Hell no i wouldnt want any game to feel as sluggish as cs is

[@leon_glr07]

Razer implemented Snap Tap after 1 year of development. Wooting: „hold my beer and give me 2 days 🥱“

[@Raz_Tactical]

Tbh it's a lot harder to come up with an idea and develop it. The actual code behind this is essentially "If keypress D present Disable keypress A If keypress D not present Enable keypress A" This is not something that's difficult to implement if you already designed the software for the keyboard. Most keyboards have 6 key rollover meaning they can accept 6 different key inputs at once so it's just a matter of updating the software to ignore an input if another input is presented. I can see this being implemented for many keyboards through software updates if the companies decide is a good selling point.

[@typegeist]

I really like how you didn't copy @optimumtech with his title and thumbnail at all.

[@chrisk3127]

oh no the crouch strafe sweats in halo are going to become even more powerful

[@oNextq]

Quick peeking in siege is about to be ridiculous

[@hypemvn]

Man I haven't been recommended your channel in a year, glad to see my subscription means nothing lol. Great vid!

[@tralfazz6810]

fps players discovering hardware level SOCD cleaning is so entertaining as a fighting game player

[@The_Guth]

There are so many factors to this being useful and completely useless in some modern FPS. I.E. Aim assist, Hit Box patterns, latency etc. regardless this is consider a macro just like anything else that has been out there in the market and it’s still considered a cheating advantage from taking a physical move you would expect to have in a competitive scenario.

[@alltheflavors9673]

Yes and no. We need to ditch the typewriter keyboard, its archaic. Look at those players holding a keyboard sideways to accommodate their fingers, its backwards. The gameboard should accomodate your playing stile.

[@Klar]

Yeah, it could stay as an accessibility feature but any usage other than that constitutes cheating. It's pretty much no different to a macro, just a hardware version of it. Edit : Also the Wooting keyboards are still miles ahead of the competition in regards to accuracy an featureset

[@Rugg-qk4pl]

It's still a software cheat, just on the keyboard's software instead of the PC

[@Klar]

@@Rugg-qk4pl yeah

[@Dubulcle]

Its not cheating

[@Klar]

@@Dubulcle macros that do the same thing are banned so yes it's cheating

[@Dubulcle]

@@Klar It...quite literally isn't a macro, so no, it isn't cheating. Hope this helps.

[@Blue-cq2hl]

I don't think it's a big deal personally because it isn't as big of a deal as it seems on paper because if you're trying to jiggle too fast you basically stay in place and the real benefit is instant direction change when strafing one direction. If anything I see it being treated like a macro at worst.

[@SLYtheartist]

wooting already added this feature. its better in every way compared to the razer boards. and also more moddable for those who care. if you care about this, get the wooting.

[@alltheflavors9673]

They need to come down from mount olympus and sell directly. I'm not forking 500 to biy and import a keyboard for them. And despite how great the wooting is, they are still trapped in the ancient typewriter keyboard. We need a modernized gaming board specialized for gaming not for writing. I need granular control for movement not a yes/no button.

[@Sinsanatis]

@@alltheflavors9673 granular control for movement? that sounds like analog, which the wooting already is?

[@emplifya]

better in every way? care to name some ways?

[@SLYtheartist]

@@emplifya modability, software, sound, reliability, consistency, etc.

[@grantlauzon5237]

Add a smoothing function to move in games that mostly effect quick directions changes. HellDivers 2 does a great job at balancing controlers and keyboards by slowing the aim down so I think this could work on the ms level.

[@artisticov1469]

Next we need the cheating headphones

[@erisium6988]

get beyers

[@chaniibak7702]

iems

[@gs-nq6mw]

Some headphones are better to know wich direction the steps are coming from, it's already a thing

[@SweetLead]

Sennheiser HD 800 S

[@Raz_Tactical]

There was literally software with one of my headphones that have you a HUD that showed from which direction sound was coming.

[@game-zer0387]

Didn't expect a keyboard video here😂

[@curiouscarbon1337]

you don't even need any of these firmwares or a custom keyboard to do 'snap tap' you can get a usb->usb converter (basically just a teensy/esp32 chip), put QMK/ZMK on it, and put it inline with any USB keyboard to transform the keyboard into a 'snap tap' keyboard i did this for years after becoming accustomed to null binds in TF2

[@torontowill]

Big respect for shouting out Optimum's video. I see too many KZbinrs who will put out a video that is clearly inspired by something another creator put out, but not acknowledge it at all, and that really grinds my gears. Acknowledging your sources and inspirations is good etiquette that deserves positive reinforcement.

[@Dasbeerboots]

This is a low effort copy of Optimum Tech's video. How does it deserve any positive reinforcement?

[@nbimc]

this video reminded me of optimum tech in a good way

[@rizzaxc]

it surely is a reference lol

[@kozuta8858]

@@rizzaxc1:25

[@amadismusic_SWORDFISH]

description of channel says you review audio gear

[@TheJulian316]

That optimum video made the huntsman v3 go into back order on Amazon lol. If you have a wooting keyboard already cancel your order cause they just released the same feature

[@Sinsanatis]

even if wooting never decided to put in socd, their rappy snappy comes in fairly close as a feature that it wouldnt warrant buying a whole other keyboard just for the feature and everything else literally a downgrade.

[@stevensavage2684]

As a Razer Huntsman V3 TKL owner, I want to be clear to everyone to pass on it and buy a Whooting instead. Razer just doesn't care about their customers, let alone their feedback. There are countless threads on Razers community forums in regards to their analog keyboards and analog keypads where people are asking them to bring driver updates to correct issues and they go ignored. Some of these issues are years old from their previous generations of analog keyboards and these issues were brought into the new generation unresolved. Just buy a Whooting and save yourself the headaches.

[@AimRobot]

Love the way Razer tried to sell this feature like its the keyboard itself that can do it and not just a software thing that works on all their keyboards if they wanted to.

[@aerwicktv]

Your take is exactly what I thought. In testing it looks crazy. Especially when you’re intentionally performing actions that take advantage of the tech. But in real world use, it’s not as impactful as you would expect.

[@Tenspound]

If everyone has same ability just industry changing then that would be fine I think. If uneven then that sucks.

[@Sinsanatis]

lol considering ur guys style and production, i wouldve thought u had subbed to optimum for a while. but yeah wooting had stated that they didnt want to do socd really which is why they opted for going the route of their rappy snappy feature instead. but since razer came out and dunnit, trying to compete with rappy snappy im assuming, they said "fuck it, if theyre gona do it". when my friend mentioned optimums video before i saw it, i had a feeling wooting would be able to or would just tack on a setting for rappy snappy super easily and have the same feature. low and behold they did a "we see u razer, and we raise u". razer thought they found the stepping stool, but wooting just had to stand up a little straighter. so scratch that last bit in the video. the wooting kbs still remain on top.

[@TooMuchNoGood]

The Neo strafe would go crazy

[@Rugg-qk4pl]

This feature is available to all QMK keyboards with code from a pending pull request

[@dsnake10]

Never knew SOCD was unknown to FPS players, proof that fighting games are lightyears away from all the pew pew pew games out there. What a joke, this was banned on fighting games like 20+ years ago.

[@krisztianpap9015]

Is it a new amp/dac or a strange looking headphone? I am confused a little bit.

[@khensationalReviews]

Great video. I agree outside snap tap feature its trash. For the same money its best to buy a Wooting.

[@SunnyCrow]

Thanks for the video, is this keyboard or the wooting worth buying for competitive overwatch?

[@sycoaniliz]

Nah, this is on game devs to deal with. If they don't want this to be a thing then add momentum to strafing and level the playing field.

[@namegoeshere197]

Or just ban people that use scrips... let them learn it the hard way

[@HaasArrest]

Momentum given to all players wouldn't change the speed advantage. Everyone would just be slower

[@VEN0M415]

This is where I miss old couch multiplayer on consoles, the only thing that mattered is our hands using the same hardware faster than our friends and using smarts to strategize their next moves. Used to be pure fun back then but online gaming over the years has increasingly created a vague cloud of doubt in my mind on whether a loss was my fault or someone doing something that isnt doable to every player. This is where I enjoy PVE more with games like Deep Rock Galactic and Heldivers 2.

[@BassRacerx]

custom input devices have existed for a super long time. i had a custom controller for sega genesis that had turbo mode that made some fight games trivial because you could rapid fire button presses. You could spoof mouse and keyboard on playstation 2 and the original xbox. I think people have rose tinted glasses on the "purity" of consoles.

[@alltheflavors9673]

Is not cheating, the gaming industry is ruled by dinosaurs that only play golf. We're in 2024 and finally we are starting to get better interfaces for gaming. Just because the bar is/was underground doesn't mean is cheating. It means that gaming is finally evolving past archaically outdated accessories.

[@ticenits1926]

it's cheating just like using a macro is cheating; it's doing something for you. It doesnt matter if the fastest strafer can do the same thing using a $10 membrane keyboard from Walmart. The fact that you can hold left while tapping right to achieve a jiggle is cheating because it's removing the need to alternate finger presses. It's the same reason you cant have mouse macros to counter spread/recoil.

[@alltheflavors9673]

@@ticenits1926 I understand you. Yes in principle you are right. But that was a limitation of the archaic typewriter keyboard. If players can tap super fast then it's fair. The issue is that the tech is fucking finally moving away from the 18th century. Now everyone with money can match the 500k rigs of the streamers who are going to be the first crybabies because it removes their pay to win advantage a little.

[@ticenits1926]

@@alltheflavors9673 personally i like the tech so I just hope all manufacturers adopt it and then it'll be settled, nobody has an unfair advantage anymore.

[@alltheflavors9673]

@@ticenits1926 sure but gaming is organically pay to win, cheating aside, and will always be. With luck in a few years we could have a whole new paradigm of gamingboards that goes further than basic yes/no buttons. Sim players are decades ahead of FPS players pressing the simplest buttons for movement. Wooting is on the right track with their customizable actuation point as such but they are still stuck inside an archaic typewriter keyboard interphase. We need something with way more sensitivity like those double virpil setups for star citizen.

[@theutimatefour7775]

I don't get why sound matters in gaming keyboards I mean you're wearing your headphones while gaming so you can't hear your keyboard anyway.

[@JOKEMMM]

Wooting announced it way before razer did. They just released it yesterday... 2 days after razer... And guess what, it's faster and has more options to customize it to your taste and feel.

[@granttcg]

Wooting announced rappy snappy way before, not SOCD. Two different things all be it similar.

[@Sinsanatis]

@@granttcg yep. rappy snappy first. and now adding their unnamed socd

[@denjii9]

its not really removing the need for an input, if you hold D and tap A the A press activates but as soon as you let it go it registers the D, meaning you dont actually stop moving which is bad obviously so you do still need to fully release the keys from a game like cs

[@StructureMastery]

Tech side of this channel, and I am here for it !

[@default-xl5fl]

Surprised no one is talking about Tf2 here. Scout with snap tap would be borderline unbeatable

[@Crypto2638]

Nice keyboard but... is it easy to drive? And does it comes with balanced cable?

[@throughsteak6256]

I just realized this keyboard might also be banned in fighting game tournaments

[@Dasbeerboots]

Josh, I used to like your content quite a lot, but videos like this are making me seriously disappointed in your direction. Honestly, what is the point of this video? This is a low effort copy of Optimum Tech's video that came out 3 days ago. You even admit to learning about this from his video. Why copy it? The thumbnail is almost identical, the content is almost identical, you present no new information, don't do your own research, and don't perform your own testing. There is zero value to producing this video. I want to get back to liking your videos, but I see this as nothing more than affiliate link farming, which you've been accused of many times in the past. Please go back to reviewing products in fields you know best and give us more of that sweet, sweet cinematography you're known to put on the screen.

[@kyfisher3662]

its silly to ban it, thats like banning mechanical keys cause they have an advantage over those silicon pad ones.

[@Katze822228]

This will probably either be implemented into games directly or it will not be allowed. But although it's easy to detect people probably won't get banned for it in online play just like people usually don't get banned for macros unless they really abuse them.

[@TylersEclectic]

Man, whoever was controlling the other character in the games… they seem like a cool person 😅 😂

[@HYTA77]

wooting is just better in every way

[@RJ-vy4yd]

That's not true, and sounds like fanboyism. Both Razer and Wooting are at the same level of gaming performance (if not Razer having a slight edge due to optical switches vs hall effect) and feature set that is so far ahead from everyone else. Now, the stronger points of Wooting is the build quality, how it sounds and it is somehow customizable with aftermarket parts. The stronger points of Razer is RGB, which they are still the king of. You can't really sync your Wooting keyboards lightning with anything else unless resorting to some sketchy 3rd party apps with questionable reputation. You can sync all of your setup RGB into a Synapse. And I mean ALL, not just your peripherals but mobo, case fans, room lights and lightstrips etc. So the choice is basically between having a better sounding keyboard vs better RGB lightning. But yeah, only those two keyboards matter for gaming at the moment.

[@11hr]

might as well make this as the standard keyboard for esport. I don't see any problems

[@dnotube1361]

I mean in most games strafing that fast you’ll literally be in the same exact spot

[@SpyderXY]

Why make the same video as someone else? And not mention wooting and their updates SINCE that first video was even made?

[@AndyWo91]

The fact that this made it to Razer means it is 'not cheating' in lament terms. Now that Razer has done it, every company will start to add it and it'll just be the norm.

[@grendel_eoten]

We also need to ban optical mice! They're WAY too OP compared to my mechanical ball mouse.

[@riling]

you can make some with configs no need to upgrade any keyboards for this.

[@HardwareFan]

You can you this feature on all Keyboards. Is just software based.

[@fez748]

The only way I can see this being an advantage or considered cheating possibly would be games locked to mouse and keyboard like CSGO. Games with the option of controller, Aim assist vs snap tap could even out the playing field since in games like COD or Apex a lot of pros switched to Controller for the high advantage of aim assist vs. Mnk. Not saying all but at the high tier competitive level, most are playing with controller for the overwhelming aim advantage at that level. Still doesn't seem to overcome a skill gap meaning, if you aren't at that high of a level it's not going to get you there with a lack of skill and using snap tap or controller aim assist.

[@Peter-gb4ey]

CS2*. Unless ur rolling back to CS:GO. Also, I think controller have Snap Tap because joy sticks can only be A or D and can't do the null thing.

[@fez748]

@@Peter-gb4ey Controllers do have deadzones that can be related to the "null" input on keyboards. Besides the point either way and changes nothing on the main point of the conversation.

[@jemuzu6882]

R6 quickpeeks gonna go crazyyyy

[@arandombard1197]

A keyboard's job is to take my inputs and send them into the game. This keyboard just accurately records the inputs and what I actually want to do better. It's not cheating. It's just improved hardware that's moving past previous limitations.

[@TheElly750]

There was something similar (to a lesser extent) some years back with the Logitech gaming mouse that you can "unlock" the wheel so that it can spin freely. Its has a lot less uses but i do know that it brought some discourse and in the end nothing changed. If using it was the optimal way to play then people just got one.

[@iggywow]

ah right, the classic bind mousewheel to left click and spin it at a million miles an hour

[@Klongu_Da_Bongu]

@@iggywow But most keyboard/mice manufacturers let you bind a macro to a button. Even Redragon, MS and Whiteshark. I think the wheel was used for jumps in bhoping, not sure though.

[@iggywow]

@@Klongu_Da_Bongu ye point was just that if you bound something to the scroll wheel it would just spam that key for however long you let it spin so you could spam jump while moving and aiming easily I guess

[@Burn_In_Oled_On_Purpose]

Have you considered the fiio hifi kb3 keyboard? It has a 3.5 mm unbalanced single ended headphone jack and 4.4 balance headphone jack with rgb and a red volume knob on the right with a usb c port on the back of the keyboard. The fiio kb3 keyboard looks like a modern design keyboard while the moon drop dash 75 keyboard has a retro design on there keyboard. Both keyboards have the cirrus logic dac chips in them.

[@tatterz__]

I don't believe that it's cheating, as the users intentions are to press the key. Therefore snap tap is just ensuring that the users inputs are registered asap

[@evicteetori8738]

If you're strafing that fast, then you're not even moving i wouldnt worry about this. I thought socd features were already built in keyboards as well. Is there really no natural way to adjust these settings?

[@sethforesi307]

Yeah also you still need to properly know how to peak just spamming your keys like this guys doing isn’t gonna do shit realistically because your hit box is just gonna sit in that tiny area where you’re jiggling practically making you non moving

[@carebearcarebear8185]

lmaoooo.. comparing stronger pcs, more hz, lighter mice.. with a VERY SPECIFIC keyboard configuration for 2 specific movement keys... yeah.. totally the same

[@deckstor1]

Pretty certain other brands are gonna copy Razer's snap tap soon, I think another brand did it already under another name

[@Mancer666]

Calling something trash and then saying you wont do a full review, couldn't sound more biased.

[@jragon355]

The argument that you are able to strafe faster with this than a pro can on a normal keyboard could be attributed more to a transition in technology than an unfair advantage. Just like .03ms display panels vs old 5ms display panels. It's all evolution.

[@stinky8677]

do a comparison with wootings new SOCD feature

[@switchprocontrollersplatoo7240]

These features make me want to buy this keeb just to replace every part other than the pcb

[@gucky4717]

It is not a cheat. It is also not a macro. It does not introduce additional inputs. What is does is cutting off an input-signal based on how deep a user presses 2 keys. You can do it with any keyboard by yourself. The training mentioned here is that every switch has an actuation point, you have to know how deep you have to press to activate or deactivate a key. But hall effect or Razers optical switches don't have a specific actuation point, instead it is a linear signal, just like analog triggers (R2/L2) on controllers. You could set the actuation point to the highest or lowest setting of said keyboards and get the same effect as with Snap Tap without much training. Do hall effect or optical switches create an advantage to rubberdome or mechanical switches? Yes. It is a big advantage? No. It is also not like aim assists of controller users...which IS (like) cheating.

[@Mefistic]

it's 2 inputs in the same key. when you press the key, the other releases without any input for it there is a macro that does the same thing. it's also banned everywhere

[@l2rj890]

What is deferent between Razer Huntsman Mini (Analog Switch) and Razer Huntsman v3 pro mini

[@quacomc]

I actually bought this keyboard js because of a similar video i saw the other day, the influence these videos have over people is crazy 😵‍💫

[@Sinsanatis]

since u just bought it. i recommend returning it and getting the wooting 60he instead. its cheaper, has the same feature in beta with more options, and literally better in every other way.

[@quacomc]

@@Sinsanatis I can't find it anywhere where I live to order it from a trustable place so, while I wish I could, no ty

[@Sinsanatis]

@@quacomc aw dam. thats unfortunate. next best thing ig.

[@HELL_HOUND13]

my huntsmen mini doesn't have this feature, maybe for the new ones?

[@StevenLynn]

Razer jumped the shark some time ago as their QA and overall product quality went down. I still have my late 2017 Razer Blade and Razer Core. But zero intentions on getting another Razer product. I like their designs, I like their concepts, but the quality is no longer there. When you put their pricing into place then it really is not worth it. I would rather buy a Logitech I am satisfied with than Razer I love for a few months and then tolerate because I spent so much on it and cannot get something else.

[@babeharris8736]

strafing is a mindgame its not entirely APM based

[@CryptOnly]

Look up Snapy Tappy. Same software for every keyboard

[@Scarbir]

Razer couldn’t have wished for a better promotion this way 😮

[@andreiz82]

Definitely not cheating. Also, they should allow null binds in tournaments or Valve to make this behaviour the default.

[@ekfrost3057]

is it working with all hunstman keyboards? or just v3 pro?

[@dersuuzama]

only v3

[@oazywtf]

what about the regular huntsman mini

[@roneeh7332]

a copied video from optimumtech

[@Keemochi420]

my low profile keyboard like Lofree Flow seems like they have same punctuation ish

[@averagedelta]

This is keyboard optimization at its finest for specific games and especially esports. It directly competes with wooting, which has been the most pay to win keyboard as of yet.

[@statixfear]

I love it when one of my go-to content creators for audio stuff just randomly posts a video of another one of my hobbies, which are custom keyboards. Not something I'd expect, but a very welcome one!

[@timestamppatrol]

the thing is does snap tap can be enable together with rapidtrigger?

[@highlow8683]

On the Wooting 60HE, yes you can.

[@Sando_Brown]

On the Razer YES both can be active

[@cajco]

has there been a case where someone has been banned from a game by using this keyboard?

[@appuser]

Yep, PC (competitive) gaming is pay-to-win. I'm leaning toward the side of "this is how keyboards should work anyway" but I'm open to the idea it's not that clean cut.

[@jdv8867]

it's not cheating, is as any kind of keyboard or button PCB should work, the latest input from the user, is the one the hardware should transmit. Developers have been playing around a tech that didn't exist but was an actual evolution limitation of the hardware. Now they will need to code and design their games around this tech, not asking the tech to stagnate for them.

[@bresnato2319]

So this update is only for the huntsman mini? Not the full sized version with a number pad?

[@shaiba44]

bro incredibly ate beyond, but it’s too late, nah ah

[@undead12345678]

Why buy this keyboard? If you can have food inside your keyboard, So when you press the key, its mm closer to input.

[@dmannion81]

Wonder if Lamzu will add this in a firmware update. Using it on my wooting though and it works amazing

[@theboy2777]

AWPers gonna have a field day with this one

[@RathOX]

Really is cheating, lets add null scripts..

[@_NaLo_]

Unironically yes. TF2 has had it for ages and I wish fps games would just make null-cancelling movement an optional setting.

[@RathOX]

@@_NaLo_ same with CS, it was banned in pro play and cs1.6