My search for the perfect gaming keyboard (w/ rapid trigger)

[@techlessYT]

*UPDATE 1:* I've been testing Keychron's newest firmware for a few days now and didn't have a single input that didn't register. Seems like they've fixed the calibration issues. Good stuff. I've also been talking to Akko and they are working very hard on fixing the polling rate issues. They've been responding very well to the feedback and should have a firmware update ready very soon. *UPDATE 2:* Akko's keyboard now runs at 8kHz in all modes with the newest firmware update. Test results here: www.patreon.com/posts/akko-mod007v3-he-109766236 The other issues still are present though.

[@WheelChairCS]

I would love to see a video on sikakeyb hm66 or ck75, and the rakka60, or even m6u from mm workshop if you manage to get one. Those are the REAL competitors to wooting, and a lot better some would argue,

[@Stalast.]

Great to hear and thanks for updating us. These alternative HE options are beginning to look more and more compelling compared to the ultra expensive 80HE that I have on pre-order which is feeling more and more like a rip-off. I might have to cancel...

[@exclusin90]

Wait, if this is already fixed, then what is the issue with this keyboard? It is almost perfect

[@GudeBuschlein]

You said the keychron Q1 HE is like 95% there but the failing key registration was one of the things you criticised. Not that this problem is gone, how would you rate the Q1 HE compared to the Wooting 60?

[@dico8199]

did you talk to everglide aswell?

[@djvidual8288]

Really well done with the comparison. Didn't know there were so many differences with the implementation of "Rapid Trigger".

[@Dirty_Hobo]

i thought optimum was the only one who actually did in dept reviews of keyboards and their stats but then i stumbled on your channel randomly and i'm so glad i clicked, thank you for all this information. i was looking for a new HE keyboard

[@yhiz4757]

Honestly it'd be really cool to see you go out and test loads of HE keyboards, it'd be incredibly valuable for comparing HE boards. It'd also be interesting if you could test the deadzones of these switches and not just latency/polling rate, I think that's a huge factor in these keyboards too

[@MarkLangdahl]

I have the Wooting Two Lekker Edition which was the first Wooting with hall effect keys but in a full-size layout. And I gotta say that I love it. That one was a time limited model. But they still have the Wooting Two HE if you need arrow keys. That of course means you get the numeric keypad too which to me is only a plus... I use a high sensitivity fast moving mouse so I only have a travel distance of around 3-5 cm to move from one side of a screen to the other in windows. So the space the keyboard takes up is a non-issue for me.

[@rubinlord5770]

For the Akko Keyboard (at least under the assumption and the fact that it is very similar to the Gamakay drivers): You just need to turn of the non-stop rapid trigger setting and set the keypress up slider to a high value (4mm) to get a normal rapid-trigger performance.

[@ahmadfarizhadyan4714]

Keypress up 0.4mm or 4mm?

[@rubinlord5770]

@@ahmadfarizhadyan4714 4.0 mm

[@g0aky]

fastest click of my life

[@ButWhatIfIAteYourAppl]

still slower than me hehe

[@brzt4256]

most rapid trigger (of the mouse button)

[@ascenphis]

you know to your comment it's a reply to theirs right​@@ButWhatIfIAteYourAppl

[@danebeee1]

lol I see what u did there

[@NJ-wb1cz]

​@@brzt4256 I was triggered rapidly ngl

[@Ethan-qc9po]

Not sure about the other keyboards, but for the Akko, it’s definitely worth mentioning that on the switches they use, the magnetic poles are reversed. Meaning that your choices for after market switches are very slim. You also cannot simply spring swap them, since they use a short and fat spring. I have spent quite a bit of money and time trying to get other switches to work before Akko support told me. 60g stock is way too heavy for me, and a bought an Akko since I wanted a true tkl layout, rather than the 80he. But kinda frustrating having to look all over the place for lighter switches. But china has me covered I guess.

[@ehdbom]

Kind of a big bummer that they haven't invented a true standard for these "new" switches. I just ordered the Keychron one and I don't care so much. There will most likely be more switches made for it and more importantly I will most likely just enjoy the standard ones.

[@Ethan-qc9po]

It is what it is I guess. Just gotta be extra careful when buying switches for your he keyboard. It honestly wouldn't be a huge issue to me if the switches used standard springs, but since they don't, gotta buy lighter switches. Only an issue for me since I play vsrgs, and the heavier switches kinda hurt my hands a bit. Wish wooting would make a proper tkl.

[@mil9295]

Hi, great video ! I have a question if you don't mind me asking, what do you think of the ATK keyboard and mouse brand?

[@udaloi1]

really useful information. no one has ever talked about such details. I really hope you will have more HE keyboards on the reviews.

[@jammies701]

Nice vid mate . Pretty impressive how well Wooting tuned their onboard & offboard software so well the first time around that everyone is still trying to catch up for the most part

[@rockets4kids]

Congrats on one of the best vids on the topic! All you missed was SOCD and a more thorough discussion on how all hall effect switches *must* be calibrated.

[@re-gaming3913]

80HE mentioned 🤯🤯🤯🤯 I've already ordered one, just waiting for them to finally start shipping

[@0xszander0]

This could be the best keyboard out there. 8k polling rate, 80% so you have the arrow keys. And of course rapid trigger.

[@Rshidayo]

@@0xszander0in fact there are two keyboard that are able to adjust AP and RP 0.01mm to 4mm, 8k poling rate, and no dead zone. It called sikakeyb castle ck75 (75% key layout) and HM66 (65% key layout)

[@bardock5926]

​@@RshidayoDude I wanted to buy the HM66, but I'm afraid it's problematic. Do you think I should go for it or wooting it because it's more reliable

[@KalyuGD727]

​@@Rshidayo Oh my god, as an osu mania player, that sounds unbelievably good on paper, it literally doesn't get any better than that. Unfortunately however, I still need to find at least a review of the keyboard in question that's not in chinese in order to verify that the specs are accurate qfhweguegwgggvvfcascactvbgrhrrjjjjmdhdb

[@Rshidayo]

@@KalyuGD727 Bruh it just difference between famous or not, I bought one but it absolutely better then wooting 60/80he, also there are tons of review in internet, try find by ur self, and yth are you stereotyped by a country?

[@joeschabler]

just to let you know the Endgame Gear Keyboard has software updates that can be found in their discord that changes the functionality of the rapid trigger and adds new features, nonetheless, great video

[@GFClocked]

Amazing video. Thank you. Please do more of these. I'm in search for an HE wireless keyboard, and wooting refuses to make one.. And the rest you just don't know what you'll get, other "reviewers" don't even bother checking the polling rate...

[@ChinchillaBONK]

Finally, a gaming review AND comparison of Magnetic HE keyboards instead of the usual "thock or clack" sound test reviews.

[@K3mwer]

The Akko has so much potential, I love the hardware. If they would only fix their software they would be top tier

[@ZERO-qq2mk]

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[@aura5068]

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[@ZERO-qq2mk]

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[@fatchicken75]

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[@insertnamehere4419]

top tier? look into it more. there's weird key press behaviour with that one. 100% no buy for me.

[@jayjaygolden5123]

3:57 worth mentioning here that the keychron has "only" 1k polling rate, indicating that polling rate means little for latency above 1k

[@malvinchau2056]

Anything above like 1k hz polling rate is negligible unless you're an insanely talented esports gamer or playing rhythm games. You'd need to input a lot of keys at once for polling rate to increase, it won't always be at max polling rate.

[@adishvr]

@@malvinchau2056this is incorrect, wooting talks about this specifically with their 80he updates on their channel and how it’s “true” 8k polling for a keyboard. Obviously the difference is minimal, but it’s there; and consumers should be all for technological advancements.

[@smoothzee8984]

@@adishvractually incorrect. Alot of Esport gamers are using mice that exceed 4000 Polling rate, but have them set to only 1000. And in the world of gaming, a quality mouse is more important than a keyboard. 1000 polling rate is perfect for 99.9% of the population, anyone that can tell the difference should probably the number 1 gamer, or it’s just placebo

[@Lylcaruis]

@@malvinchau2056 dude honestly unless ur the best accuracy player in the world anything more than 1khz wont do anything for rhythm games lol

[@adishvr]

@@smoothzee8984 I didn’t disagree with that? What? That’s a given, but no, Esports pros who know what they’re doing aren’t using 1k on 4khz mice. They’re using 4khz. If they aren’t it’s because they just don’t know, they’re pros because they’re insane at the game, not because of mouse knowledge. I agree with you, as an ex Fortnite semi pro ($8k earned) and current Val radiant, I agree. However, you need to read the comment I replied to and mine again. He said “you’d need to input multiple keys at the same time to get 8khz” that isn’t true. That’s what I was talking about, practice reading comprehension instead of worrying about esports. LOL. It’s a sample rate, it’s simply asking the keyboard for new inputs at 8x the normal rate, you don’t need to press multiple keys to hit 8khz like you need to move a mouse like crazy, different ways that they poll since mice use optical sensors. Again, wooting talk about this on their channel. Maybe learn some hardware engineering before you argue with the best keyboard company in the business. Also, nobody is saying it’ll make you better lol, it’s like a multiplier, most players sit at a value of 0 in most games, 0x1.001 better technology is still zero, however, for players above that range, like pros or top 500 in the region, .999x1.001 will make you better as long as you can take advantage of it, speaking purely scientifically, lower delay to your actions, regardless of how minuscule, paired with better consistency in polling cuz of higher rates, means you are now acting faster. Won’t make ya noticeably better, but technically, you are.

[@dahuman]

Just with every single keyboard I get, when I got the Q1 HE, the first thing I did was lube the stabs, changed to 1.8mm cherry profile key caps from Epomaker that only cost like 30 USD, and put kilmat under the keys that used stabs other than the caps lock and enter keys due to the profiles being too low for the kilmat mod. I also just went the lazy route and top lubed the switches, sounds A LOT better than my modded 60 HE(about 400-450 USD after all the mods) afterwards, and the wireless part is also really really nice due to my setup. The amount I spent on the Q1HE mod-wise was like, under 35 bucks lol.

[@the1abstrakt]

400 spent on a keyboard 🤣🤣

[@ehdbom]

how did you "top lube" the switches? Did you just use spray lubricant? I guess it would work much better on HE switches as you perhaps are much less likely to interfere with anything as you are with metal contacts. Edit: Or did you just press the switch down and lube the inside of the housing?

[@Black-nf3tx]

@@the1abstrakt Q1 HE is 219 on their website right now. The Wooting 60HE+ is 175 with a plastic case compared to the Q1 being aluminum

[@commando2782]

Should've tried a drunkdeer keyboard too

[@Kamiey]

Drunkdeer has issues with software. Their advertised 0.2mm doesn't work consistently and their support's response is "just don't use it"

[@commando2782]

@Kamiey I currently daily drive .2 no issues

[@Kamiey]

@sivaxi5114 my bad then, stopped looking into it 4 months ago after ordering wooting80

[@thekiwisage]

yeah or gamakey. can't find any good comparisons with them or non sponsored videos

[@HallEffected]

True, I prefer my Drunkdeer G75 over the Wooting, sounds and feels so good.

[@ElGoogKO]

My question is simple. For racing games. - Will these keys be gradual? Like for cornering, the more you press the more the steer angle? Or for acceleration, the more you press the key, the harder the acceleration input? Don't care about rapid trigger or whatnot fps

[@xythiera7255]

You want to us a controler for raceing games anyways

[@middle_pickup]

This is just my opinion, but I don't think there is much to be gained from polling a keyboard higher than 1 Khz. The dynamic range of the input data seen from a mouse in comparison is far greater. I'm a massive fan of my 60he, and I don't really think I'd gain anything if I could play with it at higher polling rates. I definitely wouldn't count it as a negative to have the option though. I think it would be cooler if we could see the hall effect rapid trigger thing in a wireless option though.

[@Fate025]

Excellent review! So much more in depth in comparing the user experience with their software and hall effect switch experience. This review gives so much more value than so many of the hall effect keeb videos out on youtube that just shill "this is the BEST keyboard, buy it now!!!!"

[@illustrious420]

Akko does looks the best, especially that mid frame piece(how to cope cheap owlab suit80 lol) and have the best anode finish with the smoothest finish. My pick if you're going somewhat "high-end" gaming(still high low-end for custom keeb though). I don't play fps game so if I have to choose between these, I still pick Akko despite there bad softwear(yes there stock stab suck). Not saying that it will replace my 500$+ keeb though.

[@k90v85]

look at 80he zinc

[@Yutaaa11]

Im glad I went for wooting the fact that its easy to configure your keyboard is a + for me

[@lemunz4280]

have u tried less costly hall effect keyboards like polar 65 and drunkdeer? I wonder if they are worth buying for people with lower budget

[@godeneru7889]

Drunk deer is, check out aim adapts vid

[@cpcekzz]

Would love to see Lamzu Atlantis Pro (the keyboard) being tested the same way

[@dust_0151]

your measured polling rate for the akko keyboard might be wrong. I have monsgeek m1w HE (basically akko) when i test it with the same software i get a polling rate lower than 1000 with or without roar mode. I talked to akko about it and they told me you must set the binning rate to 16,000 when youre testing a 8k polling rate keyboard. After changing the binning rate i was able to get a polling rate of 8k Hz with and without roar mode, additionally, even with roar mode on non roar mode keys still got a polling rate of 8k Hz. would it be possible to repeat your tests for the akko and tell me if you get 8k Hz then? (also this might apply to the AE68 as well). Another thing worth noting is if you set the binning rate to 16,000 and use a keybaord with 1k Hz it will still display 1k Hz

[@techlessYT]

I used both 16k and 32k binning and got a pretty clean 8 kHz result for the roar-keys. So I'm pretty confident that this is true 8 kHz polling. Of course I tried 16k and 32k binnig for the other modes as well, but the results clearly show that it's not 8 kHz polling - not even close. Glad to hear though that your Monsgeek does a better job ✌️

[@craigt8700]

Ordered the Q1 HE thanks!

[@felixmorsdorf1391]

me too :)

[@southshorerain]

great video, just what ive been looking for

[@Seizuqi]

I cant wait to build my 80he

[@ivohage]

Why would you need 8kHz over 1kHz? Higher polling rates are affecting CPU performance and you will never notice the difference between 1ms or 0,16ms.

[@itsjohncena8687]

Keyboard polling rates are different from mice polling rate. Higher keyboard polling rate wont affect CPU performance compared to mice.

[@sa17dk]

Very thorough and informative review. Thank you!

[@thepowerplayer4530]

I gotta say this is my first time watching your channel, and I was really impressed with how in depth and well laid out the information was! There aren’t many people talking about the other HE keyboards other then the wooting, so it was nice to know what the other companies are up to, and see if there would be a better option for me other than the wooting. I really was looking forward to a 75% layout with a knob, so the keychron one sounds really appealing to me, but I don’t know if I should go with the 80he with the metal case they offer, which would end up being $300+, which is a little pricey for me, or just go with the fully built keychron for around $200.

[@emilemil1]

I'd go a step further and say that it's not only necessary to have a hardware button for profile switching, but also to have it automatic depending on what application is in focus. I tab away from my game/main monitor very frequently and it would drive me insane if that didn't also change my profile. The model on my radar at the moment is the new Wooting 80HE since I also want the arrowkeys. Still waiting for a sound test of its metal chassi though.

[@supaweeb4076]

Oasis75, ATK RS7, Iquinix EZ63 are some of the really good RT keyboard in China especially the EZ63.

[@techlessYT]

Probably gonna check out the EZ63 soon 👍

[@bene7013]

I am kinda concerned about accidentally pushing buttons while resting my hand while gaming. This is not a problem with mechanical keyboards, but these linear hall effect keyboards I do have that concern. Is this the case or not?

[@gucky4717]

60HE for 60%, but must be modded for better typing. 80HE for TKL-like keyboards without missing keys. (numblock has duplicate keys) I own the 60He, but I am missing some keys in games, like the F-row. I don't like using function keys... So I "founded" the 80HE with a zinc case.

[@khensationalReviews]

I have a minor issue with Akko's roar mode. I wish they add more keys. For example if you play Apex and you have Roar Mode on WASD you're not going to be able to perform a superglide. I believe it also affects the scan rate of non roar mode keys. It works well but it has flaws. I do agree on the software. I hope Wooting alternatives start making better software

[@akkogear]

maybe 6-8 keys in total?

[@lulkaku]

holy I did not know some of this stuff. thank you for your testing. Usually watched you for oled monitors.

[@buriedbits6027]

Trivia: The first Hall Effect keyboard was introduced by Micro Switch, a division of Honeywell, in the early 1960s. Specifically, Micro Switch developed and released the first Hall Effect keyboard in 1968. These keyboards were designed for high-reliability applications, where durability and longevity were crucial, such as in industrial and military settings. The use of Hall Effect sensors allowed these keyboards to have a much longer lifespan compared to mechanical contact-based keyboards. The contactless nature of Hall Effect switches meant that there was no physical wear and tear on the electrical contacts, which significantly improved the reliability and durability of the keys. Honeywell’s introduction of Hall Effect keyboards was a significant innovation at the time, setting the stage for the use of this technology in various other input devices. These keyboards were known for their robustness, making them suitable for harsh environments where traditional mechanical keyboards might fail

[@keiz_]

The bridge75 Hall effect edition just came out to the US market the other day

[@stevenf9298]

THANK YOU - this is the best comparison video I've found for this, super helpful! Hope you get to try the New Logitech Pro X TKL (RAPID) when it releases in coming weeks - though I still think they look ugly

[@Spectrulight]

The Wooting 80HE looking real tempting right now... Great software & firmware, low latency, amazing hardware, customizablity, and support.

[@zeke937]

What would be my options if I’m looking for a keyboard that’s closer to full size with these features… Good HE performance, hot swap, sounds nice, and looks good?

[@Xenrel]

Amazing video, just what I needed to conclude my decision! (Keychron Q1 HE)

[@f1Lthz4]

about the akkos rapid trigger it's just a bad software problem thats not so straight forward if you for example set actuation 1.0 and release 2.0 then rapid trigger will only work in that range, logic is you hit 1.0 to activate but if you release sooner than hitting 2.0 it will deactivate cuz depth is already higher than 2.0, in the same sense if you press before hitting 1.0 again it will trigger cuz depth is already lower than 1.0

[@gucky4717]

Oh btw Wooting showed that their new 80HE will have a very low input-time deviation. Meaning you have more consistant actuations. It might not be much, but at the high end of gaming keyboards, that is what matters.

[@shock1587]

I would really like to see a retest of delays in Akko with a new version of the firmware.

[@selectthedead]

The software and calibration issues are no goes for me. They blemish all the positive notes from rapid trigger!

[@Gershy13]

Akko's keyboards are really good in terms of hardware, but the software needs so much work. If they can get software and firmware better then they would be so good.

[@Nekudon]

The cidoo c75 is built like a tank (full aluminum case) and sounds extremely good stock at only $140.

[@thinkforyourself5672]

So should your rapid trigger setting be set lower or higher than your actuation? I always thought RT should be a little higher than your actuation. So 0.3 actuation and 0.4 RT? Sound like I'm wrong

[@sethviews]

Do you have a video for customizing your wooting? Love your build and case.

[@lego_minifig]

I have a question that doesnt seem very well documented. Personally, I have a bad reaction time so I am more interested in how these could potentially make story games more cinematic. How many of these support gradual movement like a joystick? I heard Wooting had this feature but I couldn’t dig up much info on how it works. Does this feature work across all games or only games that support a walk keybind (essentially two inputs programmed to a single key)? If the feature works in all games then I would definitely be interested. If it’s reliant on the games programming in a walk input then I have no interest in the tech for my personal setup.

[@paleopasha]

Well there’s sort of two ways to do this, and wooting or keychron can do both (allegedly keychron, I don’t have one). There’s an advanced keystroke option that Wooting has called Dynamic keystroke (DKS). Keychron has it too but idk what it’s called. Basically it allows you to do a different action based on how far you push the key in. So for instance you could make it so if you only push the w key in a little bit then you will walk and you could make it so that if you push it all the way in, that it will do w + shift to sprint. That should work with any game with separate walk/run bindings or combos. The other option is actual analog input. I believe that only wooting and keychron have this at this time. Though I’ve only tried wooting’s implementation which is really good. It basically allows you to simulate a controller input with a key. So you could have the W key be emulated as pressing the left stick forward, or a shoulder trigger movement. How far the switch is pushed is like how far the stick or trigger moves. You can even set the analog curve to be exactly how you want it, and even exact angle adjustment when pressing two stick directions at the same time. It’s extremely thorough. Unfortunately it’s often up to the game as to whether they play nice with mixed movement between controller and mouse. Some games won’t allow you to use both at the same time or the UI prompts will constantly flicker between controller and keyboard when you move and also look around with mouse. Some games do allow you to lock UI prompts and play great with it. Or you can simply turn them off if you know the game well enough. I’d say at least one of those two methods would work well enough in a good 90% of games.

[@lego_minifig]

@@paleopasha thank you for the in depth response! Sounds like the compatibility would be similar to mixing controller and keyboard inputs on a steam deck. So far I have only come across one game that really didn’t like that kind of mixed input (BG3). It does sound like it would work for most games I want that kind of movement in.

[@EinfachValle91]

​@@paleopashaWould it be possible for other brands to add this in an update later on? That sounds pretty interesting, but I don't wanna pay 200 € for a keyboard.. I'd love to see the monsgeek m1w he have that feature. What do i have to look for if i want to check if a keyboard does or doesn't support that?

[@paleopasha]

@@EinfachValle91 it’s definitely possible but many have not bothered because it’s not the hot gaming feature for fps right now. There may be more options in the future.

[@edeyy]

have u tried drunkdeer? in my country, only ae68 n drunkdeer are the cheapest that are good for delay

[@coconutmilk1037]

Please tell us your opinion about the MSI G2412F monitor, whether it is better than the G2412. It would be cool to see a review on the G2412F

[@4CETH4N]

Have been enjoying the Akko yotd for a while now. Bought their first batch and the hardware had been perfect so far. I have some minor gripes for the software but that could always get better later on. Honestly I just set everything to .5 actuation and non stop RT and left it there. In terms of the polling rate problem. I believe they have said something in their discord that they’re either investigating the problem or figuring out why the measuring is having problems? Also have been considering getting the drunkdeer since they have been fixing problems with their firmware and I believe they also have a web driver.

[@techlessYT]

Yes, I've been in touch with Akko and they are working hard to fix the polling rate and software stuff.

[@the1abstrakt]

@@techlessYT Apart from the polling rate issue, does rapidtrigger work accordingly now?

[@wiehanvanwyk8701]

Waiting for a HE keeb that sounds good. Then ill lap it up. The only thing the Wooting needs is probably some gasket mounting, and beter slightly stabs (Whcih I would presume one can change on it) and it will sound substantially better

[@beastizhere6386]

hey guys so i have a question what i saw with those wooting or magnetic mechanical switches is they don't have a mechanical pin basically they operates on those magnets so do these switches uses a separate pcb or something can i use those magnetic switches in a regular 3pin/5pin mechanical pcb

[@Scrubti]

Hey there, I've now decided on taking the Keychron. Do you guys know if there is a cheap way to aqquire the missing, matching keys for a GER Iso layout?

[@Glixy-brawl]

Do you think it’s worth buying a 200€ keyboard like the wooting 60he or the ez63 or should I ho with a cheaper one

[@RaphyLive]

How much wooting 60 HE cost in USA ? Here in India it's around $20-$30 .

[@AkiTsukita]

I recommend the VGN ATK68 and ATK75. I'm using the ATK75 to type this comment. The sound, the feel, the software. All is too good for $99. Mine is G-Switch, btw (Gateron 2.0).

[@mil-kw9zi]

would be nice to have more keyboards other than wooting and razer which support analog/controller granular movement, imo its something i find more important than rapid trigger feature

[@TrueBark]

Very good video. 80HE review soon?

[@ubacow7109]

Also curiousnif Iqunix ez63 software is as scuffed as the akkos, Nuphy is running some rapid tap software now as well.

[@shairabunny]

wish you could try Drunk Deer G60 or 65 too. Wanted to get that board but...I need reviews like yours hehe xx

[@JeanKastell]

Have you tried the DrunkDeer G60 or any review for it? :) Thanks in advance!

[@dotxyn]

Have you reached out to Akko? It seems like they really dropped the ball here.

[@waltermelon7736]

I just watched a video on the Razer Huntsman V3 which seems to possibly even have an edge over the Wooting because of their key-switch technique. I'd love an update video where you compare that feature with the Wooting and other alternatives (as I am NOT a fan of Razer lol)

[@CC-vj9ck]

Wooting already launched the same firmware update. Soon all he keyboard will have the same option as “gamers” are asking for it, even so it exists for many years with a simple code

[@thinkforyourself5672]

The Wooting with a better case is the best but the Polar65 is the best HE board you'll get for under $150. It's phenomenal

[@WalkMrJ]

Wooting has the worst key wobble of them all.

[@Heggatron]

The comparison i was waiting for. One thing missing imo: the Q1 has i wireless option. Does it affect latency though?

[@JeanKastell]

Do you maybe have a site on keycaps for those Keyboards? As i'm not really familiar with this topic, its really overwhelming with all the shortcuts in the keycap names, to get the correct ones.

[@mdmosharrafmossain007]

Can you test Drunkdeer A75?

[@shvnrt]

Great video! Are you considering testing the Keychron's wired vs wireless latency?

[@viice_]

Als du die Leertaste vom Endgame Keyboard gedrückt hast, hat mir das physische Schmerzen bereitet 😱 Das klang absolut grauenhaft. Auf jeden Fall ein top Video und hat mich in meiner Kaufentscheidung nochmal bestätigt. Das Wooting full sized ist jetzt bestellt. Ich brauche mein Numpad 😂 So geil das Wooting ein full sized ISO qwertz Layout anbietet. Sowas findet man z.B. bei bei custom keyboards nur bei Keychron und bei denen kann man nicht die Farbe jeder einzelnen Taste einstellen. Also das würde schon irgendwie funktionieren, aber ist dann nochmal mit extra Software und komplett scuffed. Keine Ahnung warum sonst kein einziger Hersteller anständig programmieren kann. Wooting hat innerhalb von 24 Stunden die neue Funktion von der Razer Huntsman v3 pro kopiert und in die eigene Software integriert. Da überschreibt die neue Eingabe die zuvorige. Heißt ich drücke A und kann bereits D drücken, bevor ich A losgelassen habe. Bisher war es immer so, dass man die vorige Taste loslassen musste, bevor die neue Eingabe angenommen wird.

[@davebarr1599]

Thx for your channel! Could you suggest one or more 32 inch curved monitors for work productivity, under $500? I’m lost in knowing what to buy. Too many options. Thanks!

[@allkindsofthings673]

Did you mention that the Keychron Q1 HE ISO RGB is wireless and Wooting is not?

[@unotoli]

1) Can optical keep up? 2) Which keyboard support joystick (analog output) emulation? 3) What about dozen AliExpress options? Bonus - is low profile ever possible (hall/optical)?

[@WalkMrJ]

1) Optical can't reset the actuation point. It's more reliable than traditional mechanical switches though. 2) Razer. Although in theory, every HE keyboard should be able to support analog. Some brands have said they will try and work support in to their software in the future. 3) They're usually akko clones. 4) The majority of HE switches on the market are near identical in dimensions to mechanical switches.

[@JacobGextrem]

Have you heard about the Ducky OneX yet? That one just recently got announced and uses new better / similar-to-hall-effect switches made by Cherry.

[@Haru_no_ki]

You must try ATK rs7 pro. That thing is built like a tank, comes with anime keycaps addons, full cnc aluminium body, 8k pooling, magnetic switches that are smooth and have no hole so you can throw in more lube over the factory one

[@arvin4287]

Does it have socd?

[@DillyDally69]

Can you try reviewing the G255F from MSI? I've been wondering are your thoughts on it.

[@1ben99]

Should've tried to Monsgeek one. There's in the only keyboard with every feature you can get at the moment.

[@EnnTomi1]

great for gamers since they dont really care about sound and feel, just want fast. but coming from custom keyboard, any mag switch on the market right now just sounds horrible. until recently QK65V2 Classic with Gateron lavender Mag switch, actually sounds like normal switch now. but this also tells me the tend is just starting, and hopefully, normal switch gonna phase out, all new switch, pcb are all mags, its literally the future for sure.

[@carboncopy8]

have you tried gateron jades? they sound amazing

[@mathewperrymalinao3959]

polar 65 arbiter is 85-125 depending in their sale and has the same performance

[@veo16]

Still trying to figure out where rapid trigger comes in handy for cs2.

[@kommandokodiak6025]

I'm in the exact same boat. Still nothing on the market with all the features I want. The closest was the k70 max but it's sensor/ firmware isnt as precise as it should be

[@dev1n]

love how the wooting driver works in the browser

[@TheDokoBG]

I am getting a ATK RS7 Pro eSports Hall Effect soon. Hope the hype is real. So glad we have more competition to Wooting. Hopefully prices fall.

[@B--DuyKhang-xq7ms]

could you compare the AE68 and the VGN A75, please?

[@cheroast7230]

i really like the video but something i was interest about if you could tell me, about the amp/dac you are using

[@ArmanM-ly7xn]

Could you please review the ATK RS7 Pro model? It comes with Gateron Magnetic Jade (better than Wooting's Lekker switches), an aluminum body, and only costs $110 for the pro model.

[@phlipy]

Herzlichen Dank für das informative Video!

[@kazen16]

easiest homework to do, idk why they cant just do it... just copy wootings software implementation... that akko looks pretty sweet reminds me of Jiyan from wuthering waves lol

[@Madmax_clips12]

can you please review the akko 3061S He shine through.

[@mattdoespushups2350]

Can u also do a review on reddragon k617 fizz hall effect keyboard???

[@thawzie]

great video! effort and editing also great! hope you give drunkdeer a try in the future too!

[@MrSchallundrauch]

will you be looking into the Keychron K2 HE, too? It's really cheap (

[@techlessYT]

Probably yes 👍

[@MrSchallundrauch]

@@techlessYT Please do! When you say the Q1 HE is good but expensive - the K2 HE might combine "good" with "affordable".

[@civerone9795]

Can you do a video about redragon k617m(with 8k PR and rapid trigger )its the cheapest HE (50€ in europe) and i wanna know if its good for gaming