Wooting’s Best Keyboard vs Its Best Competitors

[@sagirem]

One massive thing for Wooting is that it's based in EU, so 210eu is 210eu, all other keyboards are US only, which means for the same 210, you're probably paying 280-300 in the EU (add shipping, custom fees and multiply all of that by 1.21 for taxes) With these prices, woothing has borderline no competition in EU

[@MaskedOG]

Not true, you can buy a lot of HE keyboards for way cheaper. The only thing is that Wooting has basicly every Layout. while others dont.

[@GouFPS]

wooting is also $200, but when you have a $99 he keyboard beating you spec for spec it's time to rethink your pricing...

[@ScrattleGG]

What are you talking about, keychron ships from EU straight or from pretty much any major retailer of keyboards... 13 online stores let alone in my country (denmark) ships it

[@sagirem]

@ Shipping to EU doesn’t mean it’s free

[@Wyn3e]

@@sagirem ngl idk what ur waffling about the other brands for the UK anyways are cheaper or same price so is my fren in france when i asked her

[@Sproutfps]

Software, Warranty and Analog support puts wooting way ahead

[@simptrix007]

As original 60HE owner my plastic keyboard is build like a tank. I cant flex mine at all. You provided so much valuable informations in a short video!

[@TheLanchera]

60he is solid in every aspect, 80he is full of QC issues, I ordered one and had to return it due bunch of qc issues. The only thing I did to mine is to get Tofu60 redux just for the aesthethics.

[@timotheus7845]

@@TheLanchera qc stands for qualitycontrol?

[@Ooklathemok3]

@@timotheus7845 yes

[@z4nn1ch]

For anyone wondering about sound. I noticed that changing stock springs to 70g springs brought me closer to that Cherry MX Black feel that I so desire, ofc without scratch but yeah. Springs are quite cheap and easy to change for this type of switches as you will not need to solder nor can you bend pins or dmg the PCB. Lubing the spring and the stem also helped me. I Had Lekker v1 and turned them to Lekker v3 by adding a switch film made out of silicone to reduce stem wobble and making the sound deeper.

[@ITSecNEO]

Wooting has 4year warranty, good Software, good Support (not at the moment due to 80HE release). They are also the only ones with north facing leds AND one of the few companies who support ISO-DE layouts. Thats the reason for me why no other company can reach Wooting level

[@jonathanz9889]

So everytime they launch a new product they have shit support? Why brainwash yourself to think it's good ?

[@Erksah02]

the drunkdeer now also has iso. very nice

[@TheAlixSH]

Last I heard the community speak about leds, they were saying south facing leds were superior for cherry profile keycap compatibility. Now would make north facing leds better this time around?

[@willwunsche6940]

What's better about North Facing LEDs? I am trying to learn

[@ITSecNEO]

@@TheAlixSH That's true, but north facing LEDs are better if you want backlit keycaps or pudding Keycaps. If you don't care for LED light, south facing is fine.

[@GoDeranged]

The video we’re all waiting for. Thank you! No one really addresses keyboard latency experimentally, good job!

[@sagirem]

Optimum does it when he tests keyboards

[@Hobanaka]

2:52 Imagine having 271 fps instead of 270 - that’s the difference in milliseconds between 80he and q1 he. It’s too small key press delay difference to feel it.

[@ArdaSReal]

Nah bro i can feel it thats why i lost my game yesterday (I am delusional)

[@ngoc_anthony]

The real values are 225fps/4.44ms for Q1 HE and ~1333fps/0.75ms for 80HE, I would say that you could feel the difference because of difference between 240hz monitor and 540hz

[@houssamalucad753]

​@@ngoc_anthonyI think he meant the Iqnix, not the Keykron Q1, according to the numbers he mentioned. But even then, are you really maximizing everything about your setup (500+ in game fps, 500+ hz monitor, fiber internet...) to really feel the difference the keyboard makes?

[@jeremyniels]

That is an awful comparison lol.

[@ngoc_anthony]

@@houssamalucad753 What I meant is latency is really noticeable with monitors to max out Q1 HE you only need anything above 225hz monitor which is pretty low. Yes I agree between 80HE and Iqnix is same thing in term of performance you cannt have +1200hz monitor yet. but 80HE and Q1 HE have really big gap in performance in theory

[@jR0xas]

The latency at some point becomes completely irrelevant to me. I'm still rocking my custom 60HE and I think nothing can beat it until some crazy new tech comes out but last time that was the case was the whole hall effect switches. If you plan on never modding your keyboard then there's probably better feeling and sounding options compared to Wooting. Note that Wooting has the best software and warranty by far though. I can't stress the software support enough. A custom Wooting is absolutely endgame but also the most expensive. I really want to hammer in the fact that no one should buy a keyboard for the latency aspect. Save up your money and buy a better monitor instead where you'll actually notice the performance difference. Buy keyboards for build quality, sound, feel, software and modding capabilities if you care about it.

[@GFClocked]

4:43😂😂😂. Yeah bro good job, I ain't buying an he keyboard without your blessing. You find stuff that no other reviewer bothers to look for. You're miles ahead of 99% " reviewers ", who most can't be bothered to even check the polling rate.

[@1ben99]

I spent months researching and waiting for a HE keyboard and after i got one i never even turned on any of the HE features. I kinda stopped playing FPS games and started playing more single player games. The HE features were actually a hinderence in those games. Still happy i made the purchase as the keyboard is still amazing and i always have the option to use those features in the future.

[@fleura888]

Check out the Air60 HE plz :D its the first low profile hall effect keyboard with rapid trigger! also claims to be 8khz

[@testtube173]

I got the corsair k70 pro tkl. I came from a mechanical and this shit feels unbelievably responsive. I don't think most of the features matter as much as the rapid tap or whatever your unique brand calls it. It feels like instant response on movement in the sense of micro adjusting your reticle mid gun fight. I think as the technology becomes better and more to the point the software it'll reach a new era for movement and general gaming feel. Very impressed and glad I upgraded.

[@rikkg6680]

Get rid of it bro. Icue has changed, I just got the k65 tkl had major software issues and tried out the k70 to see if I just received a bad unit but NOPE. Both keyboards only had full access to icue after they were plugged in. Which doesn't make sense seeing as they are wireless units. Never doing corsair again they really let me down

[@shock1587]

Congratulations on building xlat! It's quite a powerful thing to test, if you start testing more magnetic keyboards on the market you'll get a lot of views (I think). Also waiting for you to retest akko yotd)

[@acefrz4602]

Nice video ! I've noticed you don't really revieww Steelseries ? What about their Apex Pro tkl gen 3 ? Keep going you have the best review content. High quality video you give every piece of information for us to make our choice. Thanks a lot.

[@unotoli]

Waiting for the wave of low profile HE keyboards like NuPhy60

[@tkpenalty]

Did you try analog input / X input? Would be cool to review that. I found after switching to my Q1 HE I just use the Q1 HE by itself now rather than having game controllers. Its this kind of versatility that make these HE keyboards insanely versatile

[@Hobanaka]

I had to use x360ce for the keyboard to be recognized as an xbox gamepad. I hope the "xbox" slider in the software will start working as intended with software updates.

[@bave-vy6kw]

Does anyone know if drunkdeer a75 has that feature? Or any other budget HE keyboard options?

[@Eins.1]

One of the few channels that have a latency rig. I hate other channels that click baits with "new best HE keyboard" but doesn't have the numbers to compare.

[@tesiro143]

in my country all of these keyboards are so close in price that wooting just seems the best choice

[@propixia]

wooting hurts ur fingers its such a stiff experience with that steel plate in it. kinda have to mod it imo for the pc plate

[@Spectrulight]

​@@propixiahow weak are you, sir?

[@sagirem]

@@propixia The 80he doesn't have a steel plate, and still, I don't think the Steel PC plate is the problem, maybe you need lighter switches

[@sagirem]

I believe all of these competitors are outside of the EU, which is not Woothing's case, so their 210eu keyboard is... 210eu total. For the others, 210 can quickly become 300

[@Wyn3e]

@@sagirem me when i waffle

[@Hobanaka]

Thanks to your review, I bought a keychron q1 he a month ago. After the latest software update, this keyboard is perfect for me for its price. The only thing missing is being recognized it as an xbox gamepad in gamepad mode. But I fixed it with x360ce. Also, someone may lack rgb per key and better stabs. But for me it’s still sounds best in comparison.

[@GamerofGamesGG]

Didn't realise how loud my 60HE+ was until watching the end - my 80HE+ should be arriving in the next 2 weeks. Yippee!

[@sozzledpete4641]

I personally got the iqunix and I’m very happy with it had to wait a few wees for it to ship to the uk but it was worth the wait I personally thing most people would be happy with what ever they choose

[@FelanLP]

not having the option to have multiple profiles, is just a lazy excuse. With the software I can make my mouse have profiles for as much programs as I want individually which automatically activate, when the corosponding program window is active/in focus. And that's also kinda normal for keyboards.

[@mdmosharrafmossain007]

Please review the Drunkdeer A75 keyboard. Using since February. It will be great competitor for wooting.

[@neoey]

After your last video i got the Keychron Q1 HE and Im super happy with it. No way im spending 150€ more for the wooting 80 he

[@AaronGrady-e1o]

Same. I am also very happy with it.

[@sagirem]

They're the same price for the base versions. Also, in the EU, the price doesn't import taxes and custom fees, which can get really high for a 200eu product

[@neoey]

@sagirem yes, but there is no upgrade for the keychron and I'm in EU so it was fine

[@lodies2680]

Imo drunkdeer is also a very good wooting competitor

[@JakubixIsHere]

As wooting one yeah

[@lodies2680]

@JakubixIsHere bruh

[@skateandmore]

The simple fact that the Keychron Q1 HE offers a wireless mode makes my choice, ideal for people who have a work computer and a gaming PC on the same desk. Using it wired on my gaming PC and switching to BT for my Macbook to work is super convenient. Even though there's a slight difference in latency with Wooting, it's far from being a deal killer. But I have to say that the 80HE with the raw zinc casing looks incredible. By the way I have to say that your videos are top tier, you deserve even more recognition 🙏

[@Lenduya]

Take a look at KVM switches if you haven't.

[@skateandmore]

​@@Lenduya KVM would be useful for 2 gaming PCs, but for a work PC I don't care about latency via BT. Dual mode means less wires than a KVM which is a plus.

[@patrikmedia]

I use a TB hub to connect all my peripherals and then simply plugin the USB-C connector to either my Mac or PC whenever I need it. It's super simple if you have the right setup, no need to rely on BT (but it's convenient as an option, I get that)

[@Mad.Maxx.77]

Great video, mate! I tried and liked the Keychron Q1 HE, but prefer 65% keyboards. The Pwnage Zenblade 65 is damn near perfect. Only reason I haven't pulled the trigger on the one in my cart is that it doesn't have DKS. Pwnage told me DKS is expected in a firmware update, but it ain't there, yet.

[@Krymms]

Damn the raw zinc looks really nice. I got myself the Ghost, still waiting for it to ship. But from what I've seen it makes the RGB pop. I'm also looking forward to when they release the case documentation so we get some 3rd party cases. Which is also why I went with the Ghost, since i wont feel too bad about replacing it since it was only $10. Shame the plastic cases seem to be fairly flimsy, but oh well, I won't be moving it much anyway.

[@jammies701]

Nice vid mate

[@NattyByakko]

This video informed me of Wooting, I've spent all day researching these new HE keys and Wooting. I wanted to go with them but Janurary /Feburary for a new keyboard is hard to bare. I decided to give NuPhy a chance since I heard they are as good as Wooting when it comes to software, but mainly because they will ship asap and have an 8k 60%. I got the Air60HE. It was also super cheap. Would love to see the tests with this keyboard if you get a chance.(:

[@focus0000000]

Techpowerup did a review of this keyboard recently

[@GouFPS]

they also announced a 75% version of the air 60he.

[@haykl]

The keychron Q1 has an insane sound

[@angelt8530]

I bought a Wooting 60HE+ in March and wish I could trade it in for the Wooting 80HE. I miss the arrow and function keys

[@dj-madmann6049]

Look at the Nuphy next its a budget keyboard compared to these at $90 US and has 8k, HE, 65%, or 60% Low profile. They also have HE 75% While extra macro keys but its $150

[@tommytomato6588]

@techless Like always a great video 👍. Just a question regarding 8k polling. KreativEcke mentioned in one video 8k polling has an impact on the CPU usage. Did you recognize something like that during your test?

[@Frozoken]

no thats only mice. Empty usb polls don't send interrupts to the cpu and obviously the overwhelming majority of usb polls at 8khz arent gonna have any data unless you can do 8000 inputs a second. A mouse sensor on the other hand can do 8000 updates in a second in motion especially at higher dpi which causes high cou usage

[@DefensiveLettuce]

Super curious about your opinions on the Field75 HE from Nuphy and the their web-app. Sorry if you’ve already done this, but I searched and nothing came up.

[@yhiz4757]

Great vid, would u be able to test the fire68 and raven68? I see a lot of people very keen on recommending these two as sub $100 keyboards. Theres also the made68 i think which a lot of people are also recommending

[@mitchellcontreras177]

You forgot to mention that 80he plastic is from 65% recycled materials something that other company's are not doing.

[@JakubixIsHere]

65% recycled

[@mitchellcontreras177]

@JakubixIsHere thanks for correction 65% is still better then nothing

[@kenohnegulle]

And with Wooting you are sure that if a new feature comes out that they will also include it to your keyboard within the next week and no need to pay for a newer keyboard

[@roumaaan]

One important fact missing from this review is that keychron's firmware is open source, a fork of QMK(though they do have plans of merging upstream at some point). So you can program whatever behaviour and RGB effects on it you can come up with if you have basic coding skills. Also they are promising per key RGB configuration in their web app soon, though of course you shouldn't buy a product based on promised future features.

[@breter98]

Wooting RGB is also open source :3

[@roumaaan]

@@breter98 We are talking about having software permanently running on you computer that would send orders to the keyboard here. In case of keychron the firmware on the keyboard is open source, all modifications to it you make go with the keyboard between devices.

[@navesa97]

Hey there! Have you tested the Steelseries Apex Pro gen 3? Haven't found any good reviews on it.

[@jeremyniels]

I heard the best OSU player in the world (mrekk) complain yesterday on stream that his wooting still has this really annoying disconnect bug and multiple people in the chat confirmed they had the same, so cant recommend this brand untill they adress this.

[@Frozoken]

if you dont use the usb c to a adapter and instead plug the cable directly into a usb c port on the pc you won't have this issue. Usb c can provide much more power than A and the wooting basically maxes out the current limit of usb a making it unreliable

[@johanb.7869]

I would never buy a Keychron because of the side usb connection. I know you can use wireless, but I prefer wired. I always have problems with wireless. Problems I never have with wired. Maybe it has improved, but still wired only for me.

[@mistersheikh7718]

Hey man, test out the magger68 he pro by luminikey. It's a banger of a deal IMO. First HE keyboard so I can't compare to a wooting

[@techlessYT]

Yeah currently testing :)

[@mondomon3510]

i think you missed to mention that the K2 HE is wireless. i would say thats a big part while being 60$ cheaper than the wooting

[@somerandomstuff1748]

I was looking for a new keyboard, leaning towards the wooting 60HE because i dont want to spend 300 for the 80HE with aluminium Also wondered what kind of keycaps i can put on the wooting Or should i get a different keyboard all together (i am from germany so i would need the right layout too)

[@JakubixIsHere]

Wooting has iso de

[@hash4q]

I wonder how the NuPhy Field75 HE and Cidoo c75 compare against these.

[@Frozoken]

its about as fast as the 80he. (the nuphy)

[@hash4q]

@@Frozoken link/source for the test?

[@Frozoken]

@hash4q rtings and they got 0.8ms

[@hash4q]

@@Frozoken they haven't done wooting 80he test yet though!

[@WrexBF]

I game in the dark, so any keyboard that has south-facing LEDs is an instant pass for me. The ATTACK SHARK K85 is the only sub $100 hall effect 75% keyboard I could find.

[@Aexeq]

Just invest in a monitor light bar. It's the best thing you can do to not be forced into north-facing LEDs and the usually crappy shinethrough keycaps

[@WrexBF]

@@Aexeq What exactly is crappy about shinethrough keycaps? Light bars are distracting and they ruin the monitor contrast. I game in the dark because I prefer to game in the dark.

[@Aexeq]

@@WrexBF the quality. Also I intentionally said "usually crappy", because none of the high end manufacturers do shinethrough, so it's really hard to find good quality ones.

[@yhiz4757]

What about the raven68 and fire68?

[@sirius-man]

Latency of Razer's Huntsman Mini 3

[@Emanuel-lt4ku]

Where did you find that metal case for wooting. All i can find on their website is black, not grey like yours. I really need a response, thank you!

[@limayankee4538]

Select the Module option there you‘ll have more frame options like the bare metal one

[@JakubixIsHere]

That 80he bending is because they use nearly same mold for plastic and zinc

[@markopavlovic9504]

Drunkdeer 60 is insane for the price. It was on sale recently

[@houssamalucad753]

The A75 too, great looking board with very competitive performace!

[@sethviews]

@@houssamalucad753 I’m using the A75 pro currently and it’s amazing.

[@ghostyeh]

im wondering now, what abouut the nuphy75HE? its been around for a little bit, but i havent heard anyone talk about them. Along with the other accessories they have with the keyboard, and it being cheaper than the wooting, im wondering if its a very strong competitor.

[@JakubixIsHere]

It is not. Wooting is competing with mainstream brands

[@lightningszn]

techless ive been thinking about buying a used apex pro mini to get all the features of a wooting for cheap (like 80€), do you think thats worth it or do you have a different keyboard in mind?

[@lil_sadness]

software is heavy on system so you would most likely turn it off, and with it turned off you have 5 profiles that you can configure and switch between, and you cant control lightning mode without software so you gotta use whatever 5 modes are set to these 5 profiles, well that's with apex pro normal size

[@lightningszn]

@lil_sadness i already have it in the background bc i have a steelseries headset and i dont notice a difference in performance at all and idrc about lighting modes

[@Aexeq]

I came to the conclusion, that Steelseries sucks in general. They offer literally no product that feels good or is worth it. Also do yourself a favour and don't bother about HE until you can get one of the good boards.

[@lightningszn]

@@Aexeq according to optimum techs vid the steelseries performed well against the wooting idk

[@Aexeq]

@@lightningszn kinda. It still has dead zones, which is a no go for good HE boards. Software is horrible and the quality of the products is really not too great. Let's just say there's a lesser known CS pro who got rid of a Steelseries sponsorship, because there were so many issues with their products. Since I'm kinda deep into the SFF PC case space, I can also confidently say, that Optimum is not a reliable source anymore. He focuses more on making money than actually showing problems with products.

[@y4gami1]

I wanna see this kind of analysis with my keyboard, akko santorini 8k

[@HXISE]

is the razer huntsman v3 pro faster then the wooting (60he) because i like the design and the sound of the razer need a tkl and 80he is only shippingable at dec.

[@MaskedOG]

The Wooting implementation is still the best. The Case,Price and type feel isn´t. Habing the Pulsar PCMK2 HE provides a way better typing experience. What Wooting has, and it caan´t be undersestimated is a Layout for basicly every Language. Also Auto Calibration is absolutely amazing. I bet the competition will eventually catch up but then they will bring out the WL Versions. I hope they use encryption because no one in the HE space does atm.

[@jakekarma]

Shame all the cheaper competition are all ANSI style and not ISO. The UK market is left out or have to deal with the worse ANSI layout

[@hrmny_]

would like to see the nuphy low profile he keyboard compared

[@njjs447]

Which keyboard does not has the problem of some keys not regestering while others pressing multiple times. Got that problem on my Skylong keyboard😞😞

[@starplatinumrqm]

all of them, only cheap trash keyboards have that issue

[@QroCop]

keychron is also wireless (BT, 2.4gHz)

[@Pappagar]

Im happy with my 60HE

[@Indicud831]

Is it worth it to buy a used wooting 60he used?

[@Aexeq]

8k polling is stupid. You could maybe argue 2k, as it's still light enough on your PC, but people have already found 4k und up polling to negatively impact game performance, basically negating any advantage the lower latencies of peripherals have. Instead you get higher game latencies, which not only impact one of your peripherals, but instead pull everything down. 8k polling is just marketing fluff. What really matters is reliability (some peripherals have some issues with holding their polling rate consistently), ease of tuning/configuring and maybe warranty. I'd also like to see more companies go for more layouts seen in custom keyboards and a daughterboard to fit HE pcbs into some of those awesome custom keebs. This is all without talking about sound and feel or even layout options. I use split backspace. This means there's not a single HE keyboard catering to my preference. I also like very clean and saturated sounding higher pitched boards. HE always sounds hollow or uses loads of foam. It's quite unfortunate, since the main culprit of this "bad" sound is the current switch construction.

[@avghosty]

should i get the iqunix ez63 or the wooting60he

[@JakubixIsHere]

60he

[@i3looi2]

Nuphy also has some HE models. 8Khz pooling as well.

[@Frozoken]

yes theyre a much better competitor

[@ArdaSReal]

Im gaming on a mx keys mini for businesses 😈

[@OD_Plays]

I wish the keychron was 8k hz kinda sucks that it isnt but its still a nice keyboard

[@amberow9892]

the difference between 8k and 1k polling rate is completely useless for 99.99 % percent of players. The latency is not coming from the polling rate too btw. The 60he for example has 1k polling rate too and is much faster than the keychron. If you want a budget wooting Id say buy a drunkdeer. If you're looking for that premium feel, you gotta save up more money I guess because aluminum or any metal casing are insanely expensive.

[@OD_Plays]

@@amberow9892 I have the Q1 He at the moment, I did some research and the 60he is pretty similar in latency to this one, I picked the keychron mainly for the quality it has compared to the price of the wooting, but yeah they are both amazing keyboards

[@chromatic580]

Hi techless, I was looking to see if you were or are looking to hire me to make KZbin shorts for your KZbin channel. Or to make Thumbnails for you.

[@guesswork]

Who really cares at less than 4ms anyways. I would say that the closest competition with Wooting is really the Melgeek's Made series. They have 68s and 84 and they are all 8k with software that is basically the same as Wooting including the ability to configure it from a browser. The Ultra versions are also forged carbon fiber which is kind of cool. Melgeek is also at least somewhat known in the keyboard community too. It's not just some pop up selling their first kb to gamers

[@tajark]

Hello there again have looked into budget options for mag he keyboard well theres many for myself i looking into buying ajazz Ak820 max

[@GloryToChina55684]

Could you test the NuPhy Halo65 which is 90$ and so by far the cheapest he keyboard?

[@techlessYT]

Should be getting one soon 👍

[@TheJubess]

Yeah im interested as well. I have the nuphy air 75 and Im hoping they make an Halo75 soon. But if the software for configuration is ass, I may stick to my current keyboard. The one thing i love about the nuphy boards is the low profile. I just cant handle the high keys of regular keyboards.

[@zackhack_gamer2487]

@@techlessYT Can you check GamaKay TK68 HE 65%?

[@danielho87]

@@techlessYT Nice video, Love it!!

[@drbrofessor7956]

Strong Video as always ! Gruß

[@miraveilyt]

Can you test drunkdeer latency?

[@eugenshuvarikov7239]

what about the Nuphy HE?

[@egbad]

Please, make comparison with cheap (for example. Madlions MAD60 with 8K) and expensive magn.keyboards

[@JakubixIsHere]

Eyejoker already did it and ut is total dog shit

[@hworld375]

6:25 is this because of QMK VIA support on keychron kbs?

[@Frozoken]

Do not get the keychrons as they cant send multiple key inputs per usb poll which is just absolutely patbetic. my old corsair k70 from like 2015 could do this

[@developerrk384]

wow do you use topaz for your videos??

[@techlessYT]

No, just Davinci Resolve 🤔

[@skullblaster360]

There are plenty of keyboards that match or even beat the performance of wooting. HM66, HM80, Made68 Pro, Halo65 HE, just to name a few examples. You just gotta do your own research and you can find wooting like performance at a much cheaper price. EDIT* YT is not letting me reply to the comments below but there is a dude on yt named mioni that does latency tests and has an entire database of keyboards, mice, and more

[@JakubixIsHere]

Xflat test or didnt happend

[@yhiz4757]

U gotta have test data man, also so many hall effect keyboards are having PCB issues or bad software or bricking issues like drunkdeer so like gotta give it some time to see whether this stuff is happening

[@skullblaster360]

@@yhiz4757 if you can see this reply check my comment. i made an edit

[@vac4ncy]

can you also try compare it with FIRE68?

[@NotElseSpecified]

chat ima be real this kb not gon get me out of plat

[@Spectrulight]

Keyboard that will likely get supported to upto 10 years > same keyboard that will break in a year

[@tajark]

Hello there as a broke boy i am looking into these i saw ajazz ak820 max with has 8k hz and is mag and rt supported what is your opinion on them also the attackshark k85 but only has 1k i hope u reply

[@ezkid15]

Can you review ATK RS7 Pro or Edge60HE. Thanks!

[@billwill8975]

I wish nuphy field 75 HE was included

[@wx2999]

The Nuphy Field 75 HE is objectively the best gaming keyboard out there, better than Wooting and cheaper.

[@wx2999]

Everyone should look at the RTings review of it

[@clarkettinger6958]

lmao the rtings review

[@wx2999]

@@clarkettinger6958 what

[@doobiedoesdo]

it's unfortunate these HE models still sound so bad, not sure if it's the switches or stabs or both😂

[@Aexeq]

Exactly my thinking. Also considering how few games benefit from the HE features, people should not just buy them to have HE, but actually think if it elevates their gaming experience.

[@aandrase_cs]

Can you test out the ATK Edge60HE x LEVIATAN when it comes out?

[@sync900]

I own a EZ63 and still don’t know how to turn on SOCD 😂 would yk how to enable it?

[@arrafibima]

Fn+A

[@BlackgoldTwinduck]

imo metal case is not what eveyone wants, i generally dont like the sound of the metal based ones

[@Decenium]

if anything annoys me about my keyboard, its how slow it is.....

[@CheapHomeTech]

Well before we talk about latency lets make sure it has the basics covered. 1. I only buy full sized keyboards so do all of them come in full size? 2. Besides being wired do they have a wireless option for a dongle? 3. Can a dongle actually be purchased if lost? Companies like Razer don't sell them. 3. Do the keyboards also handle bluetooth? I want to use it on my phone, my tablet, and perhaps my wife's phone and tablet. So ideally 4 BT connections but two will do. 4. Battery life? I want to use rechargeable 18650 cells with nipples on them. (No spot welding!) With a few 18650 cells the keyboard should last for years but certainly months. These are the basics I expect before I worry about latency, roll-over, optical, mechanical, etc..

[@clarkettinger6958]

how are you going to use a full sized keyboard with a phone? that just sounds hella inconvenient

[@CheapHomeTech]

@@clarkettinger6958 I use bluetooth. I have several full size keyboards. I'm always trying new ones. I won't try anything that doesn't have a bluetooth option. So when I send a text message I hit the bluetooth button, or the proper bluetooth button for that device, and start typing. I can type about as fast as I think. But if I don't have a keyboard then I'm stuck at one word per minute. So naturally a keyboard is very convenient.

[@clarkettinger6958]

@@CheapHomeTech yea, but full sized keyboard is massive, so like finding a place to put it while using your phone would prolly be hard. unless you are talking about like propping your phone up on your desk

[@CheapHomeTech]

@@clarkettinger6958 I like assigning the extra keys to other tasks. The keyboards he's reviewing look great and are totally new to me. I want to buy a new keyboard every month or two. And if they have basics covered I will certainly be buying them.

[@harryshuman9637]

Lower latency won't help 99.99% of players who don't have any logical or critical thinking needed to win any game.

[@Djiggelow]

Sicher? Du bist da aber anders ne

[@Youareretained]

the music is a bit loud

[@j_crust4582]

Sounds just like the Dutch. Always underestimating their competitors

[@r_turner]

Underestimated the Hardware Overestimated the Software 80He FTW

[@JakubixIsHere]

Well wooting hire people that know what to do

[@jonathanz9889]

Be great if you could test the nuphy air60he/air75he

[@youngsc2401]

ATK 60 HE EDGE EXTREME is the fastest keyboard rn, not the EZ63, u can check if u want

[@JakubixIsHere]

Do they have xlat latency test?

[@youngsc2401]

@@JakubixIsHere only on bilibili

[@Ryansraaisma]

Can you review the made 68 ultra pls

[@mhmdisnob]

no nophy 😢