How to LUBE your Wooting Keyboard

[@Shimelz]

I saw Optimum Tech review your keyboard, I don’t think i’ve ever wanted, no.. NEEDED something so bad I literally made an account on the website already. When i’m old enough and get a job ill 100% get your keyboard! You guys are awesome!

[@exot1c_dark066]

😅 or just ask family for money between your birthday and Christmas. You don’t really need a job until you’re 18 focus on school lil bro

[@unproduktiv2906]

I pre ordered one because of optimum tech

[@you.got.gapped.racing44]

@@exot1c_dark066 school, ok then what? University? Then what, a low wage job? Start a business of some sort and you will reach the status of all your idiotic teachers combined, just grab some advice from the real world by Andrew Tate or look elsewhere

[@antagonisf]

well by that time prolly there will be smt new on the radar but yeah good thing u got smt to look forward to

[@ZAIBYR]

You ever get your keyboard? Just curious.

[@B3L13V3R]

I can confirm that lubing these just a TINY bit more, especially the springs, takes this keeb from great to dreamy. Especially if you transplant to a high-end case. Over the top!! Loving it!!

[@peggeMEGA]

Hello! I wanna give this a go, did you lube all the parts he did in this video ( the switches ) I wont do the stabilizers im pretty sure.

[@B3L13V3R]

​@@peggeMEGANo need to lube the stabs for the wooting. They lube them really well unless you want a specific lube type

[@PsychoOn360Hz]

​@@B3L13V3R Some arent as lubed as others would like and some can tell that

[@PsychoOn360Hz]

What case did you go with? Wanted the Tofu so bad but they dont sell it anymore

[@B3L13V3R]

@@PsychoOn360Hz I was able to get the TOFU60 in powder coated white before they were sold out. I got it as soon as they had stock as I was told they sell out quickly.

[@HyperFlie]

Just lubricated my 60HE+, it was my first time lubinga keyboard and wow it sounds absolutely amazing! Thank you for the simple video explaining too. I am even in the process of creating a video on this keyboard and it has blown me away but now with this simple mod it is even crazier, Wooting you are 100% my favourite keyboard brand and thank you for making such amazing products.

[@ChantingInTheDark]

Any tips now you’ve done it? I’m thinking of doing my 60HE+.

[@bathrobeheroo]

I never loved any keyboard as much as my Wooting, but today, given that each key is in 4 pieces, with 100+ keys, doing my first maintenance after spilling liquid over the whole thing, I'm not so happy. But hey, after another day or so I'll get back an amazing and renewed keyboard. Also, this video is very helpful.

[@Wooting]

Liquid is always nasty, especially if it's a fat and/or sugar containing drink. Regardless of how we protect the PCBA, you need to clean out the entire thing or else it'll just start to mold inside, degrade PCBA faster, and keys get sticky! So good job taking it apart!

[@kingvenge4]

Is it broken now, or its fine u do maintenance cuz spilled liquid over ur wooting?

[@bathrobeheroo]

@@kingvenge4 It's completely fine but disassembling, cleaning and regreasing the whole thing one key at a time takes hours.

[@wrckls535]

cant wait for the keyboard to arrive. im part of the eu-sokken order but damn its great to see that you guys put this amount of effort into everything concerning the keyboard! great job as always :D (probably will come back to look at this tutorial again to lube the switches at some point) happy christmas and holidays everyone!

[@Wooting]

Thanks a lot for the lovely words, wrckls! ❤️ You too a happy new year, and wish you all the best and joy. 😁

[@CMDRunematti]

Well how was it? 😁

[@g1zmo85]

Ty for this video, will come in handy when my 60HE comes!

[@Fundorin]

My keyboard is already ordered! Now i need more things to mod the shot out of it when it arrives! Ty guys to bring something new and revolutionary to the market

[@RYUN_Usagi]

Bought these products! I'm looking forward to receiving it. Thank you to everyone who made these wonderful products.

[@eyang7]

Watching this to lub my black zinc wooting 80he 😊. Already did tape mod, put new stabilizers, and noise dampening sheet on 😊. Happy as a kid atm 😅

[@Wooting]

What noise dampening sheet did you end up using. I am curious what your experience is like. :D ^Sander

[@eyang7]

@@Wooting I used the kilmat 1.3mm thickness noise insulation and dampening sheet inside the back plate. Sounds thocky and nice 😊

[@uiopuiop3472]

@@eyang7 wish kilmat was available in the eu

[@mrfox4819]

​@@eyang7 Tape mod? Bout to build my 80he later

[@dave7474]

Just got done lubing and tape modding mine :) First time for everything. It all feels much better

[@Wooting]

Ayy nice!

[@itzjsl7415]

Same hahaha

[@dave7474]

​@@itzjsl7415 dang that was 9 months ago!!! The keyboard still sounds great btw. Used the lube they sell

[@a31el57]

@@dave7474do you have to relube?

[@dave7474]

​@@a31el57 I havent, though im sure itd probably make a difference since its been a year

[@Russell_Du]

Counting my pennies till i can buy myself one of these boards, truly innovating in the peripheral market.

[@Samq666]

You gotta be kiddin me. Cant wait spending a whole day doing very precise manufacture work

[@samuelbarratt9346]

Then don't 😂

[@anz7978]

I've been waiting for this vid! Thx for the tips

[@Wooting]

You're welcome! Good luck, and perhaps share results in Discord? I am curious. ^Sander

[@TheRosanchez85]

Awesome, I’ll save this vid so I can lube the switches once I get this board, preordered the 60he after watching the Badseed Tech review and mod vids. Super excited, great job guys

[@Wooting]

Good luck on your modding journey! Soon, we plan on making a video on all the mods that have been done on the 60HE. I'd love to see yours in there. Make sure to share it in the 60HE modding channel on our Discord. 😁 ^Sander

[@Spooderdood]

“Sounds amazing right” me rn: NAAWWWW BRUVVVV THAT SOUNDS CRUNCHIER THAN CAPTAIN CRUNCHHHHHHHH

[@holdthat4090]

Yeah so I just spent 6 hours cleaning and lubing my 60HE today. I've had it for almost a year so it's broken in p well. people say the switches are mid but if im not mistaken in fine print under the stem it says they're made by Gateron so take that as you will. My advice is to do your due diligence and fully, fully lube the switches. I think the stock leker switches are more firm than anything so I wouldn't worry about them jamming from excessive lube. I followed the tutorial and lubed all the parts of the switch, without over lubing any parts of the swtich, and they sound like a million bucks.

[@Minurz]

I hope that you guys will one day do screw-in stabs instead of plate mount. Really love the innovation here, but I think I'm just too far down the custom modded keyboard rabbit hole to go back haha! Will buy myself a wrist rest to replace my dying foam one though.

[@Wooting]

I feel ya, once you got in the rabbit hole you won't go back. 😂 I hear ya, and others of course. I chuck the feedback right to the team. Can't say it will happen, but if it will we will let you guys know ASAP. 😉 Also you'll love the Wooting wrist rest. I used the foam one for a while, and switching to the wooting is the best. But of course I am an employee now so how trustworthy is that, haha. ^Sander

[@notmejustyou]

Delta hub had some good wrist rest i got 2 regular and 1 with the strap for my mouse, it does the same thing as a arm sleeve and a wrist rest, for each individual hand. Wootimg They should collab with them.

[@Masoch1st]

Odd that you would pass on a keyboard that is technically superior in every way because it is only 90% of the way to a custom sound and feel . The keyboard is incredible. There is nothing like it anywhere

[@RiceCubeTech]

@@Masoch1stbecause not everyone cares about gaming performance, and not every pro gamer uses one of these and is stil better than “good” players who use this. Your own skill is still more important than the technical differences this would provide. Buying this won’t make shit skills better, so if someone doesn’t think it’s worth it, and would still rather use a custom, chances are they probably have a reason why.

[@Masoch1st]

@@RiceCubeTech sorry but you are just wrong. there are many games where this keyboard provides a clear and direct significant advantage that basically any skill level can take advantage of. this is WAY better than any custom for gaming, you have no idea what you are talking about.

[@Desmond987]

75% layout would be the dream!

[@milo_army970]

Yooo, that tutorial is actually crazy good and detailed. How often should I lube the keyboard?

[@Echter-Berliner420]

What a great Video… Love it, its a very well explanation right here

[@blueheron99]

So nice that the wooting 60 he comes w a wire keycap puller

[@TRXSH503]

I ordered can’t wait to receive it 👍🏽❤️

[@Noireinself]

after seeing you take the whole keyboard apart to not damage anything I decided to not lube mine ^^

[@iopsmart]

i am watching this video even though you dont ship to morocco i am consulting your website everyday to see if there is an update hopefully you will be able to ship to morocco soon

[@ItsJam3z]

I'm glad this guide is so comprehensive, otherwise my keyboard would be cooked 💀

[@jaster6724]

Out of subject but great haircut sir 🤝

[@franciscopeixotoo]

Amazing job guys, very helpful! My batch is EU-Broek and I can’t wait to receive it. How often would be ideal to lube the keyboard?

[@shakosow8479]

Lubing once will basically last you an eternity. You don't really have to worry about relubing it.

[@ttoppaladin]

Do you have to lube your keyboard upon it arriving or is it already like this stock??

[@RollieFingers681]

Did not find a link for alternative springs in the description nor do i see them on the website?

[@elliotsmith102]

They stopped selling other springs but do sell l45 switches. They should have a new lineup of Lekker v2 and some new spring sets when 80he releases.

[@bheetmahmeet2479]

"Sounds amazing right?" Not really lmaooo

[@johnny74max87]

Can’t wait to get my keyboard in January

[@JYMBO]

The only reason you "Should Not" use Krytox 205g0 on your stabs is strictly a cost issue, it's expensive and considered a waste when other lubricants like Dielectric Grease or the Molykote EM-50l you showed can do basically the same job on the stabs, neither works better or worse so i wouldn't go as far to say you outright "Should Not" use 205g0 for stabilizers, it's just more cost effective to use something else unless you don't have anything else on hand, then going out & buying something else specifically for stabs when you only have one set to lubricate would be more wasteful.

[@v10__atmo]

poor guy

[@neomoon3292]

i cant find the lighter springs on the webbsite, are they not out yet?

[@Wooting]

These will be available again soon. I will let you know when.

[@Moodyfn]

i watched this video and i dont remember if there was any mention of switch films, and so i was wondering if those are fine and good or if it will affect anything for the lekker switch. i dont think it should but just wanted some clarification thanks

[@sunzi741]

films don't fit the housings of the switch due to differences of molds between standard mechanical switches and the lekkers, already tried

[@mdee5]

films don't exactly fit but they still can be used and still work, just a bit more finnicky and you bend the film slightly while installing them.

[@Wooting]

We haven't personally tried this out, but BadSeedTech did make a video on this. I highly recommend you to check that out. :) Link here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5jckKFpm5yJm6s ^Sander

[@walnut5617]

films make a VERY minimal difference between sound, i highly don't recommend filming unless you're using a very loose housing

[@Old-Babylonian]

WE NEED THE TKL WOOTING

[@juicybacon12]

Do you guys sell heavier springs for the switches ? Thx. Love the board

[@collectsnfts]

What lube should I look for if I can’t purchase from you guys? Anything specifically I should be looking for or just stabiliser and switch lube on google?

[@boxmindtv]

are we able to clip the stabilizers? ive had mine for about a week. i absolutely love it. but my spacebar is pretty rattly. was going to do some stab pads and clip the legs.

[@NostalgicVibes]

I do not know if you found your answer, but you CAN clip the stabs! I clipped mine and they feel/sound a lot better. You can also band-aid mod your stabs as well. The only downside is the stabs are plate-mounted, which is not a HUGE deal, but would be nice to see this. For a gaming keyboard, it's amazing that we even have the ability to do mods that you would normally see on a custom. The fact you can even swap the PCB into other cases is awesome alone.

[@youheartlena]

hey wootinglies. when do you recommend lubing the keyboard? since it comes already factory lubed. is there a certain sound i need to hear to remind me lubing it? thanks for putting in so much effort for the keyboards. i love my 2 he sooooo much ♥

[@Wooting]

Especially with the V2 switches, I don't think you need to lube the switches manually as the factory-lube is already pretty good. ^Sander

[@jtechreviews2021]

Nice! this should have a lubed version of the retail. I like all the reviews of this keyboard, hope it's worth the wait. :)

[@Wooting]

Did you mean a hand lubed version in the store or? ^Sander

[@jtechreviews2021]

@@Wooting Pre-built with a lubed version of the switches. I think that will make sense. So you guys can give better options. :)

[@ProllyP]

@@jtechreviews2021 it’s very hard to do prelubed keyboards without major price increases, as its very labor intensive. It’s hard and expensive to automate, not to mention the fact that using too much or too little lube on the keys can cause it to not sound as good, so you would also need the automation to be very controlled and precise, meaning that practically speaking the only way to lube it with decent results would be by having someone hand lube rhe keyboard. This however greatly drives the price up as lubing can take up to an hour, which means you pay for lube, equipment, expertise, and the wage of the person lubing.

[@jtechreviews2021]

@@ProllyP Alright. I can understand this since my experiences on pre-lubed switches is very disappointing. You have a good point sir. Being a local keyboard modder here in my location I can relate to what you are trying to point out. Hope I can get one this year though. Thanks and more power to you guys! ⌨️☝️

[@Masoch1st]

The costs would be ridiculous. That's a 5 hour job. Took me 7 but I'm slow.

[@Moodyfn]

if you use the 60he can u completely change to different switches and still get the really low actuation point or is it based off of the lekker switch itself?

[@Grimlo9ic]

It's the Lekker switch itself. You also cannot use other types of switches (traditional mechanical, or optical) with the 60HE PCB because the layout/size of the holes on them are different.

[@Wooting]

What @Grimlo9ic basically said. Unfortunately, you can't swap out the switches besides replacing it with Lekker switches. ^Sander

[@EF.BE.I]

@@Wooting something about the pcb working completely differently when it comes to registering?

[@alexeymalafeev6167]

Are the keyboards factory lubed? Or is it possible to buy a pre-lubed keyboard?

[@hieroja1]

According to the website they are pre-lubed, this might be new addition to newer batches. Just got mine and it is really smooth out of the box. I have custom keyboard with hand lubed alpacas and the wooting is really close to that when in comes to smoothness.

[@scxrlethouse]

The lube application is very light out of the box but they are still really smooth. Would definitely recommend hand lubing them though

[@adriankuchta217]

i've noticed youre offering PC switch plate kit on your website, was wondering if its possible to maybe have screw in stabs as an option on some future plates. thats if it can be fit in the same form factor. just an idea, id pay like £40 if a plate like that existed

[@Huttunen666]

13:00 I heard that you should put the switches south-facing if you have cherry profile keycaps that are not backlit. Is this true?

[@Wooting]

You need to see if the keycaps in row 3 collides with the switch. Usually only premium (GMK) Cherry profile keycaps have this issue. If that's the case, installing south facing will solve it yes.

[@Crossant.p]

Is it true that the more recent 60he's are prelubed better than before from factory?

[@SAVAGEwarzone]

How often do you need to do this ? When you first receive it does it need this done right away

[@drsteee]

Thank you for the video, very well done! On one part you mention that also the bottom of the cylinder in the stem could be lubed, that’s a little bit confusing. I assume you don’t mean the clear metal part because that would cause problems with the distance measuring?

[@Wooting]

If you don't want to take apart the switch, you can also just lubricate the circle shaped hole under the switch where the cylinder shaped stem with magnet goes back and forth. The lube doesn't affect the magnet. It'll just go straight through it.

[@drsteee]

@@Wooting thank you!

[@drsteee]

@@Wooting One other question. Can I use these little foam stickers which will be placed on the plate (so they will be right under the switches) or will these affect the performance in any way?

[@kingsman3506]

was the first keyboard in the video that he said he uses at home done with the basic or advanced lubing? I liked the way that one sounded.

[@Wooting]

Calder applied the advanced method to it. ^Sander

[@kingsman3506]

@@Wooting thank you

[@PrivateTouch]

@@kingsman3506 its not really that hard, its pretty ez imo - it just takes time and you gotta chill out and dont rush the procces.

[@sheleg4807]

Is lubing a must? can not lubing make the keyboard less competitive in the sense of delay/input lag/speed?

[@Wooting]

The keyboard is factory lubed out of the box. Some users want a different sound or feeling to their keyboard and that is the main reason people lube their keyboards. It doesn’t influence the keyboard speed, delay or input lag in any way.

[@FIintztone]

Do you get the guaranteed mighty gavel after wrecking ball?

[@RLLLx]

does putting wooting on a magnet breaks it? i accidentally left my wooting on my iPad, then some button start to click on its own some time. Do i just switch to a new PCB or is there a way to fix it?

[@s1aver1]

I get lubing by hand(already are pre-lubed) improves the sound profile but does it make them any smoother? The switches already a lot more smooth than typical switches due to the different mechanism I'm skeptical lubing would make much difference in this regard.

[@Wooting]

It makes the feel more buttery, which feels smoother but isn't less frictionless if that makes sense. It makes a huge difference in sound, some in feel, a lot in typing experience.

[@thawzie]

Will we ever get a chance to have this in the Philippines?

[@natoxrl]

Hi !Do i have to lub the switches just with krytox 205g0 or another one is good ?

[@pryex8565]

Will putting films on the switches make them too tight to fit into the plate well? I generally like the sound of filmed switches but won't do it if the plate tolerances are too tight.

[@Wooting]

We've had a few community members on Discord go through with films, you should ask them just in case, in the #I_have_my_60he channel, #60he community modding thread. The switches are relatively tight in the plate already, and the films might increase distance from magnet to hall sensor which will make it less sensitive.

[@pryex8565]

@@Wooting Thanks for the reply! After some research in the Discord I've decided not to put films on, because I don't want to effect the sensitivity of the switch. Excited to get my board soon!

[@aaymanbd]

So I'm in a dusty environment, lubing regular switches eventually leads to key chatter in a couple of months. Will this still be the case with the lekker switches?

[@zDrillsX]

Does anyone know how long this will take for someone new at this? I need to know how much time to set aside. Thanks!

[@keinplan2190]

it took me 3 hrs to lube the switches.

[@zDrillsX]

@@keinplan2190 Thanks, ordered the lube set. Going to try lubricating my switches for the first time.

[@toxicharry3561]

When trying to reassemble the switch, the prongs on the transparent part can’t seem to fit into to the bottom base of the switch no matter what I do. I’ve lined them up perfectly and apply even force on both sides from the top and half of it fits on, or everything fits apart from one corner

[@Wooting]

Did you make sure to align the window sides of the top and bottom housing?

[@nanezferrer3565]

Does it have a numpad while on FN short cut ?

[@rudyomic21]

Great. Can i get one before march ? 😋

[@NHGAFWYUTB]

How often should you lubricate your keyboard with daily use? Just looking for a general timeline.

[@Wooting]

The keyboard will continue to function perfectly even without re-lubing. However, over several years, depending on how frequently certain keys are pressed, you might notice changes in how it feels and sounds. This is usually a sign that it could use a re-lube to regain its original smoothness. Typically, you’ll notice a difference in sound or a slightly scratchy feel, which indicates it’s time to reapply lubricant. However, this doesn't affect the keyboard's functionality; it just helps reduce friction for a smoother typing experience. ^Sander

[@NHGAFWYUTB]

@ Wow. Always heard you guy’s customer service was outstanding. That was an incredible reply

[@NHGAFWYUTB]

@@Wooting One more question sorry! When you purchase replacement Lekkers from your site, do they come pre-lubed or is that up to the user?

[@Wooting]

They come factory pre-lubed, same like the switches that are pre-installed in the keyboard. :) ^Sander

[@phatbman]

Any chance wooting can make a 65 percent keyboard? I need arrow and delete keys for my work. I also need a small keyboard to travel and don't want to compromise

[@MiaouMiam]

Hi do a spray dry lube PTFE can work on the lekker switches to thx ?

[@Wooting]

That I can't answer. Never tried.

[@MiaouMiam]

@@Wooting ok thx for the reply

[@EinoPlayer-sq4ch]

Is lubing still worth it in the lekker v2 switches

[@michaelwtffff]

Should I clean the lube that is already on the switch before lubing them?

[@Wooting]

No necessarily.

[@JayzBeerz]

Never heard of this brand. Are your keyboards reliable?

[@Wooting]

We'd of course say yes, but that's something you'd have to check with reviews online. 😉

[@JayzBeerz]

@@Wooting I checked some reviews and they were all good. But when I saw the price I was WOW! I'm more of a budget builder like a $40.00 to $60.00 keyboard then I mod them. Thank you for the reply.

[@ShortyDHO]

Hey, how long does it take for lubbing 60 Switch ?

[@Sovigun]

hey! just got my wooting delivered. QQ - do I need to lube it if it is a brand new one or after a while of using?

[@Wooting]

Stock it arrives with pre-lubed switches which are smooth out of the box. Optionally, you can hand-lube them further to get a different sound from them.

[@Sovigun]

@@Wooting sweet! Thank you. Btw. Amazing piece of equipment so far :)

[@itsarsum9147]

please tell me that the screws at 2:30 was an oversight? There is no way that those were designed on purpose to be that small to be a pain in the ass to screw back in. I'm so frustrated trying to even line that shit up?

[@Wooting]

This is why good screwdrivers have a magnetic head 👍

[@itsarsum9147]

@@Wooting yup I had to get a magnetic screw driver and then it was easy

[@Hoppe-Rider]

Is it necessary to lube the switches for a new keyboard or is it already pre lubed?

[@Wooting]

They come pre-lubed and are smooth out of the box. Lubing them manually on top of that just changes the sound a bit.

[@Hoppe-Rider]

@@Wooting i love your "two HE" but as it seems to me the bottom case is made of ABS. Isn't there an aluminum option?

[@kobe7176]

With a brand new board is it worth lubricating straight away?

[@thabotuso3084]

Best keyboard ive ever seen lol

[@Accuaro]

I over lubed the switches, but idm they sound quieter and don't feel weird.

[@Wooting]

It is also a bit of a personal preference. But typically when you over lube them they become stuck or mushy. ^Sander

[@Accuaro]

@Wooting Ah, then I suppose I didn't over lube them. They actuate and bottom out without feeling mushy/sluggish and don't get stuck. I didn't have oil to bag lube springs, so I had to do them 1 by 1. Painful, but rewarding.

[@KoseChris]

Hei! I got my 60HE last week, its very nice :) are you working on a solution to make the buttoming out sound quieter? and also are you working on a aluminum case for the 60HE?

[@jaimegamboa8080]

I watched badseeds latest mod of the wooting and there he used a similar switches to these and he said those are lubed well and didn't need lubing, and in the video he mentioned that he confirmed with you guys that the newer batches are factory lubed better? Is his description accurate?

[@dragonfireproductions790]

is it possible to put my old stabilizer and plate onto the keyboard?

[@Billygoatbuff]

Do the stabilizers come pre lubed?

[@DaveyuKay]

How often do you need to do this? I don't have loads of time and don't want to be having to dedicate a couple of hours to maintenance.

[@Wooting]

It'll mellow down over the years, but never go back to original. You can do it once and never look back.

[@DaveyuKay]

@@Wooting Thank you for the response. I've pretty much decided to go for the 80HE when it gets to the UK. How long would you expect the factory applied lube to last for before I would need to lubricate again (in order to keep it in good condition).

[@flashh.4512]

Isn‘t the 60HE pre lubed? 🤔

[@Wooting]

It is, but it's always on the safe side for the switches. Best job is always you own job.

[@chocolatepinkspider]

are these switches tapered to support cherry profile keycaps in north-facing orientation? I've seen videos where they did not change the orientation while using cherry switches but did not mention anything about interference

[@Wooting]

Most Cherry profile keycaps don't interfere. But we have seen GMK sets having problems. In that case, you can always rotate the switch 180 degrees, and you are totally fine. :) ^Sander

[@chocolatepinkspider]

@@Wooting is it because GMK keycaps are recessed and sit lower compared to generic cherry profile caps? by the way I must say that your comms is fantastic. the update videos and the responses on the channel are informative and transparent. I've been writing about consumer tech for a fair bit of time, and I cant recall many companies who are comparable in this aspect.

[@holy_1]

Do you need to lube it straight out the box? or does it come pre-lubed?

[@Wooting]

The switches come pre-lubed. Personally, hand-lubing it won't change the feel, as it is already fairly smooth. The most significant difference would be the sound profile.

[@Dukku]

12:12 whoever put the wysi number on the 60HE you're the goat

[@nixalin5525]

If you tune your stabs well then you should be perfectly fine using 205g0 for your stabs. TBH I prefer using it for stabs.

[@nanezferrer3565]

Please make A TKL

[@K0NVICTx]

I want these keycaps!

[@Azurta]

Anyone know what keycaps they are? they clean asf

[@PureCapsaicin]

I was trying to pull out the switches sidewise lol, luckily no damage and it was only one switch but still what a stupid mistake lol.

[@scebaffles968]

does having the ARM or AVR make a big difference for gaming?

[@Wooting]

I quote from the website, since Calder has written it so nicely 😁 "The new MCU compared to the current MCU is more powerful. That said, the current MCU still meets our requirements and expectations. There is no difference in performance and features for the time being. We can even guarantee that regardless of the MCU, you can and will enjoy the comparable features and performance up until January 2024. After this date, we expect to exceed the capabilities of the current MCU and can't make the same guarantee anymore. There will be one notable difference. The new MCU will have more available configuration slots for advanced features such as DKS, Mod-tap, and other potential advanced key configurations we might create. We expect the new MCU to store about twice the amount of slots thanks to its larger temporary memory (SRAM)." ^Sander

[@TheGeneralMod]

Can I buy screw-in stabilizers for the 60HE?

[@moepOo]

no

[@Wooting]

Only plate-mounted stabs are supported on the 60HE. ^Sander

[@EF.BE.I]

@@Wooting are screw in stabs something in the question for the next one?

[@Wooting]

@@EF.BE.I We have taken note of the feedback, but for now no expectations that it'll become an option.

[@florianeppensteiner9500]

You could offer a service on the website for Doing it for us??

[@crazedfeel5775]

Is it possible to lube the Two HE, the same way, and dismantle it safely ?

[@Wooting]

Yes, it's even a little bit easier, as you'd remove the switch plate from the PCBA direct.

[@crazedfeel5775]

@@Wooting Awesome, thx !

[@SquidGains]

I do be experimenting with the lube

[@computer_carnivore]

What watch are you wearing?

[@tinpot_numbee3910]

I live in the Philippines and I tried ordering the Wooting Two HE but it doesn’t support my address please help.

[@Wooting]

Unfortunately we don't support the Philippines now due to complications with shipping. I'm sorry. :( ^Sander

[@tinpot_numbee3910]

@@Wooting I understand your concern.

[@MrDamonLeBeouf]

the keycaps at the start of the vid... where can i get them!!!!???

[@Wooting]

Working on it. 😃 We will update once we have more news, of course. ^Sander

[@Percentifyy]

So everything was perfect until it was time to take the metal bar out of the stabilizer housings. There’s no explanation on how to remove it properly and I’m pretty sure I just broke the stem from removing the bar without explanation… can someone help explain how to remove metal stem from the end stabilizer housings?

[@height5558]

Can you link me the music used in this video?

[@Wooting]

Been a bit of a while, so don't know what it was anymore. We usually use music provided by Artlist.io, so it isn't available online anywhere really.

[@moonstrobe]

As a complete noob to lubing keyboards.. Isn't using a lubed keyboard just asking for trouble in a somewhat dusty environment? Also, how do you clean off old dirty lube?

[@philipp594]

You should really show how to add bandaids to the side top and bottom ob the stab plate holes and improve rattle of the plate mounted stabs in the plate. Or you just do the right thing and let us use pcb mounted stabs.

[@Wooting]

We recommend hand-lubing the stabilizers or put some excess lube inside the housing and see if that improves your rattle. Each sample is slightly different in terms of rattle. My sample doesn't rattle, so I am not sure if I would notice a big difference if I tried it out. But I will definitely take a look at after my vacation. ^Sander

[@philipp594]

@@Wooting I would buy another one if a revision 3 has screw in stabs. You can see how people do it here (kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGK3oJeMfNt5aMk) it's not the holee mod.

[@jamie_2e]

Are HyperX Pudding keycaps compatible?

[@Wooting]

They should be compatible, yes. Upon a quick glance they have the same sizes.

[@jamie_2e]

@@Wooting thanks