
Wooting
80HE
Elite gaming performance, deep customization, but divisive typing feel.

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Because part of Logitech's business strategy is to develop new, groundbreaking products, and then start gimping the new, groundbreaking part with each new version. Note that the next model in this line had only one column of macro keys, and a slot you could stick your phone into to run a truly sketchtacular app for the display.
I had a G910 spectrum, but unfortunately it was dogshit at being a keyboard. So I'm back to a stock Dell 🤷♂️
Saddest day was when my g910 died...and then looked at the replacement cost...
My Logitech G910 is double typing on 3 different keys now. I am needing to replace it in the next month. I love how the keys feel but wouldn't mind my replacement to be a bit quieter. Looking for something under $100 (cheaper the better but I respect quality ofc) Should I get another G910 or do you have any suggestions? Thank you!!
I have a G19 and the tilda button has stopped working. I think way back I spilt something in the keyboard. I have opened it up, and can't see any obvious broken paths in the membrane. Can't buy a replacement membrane when I looked into it years ago. Other than that I really liked it, my Orion spark had recently ghosting keys which is so annoying.
Going from G910 to 80HE. Went from a proprietary tactile to linear HE switches. I’d say I feel a little bit more responsiveness since I can pull the actuation up to 0.1 mm. But that doesn’t mean I’m now a pro player don’t get me wrong. I’m just happy that I don’t have the issue of double pressing and having to constantly open and remove 36 screws to get to the board and solder in replacement switches. I only see the switch to Wooting as a convenience upgrade rather than a skill boost upgrade. Buying it because I want to “get gud” was NEVER the intention. I just want a reliable keyboard <$300 that is SUPER modular in case that rare chance I need to replace a part. The times I had to take apart and put together the G910 is something I don’t ever want to do again. Do I miss the programmable buttons, numpad, built in phone stand, volume wheel, and rgb only lighting up just the characters and not the under low as well? - Yes, I do. But the loss features I miss don’t compare to the longevity that I’ll be getting with the 80HE. Wooting is planning on a volume wheel keycap and I’m using a 16 key macropad so I’m covered by those replacement.

Wooting
80HE
Elite gaming performance, deep customization, but divisive typing feel.

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