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

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100% recommend going to a local tech store that has some gaming keyboards and mice on display and just get a feel for them. Your accessory is a preference so its hard to give a definitive recommendation. I've had razer ornata, huntsman v2, huntsman tournament and they all have their own minor inconveniences that lead me to not use them anymore. Ornata is mechanical membrane, not particularly optimal. Huntsman v2 was a bit bulky for me (tall key caps) Tournament had too low of an actuation point (resting my fingers on the keys activated them) and did not have a feel-good press to them. Mice are the same depending on your hand size, grip, and even moisture (how much you sweat). Ultimately I have a Logitech g915 keyboard because of its short key caps and it has an overall nice feel. Rock a razer viper ultimate mouse (v1 basically) I own v2 and it just was a bit smaller and out of shape for me. I own a superlight and it was uncomfortably small as well. I have razer glass keyboard but I def recommend a slow-medium pad of whichever company you like, its just easier to use and better for tactical shooters like valorant.
i've had mixed results with razer. a blackwidow hyperspeed i got a few years ago broke recently, but a huntsman v2 i've had for over 5 years works well. i think at least their optical stuff is good. also, i think there have been a lot of issues with the blackwidow v4, but that supposedly has been resolved
i love my razer deathstalker v2 pro tkl with red switches. for gaming it's amazing, for typing, it's ok. better than my normal huntsman keyboard with red switches. it's also optical, which is a must for me in terms of reliability. sick of having double typing problems with non optical keyboards
Razer Huntsman V2. Best overall keyboard, had a Wooting and i didnt like it at all, complicated piece of junk for 200$
I had a huntsman mini v3 and before that I had the full size huntsman. I use it for gaming and software development. I have the ghost case and Geon Raw switches with the double shot pbt wooting keycaps
So I switched from Windows11 to linux. I had a razer huntsman with optical switches and it was ok in windows. It was very loud and the dial was always flaky. Even using open razer I wouldn’t recommend any razer stuff in linux. You can change some of the RGB stuff but changing anything meaningful doesn’t work. I have a 65% keychron HE keyboard now and it works perfectly in linux. You can set the RGB stuff but you can set actuation points or change what keys do what. And it does that using a web app so nothing needs installing. Works with bluetooth, wired or using the included wifi dongle.
I went through two Razer Huntsman keyboards and now I'm using the 8bitDo Mechanical keyboard with the addition of the keypad that can be used as a standalone calculator.

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

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K2 HE Wireless Magnetic Switch Custom Keyboard
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