60HE v2

Wooting, u could get a knock iff for cheaper but they just lowered the price of their original 60he plus u get an actually backed product that come with support from the company and actual good software that makes changing thing on ur keyboard to suit u a breeze I have both the v1 and v2 and regret nothing

Wooting, either the 80HE or 60HE v2. 4 year warranty, no need to download any software bc you can do everything in your browser, best customer service.

Look into Wooting, 4 year warranty and you don’t have to download anything to use their software like most brands. You can just use your browser. Customer service and community is great.

Wooting, either the 60HE v2 or 80HE (same performance, different layout). Most used on https://prosettings.net/ best software with 4-year warranty. You don’t even need to download anything because you can do everything on a browser. Highly recommend to change the switches to the Owlab Ti HE, sounds and feels better imo. The Wooting switches are 4.0mm but the Owlab Ti HE are 3.4mm. I didn’t think it would make a huge difference but it’s a game changer.

Personal preference when it comes to the keyboard performance because it's impossible for a human to notice the differences between latency but if you really want to know ([source](https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/tools/compare/razer-huntsman-v3-pro-mini-tkl-vs-wooting-80he/44990/49563#test_6756-)) the lower the number, the better - Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL Single-Key Latency: 3.4ms Wooting 80HE Single-Key Latency: 0.4ms The only downside of the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL is that the switches are not hot-swappable, the switches are soldered into the keyboard. The Wooting has hot-swappable switches and it's a lot easier to mod. Everything else, Wooting does so much better. One of the worst things about Razer and Logitech is their software, especially Synapse (Razer). It uses unnecessary amount of resources while running in the background (a bunch of Reddit post about how bad Synapse is and I've experienced it myself). With Wooting, like I mentioned in my previous comment, you can do everything on your browser. It won't make a huge difference if you have a good performance PC but if you're competitive and care about squeezing every FPS you can get, I would hate to have Synapse running in the background. You can check switch compatibility list here: [https://link.wooting.io/soundtests](https://link.wooting.io/soundtests)

[https://wooting.io/](https://wooting.io/) If rigidity is your main concern then opt for a metal case instead of the plastic. I'd recommend Wooting kbs to anyone, they're the endgame for me.

With plastic you're almost always going to have some flex. The metal cases are robust enough to withstand pretty much anything you're going to throw at it, they legitimately feel like solid ingots lol. Another thing with Wooting is that their software is all web-based so you don't have to install anything to customize it. Hot-swappable so you can replace any switches that go bad.

Well shipping is a problem for both to be honest. Assuming you're American, they both will take a few weeks. Nuphy is based in China and ships from China, and Wooting is based in Europe, shipping from Europe. There is no quick shipping if buying directly from either of them. (Except the wooting 60he V2. They have a warehouse in the U.S., but it is only for that board, not the 80he which sounds like the layout you want.) As for buying different switches? There are hundreds of them out there. I personally have tried the geon raw, gateron jade, durock rock he, phylina lightning, and both weights of the lekker switches. If you don't want to go searching through a bunch of reviews to find what you may or may not like, just stick with the ones it comes with. You can always swap them out later if you want.

what wooting has over other brands is software/web driver. Clean and fully functional with support for older products and frequent software updates. CS isn’t bad either. I think the only stock board that’s great from them and worth the hype is the 60HEv2, the rest are fine, maybe a tad overpriced. You can create cheaper custom boards that look and feel better to your personal taste.

A little strange, that you’re considering TKL and 60% at the same time. If you don’t mind ordering from AliExpress, take a look at Weikav K-ONE 80. Don’t even consider Steelseries or Razer, if you care about typing feel/sound. I can’t justify paying 200$ for plastic case Wooting too. iqunix boards are fine, but overpriced for what they offer compared to the competitors.

Yeah, if you don't want to deal with Ali, then just stick with Wooting. Chinese boards are way overpriced, when bought outside of Ali/Tao. Official sites are good example, when something like ATK EDGE 60/68 priced almost 100$ higher (shipping is also not included) on official site than on Taobao. https://preview.redd.it/q9sep5wvnpcf1.png?width=1505&format=png&auto=webp&s=e6f3cfd113b58c687a30c76381330f5ef7617f8f

>What do you guys think or recommend? Ignore overpriced crap like >SS APEX PRO or WOOTING 60he Wooting 80HE and 60HEv2 are slightly better options, but I still don't think they're worth it. You can start with \~$50 HE boards to understand if you like them or not. If you're going to get a new board anyway and ready to spend more, I can easily recommend Everglide SU75PRO (currently $110 on Keebforce). Not knowing the specific model of your current board is a problem. If it's something like the Aula F75 — it's already fast enough latency wise to play comfortably. RT is surely a good feature, but it won't make an astronomical difference. SOCD is forbidden on official Valve servers, so strafing relies purely on your skill.

>What do you guys think or recommend? Ignore overpriced crap like >SS APEX PRO or WOOTING 60he Wooting 80HE and 60HEv2 are slightly better options, but I still don't think they're worth it. You can start with \~$50 HE boards to understand if you like them or not. If you're going to get a new board anyway and ready to spend more, I can easily recommend Everglide SU75PRO (currently $110 on Keebforce). Not knowing the specific model of your current board is a problem. If it's something like the Aula F75 — it's already fast enough latency wise to play comfortably. RT is surely a good feature, but it won't make an astronomical difference. SOCD is forbidden on official Valve servers, so strafing relies purely on your skill.

Wooting

You can do it with wooting and you will have warranty...

Well you pay less for no coverege of warranty and software can be stopped updating at any time because new model came out. While wooting supports all their products with same features

Venom dosent have controller mode and dks. You can buy module with only pcb plate and stabs and use any case switches you want. Tho if you buy module u have most popular switches with discount already no need of lekkers. And wooting dosent need deadzone settings because it does auto calibration all the time

Well you can make wooting sound creamy but you need pay little bit extra for mods

Wooting 80he or Wooting 60v2 depends on size you like

Look, wait a little bit with mousepad and get better keyboard than huntsman, i really recommend getting wooting, i know it is pricey but i was never dissapointed with their board

I mean buy it from wooting website, i don't think so tarrifed pricing will be on for like few months

Well for optical keyboard it is fastest technicly, though huntsman should be fine. Though if you can get used wooting for like 120-150usd it would be definetly worth it

I saw people using wooting as better button box. Though look only for 60he, because 80he propably used will be sold around 170-90usd, and watchout for wooting clones

Wooting has highest performance in any test thats not fake. Plastic case is fine dunno why people are complaining about it. You propably didnt know but they use recyled plastic in making of that keyboard thats why there is little bit of flex. I can agree on lekkers v2 sucking a lot tho. Cant wait for lekker tikken

There is literally nothing new coming with 60hev2 than aluminium case, lekker tikkens and integrated friction mount.

It is not worth it for that price at all.. for 200€ you can buy wooting which is better but not wireless. Those keyboards you listed should be max 100€ to make them even worth

Software, warranty, support and modding support.

Wooting never made wireless keyboard btw

Well i own wooting, I would highly recommend it

If you want best, grt wooting

Get wooting. Wooting keyboard

Which are worse than wooting..

Well get wooting because it only have decent implementation

Wooting firmware and software is still top, they always will lead and everyone will try to copy them. Most of halleffect keyboards do not support analogue (gamepad emulation), only wooting does that. Also if you want mod anything wooting is 99% compatible because parts are made to be compatible with wooting including switches. And Yes wooting is outperforming every halleffect keyboard because of consistiency. And if you want quick keyboard, you need good firmware

Now, in gaming halleffect is a king. I would recommend wooting, i have their keyboards already for few years and they are great with eveything so far. Also modding those keyboards is quite easy. (and if you dont like case or mounting style there are github with case files etc so you can make your own) .

Also op, wooting is dutch company. In fps games you would get most gains from rapid trigger and from socd (if it is not banned in ur game) it makes that actuation point is Dynamic. Also it is very responsive (though if you are on lowest possible settings like 0.1mm actuation point and 0.1m rapid trigger you could experience misclicks)

Going with wooting is always safer choice tbh due to their warranty policy

Well wooting is great tho

https://wooting.io/our-products?partner_id=Jenzible I’ve owned wooting products since the 60HE.

If you're coming from a 75% board, the 80HE will feel most familiar. I'm a mechanical keyboard fan, and I really like the Jade Pros, although the Lekker Tikkens seem REALLY promising. I'd wait for those to arrive with the 60HE V2. It's not like you need a new board if the Akko is still going strong. There's a lot of cool stuff coming with the 60HE V2 that's worth the wait. I kinda doubt it'll cost more (at least not much more) than the 80HE, but we'll see. Nobody knows right now. Wooting has an idea, but nobody there knows for sure either.

If you're coming from a 75% board, the 80HE will feel most familiar. I'm a mechanical keyboard fan, and I really like the Jade Pros, although the Lekker Tikkens seem REALLY promising. I'd wait for those to arrive with the 60HE V2. It's not like you need a new board if the Akko is still going strong. There's a lot of cool stuff coming with the 60HE V2 that's worth the wait. I kinda doubt it'll cost more (at least not much more) than the 80HE, but we'll see. Nobody knows right now. Wooting has an idea, but nobody there knows for sure either.

Well, those are sizeable upgrades if you're someone like me, who cares about the sound and feel of their keyboards. I don't enjoy using tray-mount keyboards because they sound hollow and feel VERY stiff to type on. I'm also an avid split space user, so the 60HE V2 is almost perfect.

I got a wooting recently (the fancy optimum version machined from aluminum) and it actually feels so sick. It's completely overkill, but i'd honestly recommend it if you're a keyboard nerd. Definitely think the wooting 60HE is a sick keyboard