Wooting - 60HE+

Op1 8k v2 & Scyrox v8 | Artisan Zero Soft | Wooting 60h+ with Owlab TI switches

They are one of the best HE Switches right now, I am very happy, it comes factory lubed.

Hitscan Hyperlight Printstream | Owlabs Wooting 60HE + Jade Magnetic Switches | Miku Wallhack ( Miwano Rag ) Sp004 | Xenns Mangird Tea Pro IEMs

60he+ is the way

I can barely see the difference between 1k and 8k polling on 360hz monitor, while I can clearly see difference between my tofu65 custom kb with regular mechanical switch against my custom wooting(60he). It’s very noticeable how sharp your movement becomes with HE kb same goes for OSU, once people started utilizing rapid trigger they beat the records on most of the maps.

I got an he60+ not too long ago and while it’s not ideal for coding for me (I have keycaps with no legend lol) it works well. I’d consider getting a second one for travel if I did that more and being that outside of ai work I do all my coding on my laptop.

Are you good enough to notice or take advantage of a 1ms difference in performance? Are you ok with less polished software, a much shorter warranty, and questionable post sales support? The value of something is not solely the purchase price. Your value calculation will be different than mine or someone else’s. There is really no objective answer to “still worth it?” for everyone equally. I have a 60HE+ and one of the cheaper sub-$100 75% HE alternatives. The Wooting is worry free and just works (including the software) from day one as advertised. Updates are painless, there is an active community for questions and support, and I only have to worry about tuning things to my preferences. The other board took some time to track down the right firmware version and software on translated sites. The software is miles behind Wooting, and everything about the board reminds me it is a cheaper alternative. There is little to no info available about the board online beyond first impressions reviews on YouTube. Both work very well as HE gaming boards. I got everything I paid for and more with the Wooting. To me it is well worth it.

XM2 8K, Tekkusai Phantom, Obsidian purple donuts, custom Wooting 60HE+.

Wooting is absolutely the best keyboard for valorant

Well OP doesn’t have a mechanical keyboard and if they are looking to get one they should absolutely get the wooting

To add on a EPOMAKER HE60 or HE80, or MONSGEEK FUN60 would be good keyboard options. I'd personally go with the 80% after living with a WOOTING HE60 (Orignal model) and missing out on some of those f-keys.

Trust me, got a wooting couple months a go, will never go back, the difference is very noticable, so much in fact that i got another one for my friend. Go for a wooting and you will never look back.

I have used both of the keyboards you are considering, and can definitely say that the Wooting is the better keyboard, beyond a shadow of a doubt. In terms of technical features/performance they are so close that its hard to really choose which is better for me. But what really sets Wooting apart, for me, is the Software/WebApp being WAY better than Razer software. Its much easier to configure Wooting, set profiles, etc. And on top of that, the Wooting has significantly better Build Quality, has better warranty, and has WAY better community support on their Discord. It’s also a constantly improving and evolving system that continues getting better. To top it off, the Wooting is also way easier to customize if you’re into that sort of thing.

Any wooting keyboard really, I have the 60HE+ and that is perfectly fine. Don't spend more for the 80HE just for the 8K polling, it isn't noticeable and isn't worth it.

I'd say Whooting. High-Quality, dont need to download any software to customize it, highly customizable. Its pretty much got it all. Takes a little to get used to but eventually it feels really nice, it wont make you pro but it makes you feel more fluid and smooth with your movement

I built the 60HE+ PCB and White TOFU 60 case with brass weight. Feels premium, I love it but indeed just miss the mentioned keys. When I get the 80HE, am considering the clear or the white zinc if available. I don’t think you can go wrong with either, for sure I will get the Lekker45 v2s since I enjoy the prior version I currently use!

As a person that works all the day with the computer (IT) and sometimes plays some games (I was a really hardcore FPS), for me is totally worth it. People says that the sound is not good. For me, is nice and I'm always using headsets so the noise is not perceived ok but when I take them off, I like how it sounds. My 60HE is full modded and is nice in all aspects. The software of Wooting is the best one I have ever used and has tons of configurations. Custom actuation point, rapid trigger, analog input, different key layers, nice RGB, macros... I come from using tactile switches (MX Brown and Topre) and the worst part was to get used to linear ones. Besides that, 0 problems. I liked every aspect. I would recommend it but not as a budget. Buy the parts and build it. Also, if you want the 60HE, wait to the V2.

I recently upgraded my work and gaming keyboards to Wooting 80HE and 60HE. With the Lekker L60 v2 switches, they feel great to use and are relatively quiet which was important for both working at home/gaming and also using one in the office as it’s open plan… Figured I’d pay a lot with how much I use them and for longevity of the product… I also like that you can customise how sensitive the keys are with the actuation point. Believe this is a common thing with HE keyboards and honestly surprised how much I like it.

If you go with a Hall Effect board (and it’s a solid choice) just make sure to research what magnetic switches the board you are interested in uses. Keychron/Lemokey, HE boards for example, can only use a specific Gateron dual rail switch along with Glorious switches. For me personally, the stock Gateron dual rails are not very pleasing. A spring swap though brings them to life. I enjoy doing that work but you may not. Wooting and any board that uses the same polarity will have the most switch options available. This includes popular switches like Geon Raw and Gateron Jades. I have owned ad Keychron Q1 HE, Wooting 80, Wooting 60, Keychron K2 HE, Maggard 68 Pro and Nuphy 75 Air. The Wooting is the most premium option. As others have said, the software blows all others out of the water. I was really impressed with the Nuphy. It’s a low profile keyboard so different switches / keycaps than the others but it’s a fun board. The software on all the boards I’ve used lets you set actuation per key, rapid trigger, SOCD, dynamic keystroke and macros (plus more). The Wooting is the most intuitive and best for RGB if you care about that. I could not get dynamic keystroke working on the Nuphy but didn’t try after the first day as I replaced it with a macro for what I wanted. The Nuphy and Keychrons you are limited to 3 profiles. Maggard is 4 and the Wooting is unlimited, but only 4 active profiles (all your other profiles are archived within the online software). There’s a database of other Wooting profiles that you can easily copy/paste a code for yourself to utilize that users profile. Finally, I’m pretty sure Keychron boards have gamepad support and I know Wooting definitely does. This would allow you to set keys as controller functions for things like racing games / GTA driving / etc.

Wooting is also insanely transparent, very good customer service and they are actually deep in the community, livestreams, videos, talks, questions, answers etc. I pre-ordered a 60HE when they were coming out and I later got the 80HE. I just like Wooting as a company and what they do for the community as a whole. Their software is super good too, which most other brands have great software's but Wooting just hits different imo. I'm not in it often but it's nice knowing that it's reliable and one of their top priorities at all times.

Keyboard rabbit hole is one of the worst money pits you could possible join, you cant talk about your weird hobby with normal people except reddit and you will be stuck with random keyboards that are "art" only for you. Just get a wooting, mod it a bit, call it your end game and be done with keyboards for life. Get some decent iems or headphones and you wont hear any external sounds anyway. Real value aside, I wouldn't trade my wooting 60he for any other mechanical, that is just 80s tech.

now its time to upgrade to a wooting 80he or 60he. youll thank me later

I had the wooting 60he but I needed a bigger board and bought the apex pro gen3, love the keyboard nothing I can do to customize it other than a new wire and keycaps https://preview.redd.it/40xjornvlnqe1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c737d453ed571e3dbeb552c4d84dcebb9319b5d6

Love mine, all of this is subjective mind you but i love the sound and feel and the response is awesome. Switched from a wooting 60 HE and it was functionally great but i missed my f row and the gat jades are loud and more pingy sounding.

If you want really good keyboard I recommend Wooting 60 He

also seconding wooting. they set the gold standard for hall effect keyboards and software support, right now. geonworks venom and gaterons gt60 are similarly praised but newer

Holy shit, you're my EU analytical twin. Colored tables and everything. Yeah the Wooting is great, but I also have zero experience with any of those other boards. All I know is I've loved my 60HE and my 80HE and I've loved modding them to my personal preference. Good luck in your quest!

I got one when I was hard grinding Faceit like 40 hour weeks type grinding and honestly it made me worse for like 2 weeks. After 2 weeks I was back to my normal level and I didn't surpass it by any noticable amount. Here's some upgrades and how effective they were for me in order to give context and maybe point out a different location for your urge to invest. 1. laptop with shit fps -> to pc with 200+ frames without a doubt the biggest jump in skill for me 2. 60hz to 144hz was an immediate skill jump instantly noticable. 3. Big ass desk + monitor arms was amazing gave me space to sit comfy 4. A lighter mouse + higher quality mousepad (did them at the same time so hard to know which was key) was a noticable improvement. 5. Ducky one two mini -> wooting 60he - immediate drop in skill likely due to bad habits around counterstrafing forced me to relearn the right way to counter strafe, likely made me more consistent but not super noticable 6. 144 -> 240hz - super noticable in aim trainers but in cs it barely felt different. If I specifically play workshop maps to work on tracking I can feel a huge difference but in practical games it just wasnt noticable for me. 7. (MOST EFFECTIVE) investing in skins. Dress for the job you want not the job you have, 1000% increase in confidence and desire to play or rewatch my own demos.

I actually switched from the 60HE to the 80HE specifically because it’s better for coding (arrow keys and macro buttons). It’s good enough for me and im sure for many others. Get a GT-80 case and some Gateron Jade Pros to have that thock sound when coding. So satisfying to listen to while doing a big project or something

I have a wooting 60he. And it's the perfect keyboard for me. Smooth button pressing, every key is customizable. For some games I prefer really quick actuation on some keys, like 0.1 mm, but then for capslock and tab, I'll prefer 4mm, since I dont wanna press them accidentally. Makes it just right for me. Also it's pretty quite, which is a huge plus since I use openback headphones.

It's linear yeah.

any tray mount 60% pcb will fit but asking for per key RGB in a custom might be a tall order . specially if the person using it doesnt have coding exp as besides gamer brand kbs not many have easy to control per key RGB . maybe the wooting 60 as that has software to do per key

Wl mouse beast x 8k, modded wooting 60 he, laonda rizz pad

if you want an actually good keyboard then don’t buy from any of the typical “gaming” brands. check out the mechanical keyboard sub. tons of good options in that price range. personally i’d recommend wooting. the wooting 60HE is 175USD and highly customizable. also probably the best software of any keyboard. 

It's a wooting so It's good. I personally think lekkers are an ultra mid switch, and personally am not a fan of them using gateron screw-in stabilizers, it's been years since I've used them, but they weren't very good then. Also, I hate the non-traditional TKL layout they went with it looks ugly and less functional. Been using a 60HE for 2 years straight with Gateron Jades and I don't see myself changing boards anytime soon, unless wooting makes a 40% (it's not gonna happen).

All wooting boards are hot swap. Only mods I did to my 60HE are change the case to Tofu 60 Redux, Relube Stabilizers, Change keycaps to GMK WoB, and change switches to HE Jades.

wooting 60he is the goat

wooting 60he, incredibly worth at the price but i wouldn't say it is needed

oh yeah i mean it absolutely helped me. i just wouldn't say it is needed for a casual player in the sense.

I’ve been playing games similar to the ones you have listed, but in 60HE. No regrets. My endgame keyboard till the day I die honestly. With the capabilities you have with Wooting, I even forget I’m using a 60% because I can have every other button (like arrow keys and F row) at the touch of my finger tips with mod-tap and DKS. Few tweaking here and there, but it’s all good once you get it! Even with non-competitive games, you do feel the difference of reaction in the keyboard. Helped me TREMENDOUSLY for precision, especially parkour lmao. It’s just universally great.

60he owner here couldn’t recommend wooting more

If you want best, wooting is basicly only option

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

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

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

I have both the Keychron Q1 HE QMK Wireless (a little out of your budget but I got mine for over 50% off last year during the holidays so YMMV) and Wooting 60HE. You can get a stock Wooting for about $200 and should be good to go. Hall effect switches are great for gaming + both keyboards have RGB.

I was starting down the rabbit hole of custom keyboards…. Until I got my wooting 60HE. Case swapped. Switches lubed. Desire to use anything else, full stopped.

Drastic improvement in movement responsiveness going from an old mechanical switch to a Hall effect. Most half-decent Hall effects feel the same once actuation is set up, but when I went from a Blackwidow to the original Apex Pro it was instantly noticeable just counterstrafing bots even with actuation still at 1.5 and no rapid trigger on yet. Switched to a Wooting 60 and an 80 after and the feel is fundamentally the same as the Apex Pro, but all are infinitely better than your standard mechanical keyboard

No. I have a wooting 60 and razer huntsman (optical, but whatever). Gave them each a shot for a couple months. Went back to my varmilo manilo with khail prestige silents. Like mice, we're at the point where improvements in tech doesn't matter in real world scenarios for keyboards. IF (and this is a big if) you vastly prefer changing your actuation point on your keyboard then they might be worth it. Outside of that, it's all just preference. There are going to be some keyboards that just feel better to you, and it isn't necessarily going be because of the hall effect. Experiment with switch weight and figure out what you like, then prioritize keyboards where that's available or install those switches yourself. The reason you hear the community say they're definitely better is because they don't want to feel stupid about dropping $200+ on a keyboard that isn't much different than what they had before. I say this as a very early adopter of higher hz monitors. The difference there was obvious. There difference on keyboards is purely preference.

Yes it has better latency and some other stuff if you want the best of the best id recommend hall effect (like the wooting 60he/80he razer has some aswell I think there's others aswell but these are most popular) My sources https://youtu.be/glQNEbh79xg?si=M9ErGqnOYjdUbG_X https://youtu.be/Feny5bs2JCg?si=QCbiWY255Qq7Xd1T

Nuphy air60he or air75he. Super silent. I came from a wooting 60he before that which drove me mad

Second this, I love my Wooting 60%, otherwise I like the corsair k series for being accessible

wooting 60HE, also have a custom keyboard I built for non-FPS games

I own the wooting 60he (because no TKL existed at the time) and now the wooting 80he. The 80he is a massive improvement and I can easily recommend this keyboard for all gaming and daily typing. The only place where this keyboard may hinder performance is in an office space where you may need a full keyboard (numpad) for numerous reasons. But everything from build quality, to features, ease of use software adjustments, right out of box. I am in love with this keyboard. Profile switching is super easy too so you can customize profiles for difference things you do directly on the keyboard itself. Also the 80he just feels 'tight' not sure how to explain it, its a performer. Best keyboard I've owned, I just wish wooting would make mice now.. but that market is oversaturated

I have both the wooting 60 he optimum, the yunzii AL80, and a custom zuoya GMK67 And in my opinion the Yunzii AL80 is my favourite out of the three and is less than 100€ on their website with free shipping It has an aluminium case, great stock sound (can be found on YouTube) and feel, has Tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, 2.4Ghz, Cable), it is a 75% keyboard, also very easy to customise, I like the keycaps I comes with but did change them out for PBTFans Crosshair keycaps, has a knob if you like that aswell Hall effect keyboards are good if you play really competitive games like valorant, csgo, fortnite or overwatch where you need the quickest response for movement, but it’s not a game changer that will make you amazing, but it is noticeable, but response on the AL80 is amazing for gaming The AL80 is an 75%, arrow keys, function keys but no numpad which I haven’t noticed affect my productivity with my keyboard and keeps the board smaller for my desk Only thing I dislike about the board is the LCD display on the right, just not to my liking and can’t remove it

I've built all my own keyboards except for my two current keyboards (ErgoEZ, Wooting 60HE). If I could have the Wooting switches on my Ergo, I would. Individual actual points on the fly is so incredibly useful for a typing profile it's unreal. Do I need analog input? Absolutely not, but dialing in actuation points for when I am typing vs programming vs programming React vs writing YAML for home automation and swapping tall those things on the fly has just felt so much easier using Wootility and Wootamation vs QMK over the years and even Via as it's evolved.

M3k | Hien soft | Wooting 60he

A wooting 60he is the best keyboard for gaming rn and its def not as loud as the traditional gaming keyboard, but it could still be loud enough to trigger, and it is 175 dollars right now I believe. I feel ur pain honestly xd. I would recommend getting headphones to block out the noise, thats what I do and I play tons of games with my keyboard and I cant hear it at all with my headphones.

Going from a 20 dollar redragon keyboard ( it was decent) to a Wooting 60HE was a major upgrade to me.

the only “real” advantage you get from a mechanical keyboard is a faster actuation time on the physical switch. something like a Wooting keyboard with rapid trigger is legitimately an advantage if it applies to your game. however, no, you won’t go up a rank because you bought a fancy new keyboard. if you have some money to spend, look for keyboards with a “rapid trigger” function with **HALL EFFECT SWITCHES** (if you only care about gaming and don’t want to get into fancy mechanical keybaords, the only switch that matters are hall effect). basically a function that lets you have very fine control over your key inputs. i’ve only experienced the Wooting 60HE, but i’m sure there’s other types on the market now.

sick! i can highly recommend anything Wooting related. the software is quite good and the keyboard has been perfect for me since the original 60HE came out. The only thing i’ll say is that the switches can be incredibly sensitive, so using them for school work or literally anything other than gaming kinda blows. i have another custom keyboard that i use for general tasks because i’m too lazy to change the sensitivity on my Wooting.

You have a bunch of options in that price point. It really comes down to whether they value an enjoyable overall typing experience and premium construction or the latest in gaming technology. If they’re a hardcore fps gamer type, you may want to look into Hall Effect keyboards (keychron k2 he, Wooting 60HE, Nuphy Air 75HE). Most people are not going to notice or need Hall Effect technology (HE keyboards typically offer faster response time). Non HE keyboard recommendations I would suggest are the rainy75 and the Womier RD 75pro, I own the latter and enjoy it very much. As I said earlier, with a price point around there you have a bunch of choices.

For gaming, wooting 60he+ (v2 when it comes out later this year). For general use, keychron Q series depending on which size you like.

For a mixture of gaming and casual use (but gaming-focused), I'd highly recommend a Wooting. Most of the 60he or 80he versions are wired only, just double check. The 60he is one of the most popular gaming keyboards among pros in the world.

I had the 60, now the 80he with lekker v2 and ordered the lekker tikken switches. Great keyboard for fps games but there are some cheaper options.

Ninjutso sora wooting 60he zero soft xl

For me its either Wooting 60HE or Leopold FC 980M. Wooting is just my perfect keyboard for Gaming, has everything i need, is reliable and has just this simple gaming vibe to it. Leopold Keyboards are generally the best Keyboards imo. I use the 980M for many Years now and it's just great overall.

The accuracy and latency of most he boards is very similar If you want better accuracy than he tmr is the way to go Wooting (imo) is overpriced, not ahead of anyone performance wise, and the software is fine but lacks basic macro support. The reason people praise wootings software is cause its better than the utter garbage some alternatives launched with (look up iquinx ez63 reviews for example) I havent tried all he boards, but epomaker and geons venom he pcbs have software that is serviceable and better than wootility respectively On top of that wootings boards don't sound or feel particularly good to type on, especially considering the price tag

Wooting was the first to get he on the market, and now people use what they got used to Also there's some people (like tenz in valorant for example) that modded their boards to be incredible The point is more that wooting delivers a "mid" product for a premium price, which was fine when there was no alternative (thats why i got my wooting) For alternatives if recommend the epomaker 68he as a cheaper option (around 55 usd) A tiger lite gaming with owlab ti he switches as a more premium option (which ends up around 180 usd depending on vendors, keycaps and exact config) If you want a metal case u could go for something like a venom 60 he in a Tofu redux, a Tofu tkl he or a venom tkl he in one of the many tkl cases on the market (at that point you might end up above the 80he zinc, custom keyboard cases can get very pricey)

you don't have to get the 60 for gaming, the wooting two is a fullsize keyboard and can still use it for gaming. i have a wooting two and a wooting 60, originally got the two because i wanted a fullsize keyboard and all my keys. it worked great but i felt it took more space than i wanted when gaming so i got a 60. now i just use the two for everything else...def expensive for only being used as a keyboard and i might sell it and get a cheap thing but for now i still really like the responsiveness when typing as well as other stuff like the customized rg settings. if you're open to gaming on a fullsize, consider the wooting two he, and that will solve your concerns over missing keys.

I use a wooting 60he, you can make every key an axis on it, so I have some interesting keybind, and I have my hotas on my desk so a 60% keyboard is quite useful in this regard

If you want a wooting but can't afford it, the mad 60HE is honestly pretty fucking dope for how inexpensive it is. It does feel cheap, it will 100% break at some point. But can't knock it for the price If you're not specifically wanting hall effect, epomaker pretty decent build quality. If you've got a bit more to spend, I recently picked up a royal kludge rk84 and although not very satisfied with the switches and key caps, the build quality is phenomenal and I'll definitely be modding.

I have the 60he and waiting for a regular custom 75%. Soo

Absolutely, I only have the 60HE but the difference is night and day. It's a way better feel and a nice upgrade.

Wooting (60HE for me)

Wooting 60 he got it at launch basically, won’t make you better but man will you feel a difference.

I guess it depends on the switches. I have a 60HE with the stock switches; they don't sound good at all and are a bit wobbly, but the performance is great for playing. In my opinion, it does not feel good to type or work on compared to my Keychron with banana switches and OSA keycaps. Same for playing. My Keychron is not comfortable to play with. But maybe some less wobbly switches on the Wooting would help. The sound of the HE switches is pretty annoying, in my opinion, like in a plastic way (if that even makes sense). I've heard a lot of the Owlabs being like a jack of all trades. I guess it depends on tastes, but to me, Wooting excels in gaming only.

Op18k v2 / Wooting 60he

Second hand Wooting 60 HE on FacebookMarketplace. Linear switches, very quiet, and maximum customisation. Between $250-400 on there.

Wooting is worth the money, imo it's the best pre-built keyboard money can buy

I've been using the Wooting 60HE for the past 3 years almost and the difference between rapid trigger and no rapid trigger is night and day. I'm also an osu player though so I might feel the difference more than most people

Its a good faming board, reliable, fast and customization is made simple via the great software All that said if warranty and software/long term support means little to you its hard to justify the cost and i feel this way about both the 60 and 80

Second the wooting

The truth is that when you pay for wooting, you pay for good software, but right now the wooting 60he falls short of the "cheaper" competition, brands like Irok or monsgeek reach millimeters lower, but their software is not the best. I saw that the wooting 60he V2 will arrive in Q4 of 2025. I would wait for that version if that were the case or buy the wooting 80 he.

Wooting boards are lifetime keyboards. I have the 60he modded. The only thing I'm missing is arrow keys, but other than that I'm only changing the aesthetic part of the board.

Software is why I went with Wooting. I’m becoming a grumpy gamer who wants as little software for my peripherals as possible. The fact that the Wooting is browser based and so simple to use is a huge plus for me. That being said I would be prepared for the stock Lekker switches to suck. If you don’t already have keycaps the ones that come stock are surprisingly quality. If you do already have keycaps then I would save some money and get the barebones version so you can choose a different switch. I went with the Gateron Jade Pros and have been really happy with them. The stabilizers on the Wooting are also abominable, but luckily that’s not a difficult or expensive fix.

Another vote for the Wooting. Great keyboard and great software (no download and it works great). Profiles saved to the keyboard. Also updates on 5 year old models. Not sure I'd recommend Razer given their history of not supporting products and locking new software behind buying the newest models... Everything beyond this point is an edit: I forgot to mention sound. I came from a Logitech G513 tactile. The Wooting Lekkar V2s on my 80HE as quite a bit quieter but still have a satisfying thwack when they bottom. My girlfriend usually sits in the room and does her own thing and she's commented that the Wooting is much less intrusive. As others have mentioned, the feel is different than a mechanical. Instead of you pressing the switch and then it getting to a break point where travel becomes easier until bottom, pressure slowly increases as you compress the switch. It took a little getting used to but I like it now. Bottom line: has it made me a better gamer? No, I don't think so. But I enjoy my games a little more now and I don't think I could go back. Kinda like when I switch to 21x9. It didn't make me better (it's objectively a less competitive screen dimension), but I enjoy my games more. I almost exclusively play PVP FPS games.

Depends what you mean by best. All will have similar performance. Wooting has the best software but you can get keyboards like the MadLion for £40 which have better performance across the board. It just isn’t worth buying Wooting at the moment unless you want analog output which is only supported by Wootlity and Synapse. For 75% the K2 HE is a nice board for performance and quality sound/feel. If you only care about performance the Huntsman V3 Pro has the least dead zone space and better control over the switches in stock performance due to weight and stability. Hall sensors are extremely cheap to produce now. When Steelseries revived Hall effect PCBs were quite expensive to produce. Depends what you want honestly.

Wooting 80or60HE perfect for gaming and work

No price limit? WLMouse Ying 60/75, Wooting HE 60/80, Iqunix EZ60/75 Mid range? ATK RS7, VENOM60HE (PCB ONLY)0 Cheap? FUN60 HE, ATTACK SHARK 60HE. AJAZZ AK680 HE really depends on what you want out of the keyboard. In performance they are all similar, but with more premium options you get better software, less latency, and (most important for me) a more satisfying typing/gaming experience.

Sayo works but I had a bad experience with it (started double clicking in like 2 weeks) so I’d recommend a wooting uwu it’s like 40 bucks which is a bit more than the sayo, but in my experience wootings are built like tanks so it’ll probably last longer. (Keep in mind, sayos are literally made by one dude in china, wooting has a whole supply chain and guaranties certain quality)

For me? Yes. I have the Wooting H+ and absolutely love it. Price was justified by quality and software for me, and I did see a difference in my gaming

What the poster above implied is that stock of course contactless are the smoothest. When you lubricate a good mechanical switch, however... I beg to differ. I've laid hands and used Wooting HE keebs and Steelseries Apex Pro and I still feel my lubed Marshmallows are smoother (and sound several degrees of magnitude better). Thomas has great reviews and a soothing voice but can be mildly infuriating with some opinions. However, they're his opinions and he's entitled to them and he's mostly correct :)

I put new keycaps and 2 o rings on the space bar and it sounds exponential better. Then you do a custom actuation cuz it takes like 2.0mm of travel. I prefer clicky switches but at work I don't wanna annoy people so I bring my wooting Lekker edition. https://preview.redd.it/jd8hvxsia56f1.png?width=1216&format=png&auto=webp&s=def6a033ab7d0300c7fe39541b51b2542a43c1e1

wooting. wouldn’t buy anything that’s not hall effect these days

quality issues stem from the fact the lekker switches are wobbly and sound terrible, the plastic cases are light and have a cheap feeling finish, the black aluminum case was known to have issues of the finish rubbing off, and the wooting keycaps are honestly terrible feeling, there's a jagged layer for friction but it just makes the keycaps look cheap.

wooting has good software and there's no problem with buying the module. It might be overpriced compared to other boards out there now but the payment is in the software, and for those who believe in wooting's r&d. There's appeal to the fact they're one of the first to popularize the he board. That being said the plastic cases and lekker switches are indeed awful.

Wooting or Keychrons Hall effect keyboards are amazing, I thought it wouldn’t change that much but I really don’t like normal keyboards after it.

I would rather buy a Wooting board than a mass-produced gaming branded boards

wooting is your board bro. my jitter peeks have been fire with HE

So the only advantage of this technology is the sound they make? Honestly I cannot care less about the sound of the key, I did not buy a Wooting for the sound it makes.

probably some wooting or geon venom+ws flux

wooting is the premier hall effect gaming keyboard brand with the best software and maturity, and the geon venom is a barebones self-assembly hall effect keyboard with similarly great performance but more customisability.

Nope. I have a wooting and can play just as good on some old school membrane 😆

For a magnetic board right now, I've tried a couple and sent them back, they all have stupid software and the whole point to a magnetic board is to fiddle with the configuration all the time anyway (okay technically incorrect but you know what I mean) you better get something with good software. So that basically means Wooting because Wootility, or Keychron because qmk.

Wooting keyboard will help you a little with counter-strafing but actually doing it is still up to you. I've used cheap keyboards since forever and a few months ago i bought a G PRO X 60 which doesn't have rapid triggers and all that nice stuff that wooting has but it is a good keyboard, since buying this 'more expensive' keyboard i can land hard jumps more consistently like jumping from redroom on the edge towards heaven(on ancient), however i did not notice an improvement in counter-strafing (because i've played the game for a long time and i do it right without even thinking about it, leetify's always rating my counter strafing in the high 80 and most of the time around 90-95+). The only difference between the cheap keyboards i've used and the G PRO X 60 is that it's a little more responsive/faster and pressing multiple keys at once just feels more "accurate" (the latter reason is probably why i can hit the hard jumps more consistently) However, i do not recommend the G PRO X 60 because it's a little too expensive for what it has to offer, you can probably find a better keyboard for the same price as the G PRO X 60.

If you have a really fast monitor and a good pc try getting 8000hz polling rate alongside with your rapid trigger and snap tap or whatever. I would personally pick wooting over razer

I'm in the same boat with my Logitech G15. I miss that beast but it died. No keyboards have that little flip out screen anymore, and especially not ones that use hall effect switches like my darling Wooting. (G15 was just a membrane jobby) Everyone wants _small_ keyboards these days. Eurgh. My desk should look like Nasa mission control. Not some feng shui portrait 

Analog Keyboards if you're planning on playing anything but WoW Even besides that, the macro the multi-layer keybind possiblities of Wooting for example are endless, wouldn't trade mine for anything else Mice kinda different tho, if you plan on playing anything else (like shooters for example) think about maybe investing in two seperate mice, one for WoW and one for shooters - if all you're playing is WoW just go for the Scimitar or the Aerox

Get a wooting. It's the only gaming keyboard worth buying.

wooting is the best for cs imo but any mechanical keyboard will suffice

Just don't buy Wooting, Razer, Logitech, MonsGeek etc. 'namebrand' HE keyboards and they'll be affordable. MadLions, Aula Hero84 HE, DrunkDeer

Correct, Wooting's software is the best

Wooting or steelseries apex pro. Every other keyboard is a waste of money if you mainly play fps. I bought the apex pro about a year ago and I cannot stress the difference between this and classical mechanical keyboards enough. They feel like trash going back to.

Bro you don't know what you are talking about. Wootings keyboard or the steel series apex Pro is a game changer and a completely different experience than standard mechanical keyboards with the classic red or brown switches. If you are a serious cs player you absolutely should consider buying such a keyboard instead of the other trash gaming keyboards that exist.

Steel Series apex Pro. Amazing switches and the same technology as the wooting keyboards. Any other mechanical keyboards suck in comparison. I used cherry reds before for over 10 years.

Doesn’t bother me to not have the key labels. My Wooting keyboard is the best I’ve owned.

Any good board with hall effect or optical switches. Analogue gives you far more precision than digital switches. Lower input latency as well. Wooting is the best in terms of software, and IMO worth the money. There are much cheaper boards like the Epomaker HE80 if you just want to try the feel of hall effect switches. Last time I tried these cheaper brands the input latency was excellent but the rapid trigger support and build quality was mediocre.

don’t buy a budget hall effect keyboard, all the switches suck on them and they have horrible latency, js save for a wooting or apex pro tbh

i mean i bought 2 budget hall effect keyboards (i collect “gaming” keyboards) and from my experience they sounded and felt horrible, key caps were cheap and got worn out very easy, but you can also just replace those, it’s not a big deal, and finally the latency was horrible. for example, in fortnite i average around 10 ping and as a very mechanical player, i felt a huge latency and played better on my razer huntsman, because it had significantly less latency even if it didn’t have the adjustable actuation. if you want my advice, don’t buy one and save for a wooting tbh. or, for cheaper an apex pro mini. not worth the 50+ dollars your gonna spend after tax and shipping

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

Do not buy keyboards from Razer. They are terrible. Given the options, go Wooting 100%

just get a wooting keyboard.

I’m so confused how “the market has so many options” the market does not have many cheaper options for the only features that actually help in tac FPS games. Razer has one now? It’s the Same price but without years of reviews so it’s uncertain and Wooting is reliable we all know it genuinely gives competitive advantage. If your to buy a keyboard and truly value performance over all else isn’t it like the only option? If you truly value performance over anything else. Rapid trigger with magnetic keys are the only thing about a keyboard that really gives you an advantage right? I’m unaware of anything else that could possibly matter than true performance, rapid trigger and reliability?

Wait I’m confused I’m not a wooting fanboy I’ve just genuinely never encountered this argument? Anywhere I’ve ever looked at people who only speak about rapid trigger performance have always said get the wooting? What makes Wooting at all lesser in anyway than another brand of rapid trigger? Is there something I deadass don’t know? I’ve never seen another argument that could possibly matter so I’m genuinely lost? If you don’t care about sound or feel or looks, anything like that just the performance of my rapid trigger what keyboard is more reliable?

120-160$ to insure you have the best possible keyboard on the market…. It’s the price of the highest performance mice…. A third or less of the price of the best monitors…. A tenth of the price of the top tier performance pc’s…. I just buy the damn keyboard and stop loookig for alternatives that COULD be equal

The only complaints about wooting are like price, little customization, sound? Shitty plastic case for 160$ but nothing about performance or reliability

Latency is a good argument thank you:) the first useful thing you’ve said. And yes all research points to wooting that I’ve ever seen. It’s the most tested customizable and incredibly reliable state of the art rapid trigger and that is all I care about. These other two you stated I just saw don’t even have consistent latency measurements by independent parties yet, unknown reliability. And way worse and less extensive software. Wooting is stilll yet to be dethroned. So you’re a moron.

***Endgame Gear KB65HE*** if youre looking for something 60% and budget. Any from the ***Wooting*** lineup, they're the go to for hall effect and essentially made it a 'thing'. ***Steelseries Apex Pro series*** if you want something more 'premium' with lots of software capabilities. Theres lots of hall effect keyboards, you can find them as cheap as 40 bucks on amazon in the UK, but i wouldnt settle for less than the Endgame KB65HE. All that I mentioned are hall effect and if you want to prioritise movements, you need hall effect.

If you game a lot, especially in fps games, it'll be a pretty big advantage. I've had a wooting & the advantages were pretty noticable. that being said I still switched back to my custom keyboard after a few months solely because it feels way better, but I am a pretty big linear switch hater.

Wooting is the only option

Got a wooting 2 weeks ago, it's so much more superior then a regular mechanical keyboard it's not even close, it feels so much more responsive with rapidtrigger and counter strafing is definitely easier

I have a Wooting, I love it compared to the previous 3 SteelSeries keyboards I had/have. I do however think it's a little overpriced at the end of the day. I'd probably go with a Keycron HE today if I was shopping

Wooting he. Still the best performance you can get out of a gaming keyboard

Ah yes the rapid trigger and adjustable actuation points Me with a Wooting keyboard: so you’re a man of culture as well

well depends on what you are looking for in a keyboard, i wouldnt recommend getting one unless you're a pro or you have tons of spare money to spend. I've got one wooting sitting there collecting dust while using meletrix keyboard for everything including valorant apex etc, ( meletric just sound way better ).... the difference is very minor to me, the only thing that i would notice a difference is hitting instant slide in apex.

Personally I love Wooting.

True, good point, there is other options now. When I bought my Wooting there wasn’t much anything else in the market. Basically just Boog75 which was worse and more expensive.

wootings are good boards. I'd prefer them over logitech and razer all day.

I used a Logitech G910 for 10 years - a good keyboard, but with buggy software. And since magnetic keys are better for gaming, I switched to **Wooting**. It doesn't require software (the settings are stored on the keyboard), but you can't set up macros. If you really need to, you can always use AHK, which is more stable than any software from peripheral.

I’ve been using the keyboard for a while and although the sound is crappy, I like how it feels. The magnetic switches just feels like heaven for me. The sounds can be improved by lubrication and some mods which makes it sound pretty good. But when we’re talking about if it is “worth it”. No, ofc it’s not “worth it”. It’s made of cheap parts, it doesn’t sound good, the only merit is he which now other keyboards have for cheaper. But the thing is, it’s Wooting. Using the keyboard makes me feel good because it is Wooting. Therefore it will boost your gaming performance in other games as well lol. If I’m happy, I do better in my games :D

Wooting works prefectly, the software too

I’ve had a lot of keyboards and would say tactiles are nicest for typing, but I currently don’t have a single keyboard with tactiles. I currently main a wooting which feels great on Celeste.

Plz no razer keyboard 🫣. I would recommend the wooting as it is an amazing company. High quality products and it really gives u an competitive advantage.

it's not the best keyboard, it's the best software. there are far better built keyboards that feel and sound better for way cheaper, but without the same great software. a lot of people care more about not spending $175 for a rattly plastic 60% than about how easy it is to switch your rgb or actuation settings.

its HE technology is not the fastest nor the most overkill precise, even though the difference is small. it also (in my opinion) does not sound near as good as something like Hummingbird68 which is not even half the price. your only valid points are modding and software, which i agree with

a large portion of equally priced and cheaper alternatives come in metal cases. wooting is super overpriced. where are these benchmarks?

of which you can easily find alternatives that dont have these issues, like the previously mentioned hummingbird68, or made68, or nuphy he boards, or iqunix boards, etc. wooting is good, but you're about 2 years late to calling it the best

in the HE space, wooting dominates the market. i dont get what you're trying to do. yes, nuphy HE boards have better response times... thats what ive been saying

i did, and no one would accept it. i agreed that wooting is the best option for customer support, software, and software support. its not my fault people kept claiming better response times and accuracy when that's not true.

Wooting keyboard is worth the money, some people swear by expensive mice like Lamzu or high end Logitech mice, Personally don't like spending hundreds on a small PCB and some plastic but to each their own. Glorious Model O has been a fantastic mouse for me and I used the G305 for years.

Wooting. The software alone is far above majority of the kb softwares out there. It can simulate even console controllers if you're into that. Actually I don't think any other software even comes close to the customization of it. The Hall Effects switches are nice. If your competitive I recommend it more. Personally. It's not that expensive for a keyboard. Especially with everything else going up in price, I think their price is more than justified. Is it for everyone? No. Im willing to bet majority of gamers don't need it.

I have two separate keyboards, one for gaming and one for work. Also have two separate mouse for the same reason. I really believe you should separate the two. Otherwise you'll have something that sort of works for each and never truly feel comfortable with what you're using. I have an ergonomic Logitech keyboard and the MX master 3s mouse for work. For gaming I use the ninjitsu Sora V2 mouse and the wooting keyboard

Gaming and Typing keyboards are sorta at odds now, as HE keyboards use magnetic switches, they dont feel as good but are better for gaming (at the pro level only rly) due to its new tech. For Gaming//HE’s - Wooting is ‘premium’ for its software specifically. All HE keyboards feel generally the same when typing, the software and case material is the only real difference. For Typing - I’d say the Rainy75 is the nicest keyboard you can get fully prebuilt for ‘typing’, and unless you’re literally the top .5% of an FPS, the HE wont make a real difference. I’m 25k Premier in CS2, and hit high diamond in The Finals and couldnt really maximize the benefits from HE, I prefer normal switches even if its .01ms slower

There are other keyboards that sound and feel better for a lower cost. I use wooting for valorant but meletrix for other games/productivity for aesthetics, sound and feel

I've liked my Wooting a lot.

Best gaming keyboard seems to be a Wooting. A 4 year warranty tells me a lot about a company. What’s your budget? I just went from a steel series Apex Pro TKL Gen 2 to Keychron Q1 HE. Have a Wooting 80HE on the way so I’ll keep either the Wooting or Keychron. Steel Series is 100% going back. It felt good upgrading to the Steel Series but the Keychron is on another level.

Software, reliability, and brand name. When you play a game like CS2 and see that over 75% of pros use a Wooting or Razer, you’re more likely to purchase the same. Same logic behind Logitech GPX 2 Superlight. It’s $150+, dozens of mice with almost identical shape, faster sensors, lighter, better switches, half the price, but people continue to buy it because it’s Logitech, decent software, and used a ton by pros. Also one really nice thing about Wooting from my experience is their customer support and transparency.

if u have budget go for wooting so you don't have to think twice about upgrading or anything

wooting should be by far the most reliable in terms of performance, they might not boast most polling or scan rate but non of that matter if the keys of some boards randomly press on their own or something.

Just get a wooting keyboard it s the bestest in the market

Wooting has, *by far*, the best software on the market. Sadly, their hardware quality doesn't quite match their steep asking price. It's not bad, but you can get better for less ... just with worse software. If competitive gaming is the main purpose of the keyboard, the Wooting is hard to beat right now. For typing and normal gaming, I'd probably stick with mechanical for the time being.

Wooting. Thats the most high end tech keyboard out there. There are other magnetic switches provider but Wooting is the only one with a software able to modify the key travel for better reaction times.

As far as im concerned; Wooting are the pioneers. In fact, Nuphy uses a chinise brand of magnetic switches(Magnetic Jade Pro switches) and Wooting uses their own fabricated and researched switches(Lekker switches). So yeah. Wooting will always be the top as of now with this tech.

Wooting... For people that say, why get wooting when there are so many options. Wootility software is awesome and the keyboards are super solid. I tried another brand and you had to choose to enable one feature or the other, but couldn't have both and ultimately it was not as well developed software. I have an 80HE and love it.

Depends on needs. I bought a wooting because I game. I didn't think i'd notice much compared to my corsair cherry keys but there is definately a difference in speed.

After doing tons of research, watched as many YouTube videos I could find (seriously) and read through hundreds of Reddit/Forum recommendations and I’ve come to one conclusion. Wooting is the single and only answer for HE keyboards. All these HE keyboards will never live up to a good custom board nor even a good prebuilt (rd75, rainy75, bridge75, HHKB, etc etc). The only thing you’re buying an HE keyboard for is for the gaming software, and Wooting has the undisputed best software. Side note. I currently main an HHKB Type-S and HHKB Studio for non gaming. I originally bought a M1 V5 HE based on recommendations. This was the wrong decision, just passing my research along to the next person. Feel free to do whatever you’d like with it. Good luck with your decision.

Buying Wooting in 2025, you really have to believe that HE provides something for the typical player, besides marketing slogans.

Yes, I wouldn't have written it otherwise. For 99% of people, HE doesn't give anything, because it basically only helps in competetive games like CS or Fortnite. But if you don't play at a high level, it won't give much either, because the keyboard won't give a skill. In games other than FPS it doesn't give anything at all, because, for example, I play WoW, PoE, Diablo, various RPG games and in each game the HE effect is completely unnecessary, for example, in PoE turning on the gamepad simulation, changes the whole interface under the gamepad, so the game becomes completely unplayable, because the cursor disappears, the rapid trigger itself doesn't give anything either, because whether I press a key with an activation of 0.1ms or 4ms won't make me kill mobs faster. In racing games, it is cheaper to buy a gamepad, and if someone plays more professionally, he will buy steering wheels.

Well said "Are you good enough to notice or take advantage of a 1ms difference in performance?" In my opinion, I doubt that even professionals will notice it and that it will have any impact on their performance. In my case, I chose Wooting because of the package offered. It was the only HE sold locally, the software, solid build quality, guaranteed future support, etc. And personally, I think it's silly to wonder whether Wooting is still "the king" or not. That's a very subjective thing. What really matters is that Wooting is still a good and reliable option.

I've owned, tried and used a LOT of keyboards.. Currently have an MMK, Keychron, and a Wooting among note of my mechanicals.. and prefer my BlackWidow hands down. Also have a few different Logitech and SteelSeries and a Corsair.. not a fan of any of them

If your going for hall effect then the wooting HE is the best in raw performance along with Razers optical in the huntsman. For actually using the wooting would be better. Nuphy field 75 HE, Halo 65HE, Wooting 80& 65, keychron Q1 he, k4 he, or Lemokey P1 HE. I like the Lemokey since it's keychron with the same webapp, it's full metal, it costs ~$160 which makes it middle of the price pack but not as expensive as a metal wooting. The L5 is similar with slightly better polling rate. The Nuphy Field 75 is also good, but it's a bit gamery and plastic.

Just get a wooting. Razers are over priced for what they are. Wooting is expensive. But they are the best keyboards

Get a Wooting and don't think about it again, otherwise you're gonna end up with 5 keyboards in the closet you don't use

Anything is better than Razer if we’re talking a keyboard used for gaming and you dont want to throw money away. Wooting all the way. Razer markets too hard, lies far too much, and thinks all gamers are idiots.

Was gonna say, I recently made the switch from Razer to a Wooting keyboard and oh boy the difference is insane, I feel like I’m controlling my character in real time. I’m glad I made the switch.

I really love the wooting products. They use linear switches with hall sensors, meaning that it is insane precise and the switches itself degrade slower than other switches (with the latter beeing less important, as keyboards tend to break down before the switches do, at least in a hot swap system). They have a 60, 80 and 100% profile, very nice optional software and a great customer support. I am not planning on ever buying a keyboard from a different company.

getting a wooting is always a good option, corsair also makes and HE keyboard now under the k75 tlk

If pricing isnt an issue i would get a wooting. If you play competive games its worth it.

Same and especially because of SOCD. The movement is so much better.

I can't stand the huntsmen's sound or feel. It just feels like a cheap, rattly mess compared to my Wooting. However coming from a membrane, I could see it seeming like a huge upgrade. There are just so many better keyboards around the same price or cheaper.

For counter strafing for example you have at least have an understanding of the mechanic to execute it, however wooting will help you execute the counter strafing mechanic by making it easier to deactivate and activate keys when ever you want (you don't have to worry about the actuation points) making it easier to counter stafing and not press the two movement keys (a and d at the same time) a player who is VERY good (pro level for example) will likely have near perfect counter strafing regardless of the keyboard due to the amount of hours they put in and skill they have.

Do you play cs? like I said you still have to understand the learn the mechanic but something like the wooting will just help you execute it / allow a greater margin of error with deactivating and activating keys, if you want you can have it so as soon as you press your finger down the key registers and as soon as you let go it de registers, you don't have to worry about the actuation point but you still have to understand the mechanic

I would just say it's the next step in keyboards, you either press the key or you don't there is no in between, things like snap tap are what I would say are different

Just get a Wooting. They’re good for everything and fit within your budget.

What I'm trying to say is there won't be any improvement to your gaming performance when upgrading a keyboard, HE keyboard is just a gimmick. Even with Wooting you still won't play better than playing with what you're having right now and I'm saying that as an owner of 2 Wooting board.

Damn, I would've said Wooting if it weren't for "no top brands". My Epomaker EP84 was really solid until I got my Wooting. Got it with some nice matte black and gray keycaps. It looks slick, I got a little bored of the squished together layout, but I still like it, it's hot-swappable and it's pretty cheap all things considered.

For keyboards wooting for sure. Their wootility is either web app or downloadable to your machine, and they have Linux specific instructions on how to make keyboard visible for the software

I recently bought a 2nd hand wooting and it’s been so good to use. Before that I was using a hi ground 65 and that was great too but the wooting feels so good for cs

To an extent. I own an analog keyboard (Wooting) and I must say that Rapid Trigger makes a noticeable difference, feels a lot more responsive. Its not going to be the difference between being bad or good at the game tho.