in keyboard inspector program the scanrate spikes up into 3545hz for me. changing the binning rate to 16000hz its peaking on 8000hz. I was saw somewhere with the appropiate tools, the accurate scanrate has been around 5-6k

It has to be false positive. Don't have windows defender on my system, so on mine nothing of these messages pops up. But I looked into the behavior of the application when its running and to my understanding it doesn't seem to make any harmful or bad thing that we book the entire thing as a virus. Some Japanese retailer mentioned the same thing that the defender can flag the app so I think we safe, like for real, why wouldn't we be?...

did you ever figure it out ?

@@monteking1554 yes, this one performs better

my only real complain about is, it doesnt have web based software

@@matthewcarvajal6152 cool, im selling my wooting

@@matthewcarvajal6152is has snap tap?

@@yumibite it should work with any cable, you just dont wanna buy longer than 1.5m. so the cable I have(its out of stock right now): a.aliexpress.com/_EIjEiDl

If you ridiculosly hard press on the bottom which is wouldnt likely to be happen, then its going to cut off the keys sometimes. 0.01mm is indeed not safe in any scenario, but literally tested this in the quarter of the video with the set of 0.02 reset point

@@Kokos_Gadgets thanks for answer, i was curious about this cuz wooting says that it is impossible to anything below 0.15mm to work properly without missed inputs, now i feel like they not so honest or just afraid to admit that some other product better than theirs in this term

@@Droplitz Woow, good to know this. But yeah for me, how I play the games completely fine on 0.02~0.03mm. Once again you just dont wanna press on hard like you wanna break the keyboard, and it will be ok.

@@Droplitz and it has the rappsnappy function before wooting actually released it. I can only love this thing ⌨️😎

@@Droplitz but you might wanna forget the macros, since in this software I dont really seems to find anything about, making something like a complex thing with button presses, setting delays between and so on

@@AiAlice_ Ive purchased it on day 0 release from sikakeyb.com, it was 189$, but after a day they changed it to 230$, so it became the most expensive to get from them.

@@Kokos_Gadgets Yeah it's abt 180 ish on Aliexpress. Sikakey is much more reliable but ugh, 50 dollars is not a little amount

I live in Europe and there was no additional fees, its just came to me normally after ordering it. There is no option for changing to polling rate, its on a fixed 8k. And the keyboard can save anything into the memory chip, even different profiles which you can swap between(without the software needed).

@@Kokos_Gadgets Okay thank you, and for the 8k polling rate I have an average PC that doesn't reduce the fps and processor usage too much?

​@@NewBindsNewSensNewDpi no it does not, because keyboards are not demanding compared to a mouse.

​@@NewBindsNewSensNewDpi It will not be as demanding since the polling only works when you pressing the key in contrast of what mouses doing when you constantly sending data into pc. I think, you will don't want to worry about this, but it is recommended to use at least windows 11 since microsoft fixed some of the higher polling issues which caused fps spikes before.

@@Kokos_Gadgets my config is not powerful enough to run windows 11, do you think that the Shikakeysb ck75 is a good choice I currently have a wooting but I am hesitating between the shikakeysb the backspace oasis 75 and the iqunix ez63

Yes, it has a stiff, braided type-c to type-c cable with an usb-a adapter. And it has onboard memory so rgb, rapid trigger settings, everything can be saved permanently to the keyboard. Even you can make custom profiles with different set of actuations, so with the specific key you can swap them between comfortably, all that without the software needed.

Oh, nice to hear, guess it solves the issue of not having web-app available. Gonna order it right now, thank you for response.

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@@Kokos_Gadgetsthx

they both have real 8k(tested with the right tools), however the hm66 is more accurate, a bit more stable and has less deadzone, also the actuation point can be set to 0.01mm with, compare to what iqunix have with their lowest 0.05mm values(not that much of a diff tho)

@@Kokos_Gadgets so i get the lowest price

@@deft7 just get the sikakeyb hm66, it has better performance than the iqunix ez60/63

@@Kokos_Gadgets ok but i need to change the keybind 😂

tofu redux's is compatible with it, in theory every gh60 case, but there is some which dont have the usb port on the exact right place. So you have to be careful with this.

@@Kokos_Gadgets got it, thank you for the answer!

So I figured it out: the hm socd works like wooting rappysnappy, and the hm cover function works as the wooting socd/snap tap

@@Kokos_Gadgets I just bought this keyboard and although I watched a lot of review videos, no one opened the socd slot. Thank you for the information.

@@Kokos_Gadgets It says 8000hz capacity. Is this the cable capacity that comes with it or is my computer bad? It only shows 1000hz. While it was classified on the test sites, it was available on the ground. Where is 8000hz?

@@synex666 higher polling was never be able to measure on some random websites, so dont expect that. You need to have a latency tool to know how it performs, or use the keyboard inspector program, set the binning rate to 16000, and you can see there its running on 8k

Socd on this keeb is good as on wooting/razer?

@@TUB3R4FUN definitely get the hm, it has way less deadzone and also it is faster(8k polling). The socd works flawlessly, but you have to use the "cover" function since that prioritizes the last input. hm socd function = rappysnappy hm cover function = razer snaptap / wooting socd

Can I use cases with the gh60 standard?Sorry for the question, but have you tried socd or snap tap? Because this keyboard has better performance, did you notice any difference between the hm for the wooting or razer?

​@@TUB3R4FUN Not every gh60 cases compatible with, cause of the usb cutout not always the same on these cases. But on the tofu redux, the cutout can be slide for the perfect adjustment. Getting a different case can be risky. Ive never had a razer or wooting keyboard, cant speak about them, but the hm66 "cover" function, which is the snaptap works really good as I said.

@@TUB3R4FUN Have tested the "cover" function in my second video of hm66, its not recorded as much professional but I think you can get the point: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nMiSaqt4tLysl3k.html

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