seriously ?

@@wastelandbrutti2430yeah my unit I got this month all my keys are lined

@@wastelandbrutti2430lubed*

@@EnvyAB whyd u respond lubed?

@@wastelandbrutti2430 well mine is and i got it like couple weeks ago, search it up

the wooting 60 is the best option imo. (as there are alot of custom cases for it - if you're that deep into the keyboard rabbithole )

I've heard that the wooting team are a small dedicated team. Why not just go with them if they are the original while also supporting them? Honest question

Don't bother thinking, just get the wooting, it is just superior

60HE is basically perfect and still outperforms all alternatives + 80HE is on it's way. No need for alternatives imo

​@@JehushMahadeobecause we are the consumers and we pay with our money; we get to choose what we do with our money.

I have a conspiracy theory that other tech channels won't cover topics like these without money paid to them.

Explain pls bro I believe it too

Same I bought my monitor and a wooting bc of him

​@@kyuubi-9364same here

lol i feel that broke part, but yea it's the same for me planned out my entire setup from his vids, trying to acquire each part slowly

@@N1xko be sure to zip him up and wipe your mouth while you are down there

Same for me. I feel like this channel represents my tech interests very well

Wait until you find out about VIA and layers

What's that?

laughs in full via/qmk support

@@Matt_132 I have and i dont like it. (Edit: Quick google. I didn't know mod tap was possible in via/qmk. TIL. I still prefer Wooting for simplicity tho.)

@@Matt_132there is not a single keyboard that uses VIA that also offers what the wooting does. As someone who has three custom builds and a wooting, I only use my customs to type on. For most people, buying a wooting is a better use of their money than using a full custom using VIA.

Do you know if they managed to address the latency upon key release?

i heard that wooting is more precise but some people like the feel of drunkdeer more especially on osu

@dotdotdot8987 ya seems nothing beats the wooting but would be nice to see how it compares in some real testing since it's a decent amount cheaper.

​@@dotdotdot8987I would bet that it feels better. Lighter springs and nicer sounding switches

The polar 65 too from arbiter studios

@@dotdotdot8987 Recently drunkdeer also had a firmware update making them even closer in rapid trigger/actuation point to wooting, leaving most of the decision to be up to the user's sound/feel preference, and from the testing I've watched, drunkdeer sounds better imo, although wooting is built better. However, Drunkdeer also has aluminum cases on their website, leaving me to believe after a bit of tinkering it might be a better and still cheaper option than the wooting.

It would be great if he were to review the akko mod 007b he, I can’t wait for my keychron q1he to arrive

@@JustDewItRAR is the keychron one in aluminium case?

Why review them? None of these brands offer better actuation or latency results so they will always be behind the Wooting.

Because some people also care about the feel, sound, and look of the keyboard in addition to the function and performance. If there is an offering that is on par with (or at least close to) the wooting in performance but has an improved stock sound and feel, that would be the ideal choice for a good amount of people. I totally understand if you just care about the board getting the job done, but other that's not everybody.@@tyl3rb-fw6ee

my module batch reaches warehouse in the next few days then i gotta wait for shipping to my house luckily paid for expedited but sheesh i been dying to use it

@@coolieeebtw both of your units are lubed

Wooting has a subpar typing experience, far behind even cheaper rapid trigger boards

@@xblur17This. Wooting is overhyped af just because they have a 0.1ms faster speed. Typing sucks, sound sucks, quality sucks, price sucks.

@@xblur17 someone got their wooting unlubed

Considering the quality it is very reasonable. It stomps on everything quality wise. Example the Wooting you could use out of the box but if you mod it to try and get it halfway decent you will spend more than the boog75 out of the box and the quality still won’t be as good.

BOOG75 goes crazy. Really want one, too bad the shipping is fucking insane to canada

@@gregm1855 im not sure about that. If you just get the module and mod it, the quality on the wooting will be better. But it will cost more probably a lot more. If you just want to get a pre built, and not hassle with modding seems like boog75 quality is better. But performance wise, I havent see anyone check the latency like optimum tech has on the other clones. But also boog75 is a 75% keyboard and the module is 60% so that will be a factor in your decision. The 80he is coming soon, but if the out of the box quality is not good it will be a lot harder to mod.

@@dankeykang2981 Meletrix is custom level quality. Just because they offer a pre built that doesn’t mean it is lesser quality. I am not saying the Wooting is bad but I have owned the regular He and the new HE+ built with jades and Tofu redux. I have a Meletrix Zoom75 and can speak to the quality of both. Meletrix is better quality period. As far as the numbers go I presume Wooting will and should better. By how much ? Hard to say. Would it be anything noticeable? Again hard to say. So I will reserve judgment on that but I trust Meletrix not to have crazy latency issues.

Hows the delay is it good?

Kickstarter orders start shipping out next month. Their store also sells two additional HE switches (one lighter, one heavier than the default). Also the big selling point for some is Wireless and browser software for HE settings.

Couldn't wooting patent it? Zzzzzz

@@tehjamerz Seems like they can't and it's better that way.

@@tehjamerz From what i've seen the team is really full of people who like the competition and actually are ok with their technology pushing the keyboard market forward. What's also funny is that a company is yet to still come to match the wooting itself and they get recognition because everyone literally just calls them wooting clones.

You can never be too certain with switches. I got spares when I bought it mine so I didn't have to deal with the headache if it happens.

@@LongJohnnn yes, me too, but that is a promising result for the wooting, never double-typed a letter ever

Drunkdeer G65 too It's chinas biggest keyboard manufacturer

VXE aka VGN aka VGN Dragonfly F1/VXE R1 mice? :D

@@AuDiGo6 Yup, those guys!

I love my ATK68 its so good man.

In fact the atk and the polar 65 are so good for the price and feel like modded keyboard

You dont have to buy the Wooting 60HE with the plastic case anymore fyi

@@filur108 but isn't the price way more tho

@@fleepity i mean you're now arguing value in form over value in function. I'd rather buy the Wooting and get a better overall package with a slightly inferior case w/e and spend extra on a replacement option. As opposed to paying less money for an inferior product with better build quality.... after all that is the point of a keyboard; it's a tool and it needs to perform as such. I could give a shit less about build quality.

@@trevorbarney1796 yeah uve got a point

please optimum test this one best rapid trigger for the money

Dude, just go climbing or bouldering.

just search up "Akimbo forearm workout" if you want thick, strong & veiny forearms (Sam Sulek's forearm workout also works well for thickness and veiny look but if you want ultimate forearm STRENGTH then Akimbo's is better)

do tricep pushdowns with correct form and your forearms will follow

@@Fingerboardmaster200 OKay people should not listen to your advice lol

or some swear on the rice bucket method, but I have never tried

all problems that appeared on gen 1 were solved, it is on par with the wooting, other then the software.

I have it and the only thing I don’t love about it is how loud it is 🤣 overall it’s a solid keyboard

I had the mini one. The software is dogshit compared to Wooting. Many things you cannot change and sometimes you have to reset the entire software and keyboard, or it will just crash on load. And even worse, the RT was buggy. Every 5 minutes, a movement key that was fully pressed was not detected at all, making my character full stop. Then, I had to fully release the trigger before it would work again. Maybe it was just a problem with my copy, buy yeah...

Sounds like just you man, the software is not the cleanest, but it gets the job done. I know that the keyboard had issues on release and lots of firmware updates have released to combat that. Sounds like you had a bad keyboard though. Been using the V3 pro with 0.1mm and rapid trigger on 0.1mm with no issues for around 4 months.@@Ch4nKyy

Yep

Believe it or not, yes, still a bit faster.

​@@optimumtechthats good to know, cannot wait to see the results when its optimized

Its the same board as this one, im pretty sure. I also experience the same deadzone thing that optimum explained here with the Polar.. still pretty good though

Akko and monsgeek have rapid trigger kbs? Didn't know that

So you like this then as it has arrows?

Maybe that’s because people buy this type of keyboard for gaming ONLY? 😂

I personally got used to it with my 60HE and I can always remap the keys if I need to (altough I couldn't get it to work yet rip) and the extra room for the mouse is nice. I understand wanting those function and arrow keys tho, that's why Wooting is preparing to release an 80% soon

You can survive on a 60 with a slight modification of your muscle memory. Simply make right shift and the 3 mod keys underneath into the arrowkeys, and then customize the enter key to actuate enter when tapped but act as right shift when held. Its actually incredibly easy to get used to using enter as shift. Thats not the only way to make a 60percent work either. If you can’t get used to that you can create a layer key that turns esdf into arrow keys, this is actually more efficient for work purposes because you don’t have to take your hands off the homerow to use the arrows. Then you just have to decide where its best to put the layer key, a lot of people don’t use capslock, so that may be a good place. Some people move their ctrl to caps so maybe where ctrl used to be can be your layer key. Even if you use capslock you can still use it pretty easily if on the second layer you make the tab key act as capslock. This opens up lots of things on the second layer, you can make the numbers turn to function keys, backspace turn to delete. Its all incredibly logical and easy to get used to.

i have pretty much every size keyboard but why do people act like if a key isnt there its nonexistent, most people just rebind keys to the second layer and it takes the exact same amount of time as pressing one key if anything can be even more convenient for certain ones bc you can do everything from your left hand quicker than moving to the other side of the kb or letting go of mouse and using right hand, like binding arrows to wasd or f1-12 as the number row etc bc my fkl tkl(pluto) looks so much cleaner than my reg tkl

What about dislikes?

You better do it

@@KKarl23not humanly possible

Go for it king

Naur have one like = a pound on the bench press