It’s already out I think! Available on their website.

@@leizerg I would get it but shipping costs are crazy :/ hoping it goes on Amazon soon

@@zeldapkmnyou can try akko mod 007b he

I think it might be board issue because on SteelSeries and Razer the results were accurate using this method.

@@leizerg thanks for the reply! should I be weary buying this then? It’s one the most popular budget keyboard for Hall effect but if the rapid trigger performance is that much behind even the razer, is it really worth it? Price isn’t the problem for me in this case. The wooting is just never in stock so I was looking for alternatives. What would you recommend is the best alternative, and have you tested the monsgeek?

@@turboprince7844 I haven’t tested Monsgeek. Honestly I don’t think you will notice the difference in performance when playing - 0.1 vs 0.3 isn’t that big of a difference. 0.1 most of the times can give you a lot of accidental inputs. If money isn’t an issue both Apex Pro and Huntsman V3 Pro are a good choice from more known brands. I’m sticking with Huntsman for now.

@@leizerg I actually have pretty bad history with those brands. I used to have a steelseries and the software was absolutely terrible. It had to run taking up 2 gigs of ram in the background at all times not to mention the random times the software just decides to break. Razer has overall bad quality control and the switches rattle and have a metal ping that made me get rid of it. Thanks for the advice though but I believe there really isn’t a keyboard in the market right now that can best the wooting at a lower price. We’ll just have to wait and see.

Quite fast actually - 4-5 days

@@leizerg mine came in 15 hours

Haven’t tried it yet. Currently going though Akko mod007 and waiting for Polar to arrive. Maybe monsgeek will be next

Yes it does

You can set it anyhwere between 0.2mm to 3.8mm, the starting force is 30, bottom out is around 50g.

@@leizerg This guy says the rapid trigger is different on the wooting, maybe that's why ur getting those inconsistencies? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qsl4YL1yv9uUh4E.html

I’ve had no major issues but it seemed that the rapid trigger sens was a bit inaccurate.

@@leizerg is it still inaccurate?

@@Kypris_ don’t have it anymore with my so I can say :(

@@leizerg Aw rip

Don’t think so. But you can buy it barebones (when it’s available)and get your own keycaps

Tough question. Probably not. There are cheaper or better classic options. Unless you want analog keyboard with activation adjustment. Then maybe.

@leizerg good to know, thanks for the quick response bro i gave you a like

Same for me, can’t go too compact. I think you won’t be disappointed with DD

How is it? THinking about getting it.

@@beano2689 it’s definitely not bad. But I hate the abs keycaps and how light the keyboard feels. Wooting is dropping the tkl or 75 layout on the 29th. I’m most likely going to return to get the wooting.

@@leizerghello so I saw on one review that the reset point is actually higher than other rapid trigger keyboards. And the reset point fluctuates.I hear really good things about this keyboard. I’m wary that it won’t perform as good as the v3 huntsman pro/ apex pro. Would you say it was on par with the other boards as far as the rapid trigger goes? I really want this board as I like that it has the delete keys and arrow key thanks again for your in depth review!!!

@@JuanHernandez-tn8rk hi! I had no issues on my unit. I bought it off Amazon so it wasn’t a review copy. Yes the reset point fluctuates but it’s on all keyboards it’s not surgical prediction unfortunately. In my opinion you won’t notice a difference between this and Razer or SteelSeries. The Apex pro also sometimes has issues when setting very low RT Sean like 0.1mm - it just starts spamming randomly. I showed it on my comparison video.

I believe wooting is still the best but if you want to save money this keyboard in my opinion is good enough. Best money to performance ratio.

Yes you can find the review on my channel. It’s solid but could do with better Rapid Trigger implementation

@@leizerg Hey, did you prefer the Polar 65 over the Drunkeer?

@@busta2k feel wise yes. Feature wise I think DD is better because it does rapid trigger well.

@@leizerg thanks for the reply, looking forward to future uploads

Link?

@@leizerg Its a subsidiary company of akko. Has rapid triggers and ticks all the boxes of a custom keyboard, i think its a steal for the price. Though i don't know the precise details of how the rapid triggers perform, so i don't know if its better or even comparable to wooting. So please review it

Wooting is more premium that’s for sure.

Most rapid trigger keyboards are around 200$. This was the cheapest one out there.

This keyboard is really cheap considering it has rapid trigger

​@leizerg in Canada this board is $200 but the wooting is around $300.

@@davisterisboss3387 yh m8 cuz its CAD