Thank you!

Thank you Jimmy!

It’s life changing for sure, can’t see myself going back to a regular mech

@@OhItsKris Yeah, that's completely understandable

Playing a game every day makes you better. Better gear can make you a better player, sure, but if you suck and buy gear for hundreds of dollars you will still suck. Learning mechanics > new gear

That’s 100% understandable. I mostly play comp games so the choice for me was a nobrainer

what kind of keyboard is over 1k lol

this is my thought process i have a really quite keyboard and i mostly play singular player games and even when i do play competitive shooters im never good at them nor do i want to improve in any game since my friends dont play competitive shooters anymore so there just no reason to buy this keyboard when there main selling feature is the rapid trigger and i just wouldnt use the feature to its best.

@@sabbledabble a custom build

idk but its definitely custom.

Thank you bro

It’s really well made for sure

I was too impatient 🫢

@@OhItsKris i have the ducky mini ... i miss my arrow keys :D now ill have em back

I’d love to try jades for myself. Glad you like it! Aluminum case was definitely a very nice upgrade

Hope you like it!

I learned from the best 😎

Polar65 is 100% a great keyboard

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

This is the first time I’m hearing about that tbh I’ll check it out and I’ll to find out more about it. Thank you

Some boards do not make a distinction between first actuation and later re-activation distance in the press. that means that if you don't want a super short actuation your actuation point sort of floats around the switch and isn't consistent. this is not a good implimentation (EGG K65) is an example. However The wooting does it right (though it's not the only one) by making individial sliders for initial and re-actuation distance in rapid trigger. The Wooting software is what keeps it ahead right now, though others are closing in. Right now as a 60HE user I wouldn't upgrade for anything, but if I had to use my money to buy something I would only be considering the Keychron Q1 HE or the Wooting 80HE or 60HE+. Lot of people are content with getting a "budget hall effect" (oh wow this keyboard is half the price of the wooting with a better build and rapid trigger, but neglect to mention the lackluster software and lack of other useful hall effect features or full customization). Wooting and Keychron also use custom PCBA which generally seem to have much better base latency than a lot of the OEM PCBs that a lot of the more budget hall effect boards have just slapped in an aluminum case. Software is paramount for hall effect boards and right now only Keychron and Wooting have apps that I would be satisfied with completely.

@@paleopasha I just preordered the 80HE! Currently using an ATK68, which prioritizes key release when smart speed is turned on. Key press is actually faster with smart speed off so I’m definitely excited for the 80HE

I’m biased, but I never liked my Black Widows. I had like 5 and they were all trash

It’s from Midori (@midoripads on Twitter). This is an unreleased sample, but it should be releasing somewhat soon.

Just a preference. It’s more comfortable for me to hit the flat side of the space around with my thumb, rather than the edge. Try it! You might like it

@@OhItsKris imma try it

They sure are!

It looks super sick

New things are coming out this year that are apparently as good if not better. We shall see

@@OhItsKris That is the way of things. Someone starts and others copy or improve the design and the idea!

@@Lawandfun and we all benefit. No innovation without competition.

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