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I picked up a G60 a few days ago. My space bar is horrendous but that is fairly standard for a budget gaming keyboard. I had a Wooting 60HE before and now have a Keychron Q1HE. In terms of build quality, there isn't that much difference between the G60 and the 60HE with the 60HE being slightly better but not by that much. The Q1 is miles ahead though but that's to be expected. Overall, I'm pleased with the G60 so far and it is definitely worth considering based on its price to performance.
awesome review! Thanks! If I may nitpick, one of you say, "If it does need charging, you can do it with the USB-C port" but the way you say it is really funny, as if it's not guaranteed to need charging because it's a battery lol.
Hi! Great video, but is there a reason why Gamakay Phoenix switches (silent linear) didn't make the list to get compared to these others? (I'd love to see the Redragon Rose (silent linear) and Stars (silent tactile) be rated and compared by anyone, too, but they're probably not well-known enough.) Maybe you have a separate video for silents? I'll check out your other videos to see what I find. 😀
Would you recommend this mouse as a small upgrade/replacement over a regular G Pro X Superlight? Could get this for only 40€ so considering it seriously.
I got a cheetah cause I usually buy small mice ( 7 inch hands) and the small variant is just way too tiny even for me. Aiming is a lot snappier and my headshot percentage went up 6% in Valorant since I got it. But fuck I'm thinking of returning it and waiting for a lion/medium.
do you mind me asking what gripstyle you use? since my hands are about that size 17,5 cm(think 6.88 inch) and 9,5cm(3,74inch) and i use kind of a relaxed claw grip and currently have a htx 4k. i was also thinking about getting the small version so id like to get your feedback on it
just bought mm712 for the half price of aria (22$) it grips my hand the same way as vxe r1 and slightly firmer than my friend's pulsar x2 prolly my best mouse purchase ever lol
IS the mouse good to buy ? I use pam grip and claw grip ? How is the battery of this mouse ? People say the battery Stucks up at certain % like 87 or like that and after few weeks of use the battery gets depleted very fast compared to the original one. The rest of the pinky finger is it so uncomfortable when i heard on the internet ? They should had added the 2K with the wired mode too which could provide excellent results.
I know it's a stupid question but how would the Outemu reds stack against anyone on this list? As someone who is buying a prebuilt with outemu reds and want to manage their expectations and what to look for later.
This review alone made my order the mouse. Great review. Very thorough and well made. Loved that you included the recommendations for different grip styles. Loved the straight to the point style. Other channels should learn from you guys. Great job! Can't wait to get my copy.
I'm finding this keyboard going for 75% of wooting 60HE... Does not seem worth it at all. Got all the budget when it comes to quality, but only half assed the price. So the curve of quality by price is very skewed in wootings favor.
I love how my Alpacas feel but I wish they felt like the Morandi switches. Any suggestions on switches that sound close to the Morandi, are as smooth as the Alpacas, and also have similar or less wobble than the Alpacas? everything seems to have higher pitch or a lot more wobble. I am struggling to find a switch that does all 3...
Owner of a recently delivered wooting here. The sound difference their first few batches and their current is phenomenal, so don’t worry about the sound quality if you plan on buying one now.
I live somewhere that’s pretty small and doesn’t have much customization available. I’ve already went ahead and placed an order since my I’ve had my razer keyboard for 10 years now. Would you say the prebuilt quality is good enough not to worry about customization?
@@Mohamed-iu7zo Absolutely. The performance, quality, and sound of the keyboard is great. Most brands like Razer and Steelseries only care about the performance rather than sound quality, but Wooting does both with their factory lubed switches. Even after a year, Wooting keyboards still have the best input latency compared to their competitors. They also fix the issue of lack of features compared to TKL keyboards with the multi layered function keys. If you do end up customizing it, it’s super easy. There is also a four year warranty if something ends up happening to it.
