Can A Keyboard Be OP? Wooting 60HE+ Review 

best profile for fps?

Love it bro.

Straight up

i have one but dont utilize it at all.. mind telling me your findings after using it? whats the best feature? how do i use it to its max? thanks!

​@@ilaybm Go in the wooting software and enable rapid trigger when you play games

I bought one and its shipping is it really that good lmao?

@@vexx12343 Try going back your old one after a week

Ordered my 80he in zinc and can't wait for it! My end-game keyboard 😊

+1 ^. My thumbs have been happy ever since I put my spacebar upside down.

Thats apex for ya

Exactly what does continuous rapid trigger do?

makes rapid trigger continuous

Cope

@@Multi2pat if you factor in the new rappy tappy socd then you're right.. I want Gamakay to implement this feature in firmware Wooting is def the better brand I just like to save a $

No to Razer? Looking for a keyboard right now and the v3 pro didn’t seem bad. Just expensive.

Its his cousin no cap

dont attach it? or upgrade the case to not include it at all?

@@JetixUK Ahh yes. "upgrade" the already $300CAD keyboard that I already bought. Stupid comment.

what are you talking about? He wasn't even in a weird position.

Well actually that hand position is more natural than what a keyword would normally suggest. He is untwisting his forearm and he can still easily reach all keys as he has very long fingers. I don't think i could play in that position but it looks certainly more comfortable than the suggested normal 10 finger typing position. I think you meant RSI repetitive strain injury or carpal tunnel. Arthritis is the complete wrong disease. Go google it

His Rapid Trigger (Deactivation) is on 0.15, the fastest setting you can have. So it is indeed the maximum on how sensitive it is. If you put it lower the more you have to lift of your key before it deactivates.

Yes. Any MX style caps work

Most will work fine but some lower end or coiled cables will cause issues if you use the max power and brightest LED settings.

What are you talking about

Have you intentionally tried playing with rappid Trigger movement (Not entirely pressing Buttons and releasing them)? When I First got my wooting I didnt and therefore it didnt feel any different but ever since changing that habit of completely pressing and completely releasing a button it has been a night and day difference and you almost using a normal Keyboard for gaming feels so weird now

@@ThePioneer0000anyone who’s been running optical switches basically already has rapid trigger…. Y’all are talking about literal fractions of a millimeter thinking it’s so groundbreaking and revolutionary feature when majority of ppl don’t actually want their keyboard to be that responsive… Y’all get your jolly’s off the idea of gust of wind triggering a key press and it becomes so obvious that y’all just like to regurgitate anything you hear on the internet to fit in.

​@@KryueIInot sure what you're on about but no, having optical switches is not equivalent to have rapid trigger, there is no relation between the 2

@@LordCommanderVex clearly you don’t know how these things work. Rapid trigger just gets rid of input overlapping. On a optical keyboard the second the laser reconnects the switch is reset and cause it uses a laser, there is literally zero debouncing… The difference between rapid trigger and a standard optical keyboard is almost nonexistent unless you’re running a ridiculously low AP on the board with rapid trigger, or the travel distance on your switch is higher than most. Most people on optical boards are on razer switches. Which already have a AP of 1mm to 1.5mm…. The absolute millisecond I let off a key I can input another. Idk about you bud… not sure if you’ve actually used an optical board before. But there is virtually no difference. Maybe if we hook up some fucking 20k a frame slow mo camera we’ll see a difference…. “Idk what you’re on about🤡” yeah you sure don’t… These software features are innovative when compared to regular mechanical boards but compared to optical boards… you’d have to be running snap tap, rapid trigger, and have a ap of 0.1 all together to feel even a slight difference between what an optical board already offers out the box… and if you need all those software features active at the same time then chances are you’re a shitter anyways and it doesn’t even matter lmao… Like I don’t know how many of you went to school but I learned about mm and ms in elementary school, pretty sure it was the 3rd grade too. I think most of y’all need to go back and catch up on how ridiculous small these units are…

@@LordCommanderVex optical board has zero debounce. The absolute millisecond you let off the key it’s ready to input the next so long as you’re not bottoming out the key, which most people don’t. Inputs at around 0.03ms which is faster than a Hall effect keyboard. That combined with 1mm to 1.5mm AP the differences between these specs and rapid trigger and beyond minuscule. Unless you’re heavy handed and you’re bottoming out every single key press like a caveman there is almost no difference. Now if you’re running rapid trigger, snap tap, and a 0.1mm AP all at the same time than ofc you’d feel a difference. But rapid trigger by itself compared to how optical switches work is boarder line an irrelevant difference. Matter of fact everything I just explained was quite literally the entire point of an optical keyboard 🤣 literally making the inputs as fast as they can be and the overlapping of inputs as minimal as possible. If you’re an American that needs a short bus explanation it’s like saying my 200hp car is faster than your 198hp car🤣 only difference between optical switches and rapid trigger are fractions of fractions of ms and mm…. You sir are not a fucking robot who can tell the difference 🤣