Higround Performance Keyboard 

I wanted to add that reactuation of the switch is faster as well because you do not have to let the key cap travel back to its resting place before pressing the key again. This is where the rapid trigger name comes from as you are able to actuate the key faster and more times then a regular key due to what I explained above.

on the website it says there is rapid trigger tho, does it not perform the same? @@ScottyBing87

Yes they do say they have rapid trigger but if you read the quick start guide you can surmise that rapid trigger is simply a description of the magnetic switch keys and its ability to be actuated with great speed ("rapid trigger") because you can lower thee actuation point to .4 mm . I believe they are able to implement the actual rapid trigger function into their performance key board by a firmware update similar to what steel series did with thee apex pro mini. Until that happens you are getting a magnetic switch key board that only has the ability to adjust actuation point.@@aadihsoy

@@ScottyBing87 thanks for this info. i was always wondering if their 'rapid trigger' meant the same as wooting's rapid trigger. I guess in actuality higround's 'rapid trigger' is just another way of saying adjustable actuation speed. so therefore there is no actual real rapid trigger functionality. thanks for the heads up as i was torn on getting this or the wooting but i think ill just get the wooting still

wooting no brainer, ngl the higround ia gonna sound better but the wooting will perform better@@gilydoesall