NON WOOTING KEYBOARDS ARE A WASTE OF TIME 

Yo boardzy a question not related to the video, is the Deathadder V3 wired still worth it?

@@didaka8why wouldn’t it be?

@@olsaaan just asking does it still hold up like build quality and sensor

Oh, in that case, it's not good at all. It's the worst, in fact.@@didaka8

hey boardzy do u have any thoughts on drunkdeer g65

goes hard

Wisdom

From the reviews I saw BOOG75 performs more or less same as Wooting, whilst looking and sounding really good for a HE keeb. Lamzu looks like it will be mid tbh.

Also Boog 75 will have no software to download, which I love

rooting for boog75. there is also zoom65 v3 which has led screen and he module. pretty sick

Yeah I plan to get it, seems really good even though the layout/design is weird

Brain dead layout to sell more shit.

@@boardzy they posted an update that they're fixing the layout but because of that its delayed for a while

@@ValJCI are you talking about the arrow keys getting shifter or them actually adjusting the entire design so it's compatible with most 80%/TKL cases? Because that's the main gripe I have with the 80HE. I just want the board and the switches and put it in a case of my choice, but I have never seen this weird ass layout before. If only more people supported the goat format that is 75%...

you should buy the switches@@Fesititi

Yup I agree with this. I just felt the need to make this vid since a lot of people seem to think all HE boards are equal performance wise currently

It's in the works.

theyre working on an 80%

@@Rymc hope so

@@OfficialFo if it's the current 80HE that one ain't it.

Try the SteelSeries Apex Pro line up. They have a TKL and full-size version. Similar performance to the Wooting.

Wooting 80he is coming

I couldve gone that route too

@@boardzythen the exorcism would occur

that's basically what happened when he got the apex pro lol

Hard to rant against custom keyboards when his wooting literally is a custom keyboard at this point lmao

Is the atk75 gasket mount? I heard rumors but wasn't sure

@@yhiz4757 yes it is gasket mount. it felt pretty good for especially for the price. the only problem is the switches felt over lubed, not too much of an issue tho

Will do

I would def use stock wooting over polar65 but yeah the quality/performance on it is solid for the price no doubt

@@boardzy yeah my keys are starting to feel a little scratchy and I don’t know how to lube them or anything don’t want to mess up the board! I just switched to KBM 6months ago

To be honest, Polar65 (or other keyboards using same boards - Highgrounds, EGG KB65HE, ATK68 and I have a feeling that Lamzu's new keyboard might be the same) is not HE board that I'd recommend because of one thing - if you want to have a rapid trigger on a key with pretty low actuation point (for example 2mm), you are screwed because while you can set it to reset on 0.1mm lift off (or 0.2 depending on firmware), the next actuation is again 2mm, so you either have to have very short initial actuation or live with the fact that you can't really spam one key in same way as you can do on Wooting, Drunkdeer, Akko Mod007B HE or even Redragon M61 (I'd actually recommend Redragon over Polar65 for pure performance even though Polar65 feels much more robust), it kind of defeats half of the purpose of rapid trigger (we can argue that in most games immediate deactuation is more important than fast re-actuation of the same key but still, I don't understand why it is done that way). I'm still waiting for few other HE keyboards to test (I have preoredered Keychron Q1 HE and Meletrix Boog75) but so far Polar65 is the most underwhelming from the ones I've tested in terms of potential of HE switches vs what it actually delivers.

@@jan.tovarnak well said ! I think the steel series is the closet to wooting atleast according to optimumtech video comparing it against the wooting and couple other RU-vidrs!

​@jan.tovarnak the lamzu looks like it will have raesha v1 switches so firmware will probably be similar to the drunkdeer

The reason is down below in the comments someone happy to throw $1k any number of times at a collection of custom keyboards all of which have functional defects like switches that are so poorly made they must be disassembled and fixed by the customer, rgb that is non-functional because the LEDs are south facing, and software that looks like it was written by a grade school class in the 1980s. That's the keyboard hobby in a nutshell.

hey, can i ask ur setting for the rapid trigger as you said its good when setup correctly, cus mine feels sh*t sometimes

Same reason. Readily available, I prefer TKL, which comes with a palm rest, volume knob (which I need) and the fact I got it (legacy version. Same keyboard with FW updates) for £99 with 2 years warranty. I needed a keyboard ASAP as my previous one died.

You don't need to defend your purchase bro buy whatever you want you're good lol

i prefer the Apex Pros switches. they feel much lighter

Drunkdeer a75 is trash (I own one, I hate it), good switches and solid firmware/software but HORRIBLE build quality. Apex pro performs well but is one of the most poorly built keyboards I've ever seen sadly, wish steelseries cared more about the quality of the products they sold instead of focusing on marketing material (although it does perform well). It's your keyboard though, if you like it and don't care about the sound/feel/build quality then honestly I hope you have a shit ton of fun with it

@@parhamizady8616 negligible to you because you dont have one

already came out with the software a couple days ago! its great

bro couldn't setup his mic correctly even tho it's been years

@@michael21-ou2yt it’s intentional lol

wonder if this is still the case post-update for the Polar. have you tried it?

I would care if Ive been wrong about any peripheral in the past 4 years. Having a sharp eye> easily manipulated tests

It's also been majorly flawed and ostracized due to his input lag testing methodology recently. Don't put all your eggs in a single basket.

​@@discoRyne Sure, lets say Optimum has flaws in his tests but I still trust arduino data than 'it feels' 'they say' kind of recommendations.

There's a vietnamese youtuber who tested the ATK68 against wooting 60HE and it came out as ~1.5ms slower on actuation and ~3ms slower on release which imo seems really solid for the price. If they update the firmware to allow for the smart speed x function which is supposed to be the equivalent of tachyon mode it might even match it but who knows.

the features are there, but the implementation sucks ass. not just about latency (which isnt great either)

@@itounobue1 If what you’re saying is accurate, Wooting’s only pros are the 4 year warranty and analog/gamepad remapping which wouldn’t be worth the €80 more for most I presume.

@@wnnd6 Can you elaborate on that? What hindered you with the implementation?

@@mimp8365 Yeah it really depends on how much money youre willing to spend and how much you care about customization. Wooting being a standard 60% makes it fit basically any case on the market and youre also able to choose your switches e.g. gateron jades ks-20 orange/white or raptor he. Those dont work on boards with ks-37s as they dont have the additional middle stem that pops into the pcb.

nahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

they perform the same. We are talking < 20 m/s here in latency/performance difference. The human brain can can only differentiate degraded performance differences between 75-100 m/s. This is clearly a placebo effect.

Copium for not having one

@@tywoods7234 This is the only thing people say when I call it overrated lmao. I literally said I owned it but sold it…

lmfaooooooo@@tywoods7234

​@@smexi1755People say that because you obviously have no idea what you are talking about.

@@NakedTrashPanda And where am I wrong exactly?

Can’t say “perfect” which is an objective term and then “what you value more” which is subjective. Very much contradictory…