Hey guys, I’m looking for a ‘true’ analog keyboard, ie one that has smooth different levels of input based on how much u press it down, not just different actuation points for an on/off input or rapid trigger or different on/off inputs based on how far u press (that every analog keyboard boasts). I want an analog keyboard that could be used for driving games, a true analog, controller trigger-like. I heard wooting might be one, and might also be the only one? But it’s very expensive, do y’all know any others? Appreciate any responses.

Hi,

I saw the finalmouse keyboard reveal and I thought about how many more keyboards are there which are analog.

I found two, other than a wooting keyboard and finalmouse centerpeice:

Ace pad tech-https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=4262 which is just $100

Fluz keyboard- https://fluxkeyboard.com/ which is basically a finalmouse keyboard without 8khz(unreleased)

and there is probably a pulsar keyboard this year which they teased in their 2023 mice preview video.

Anyone know anymore?

Looking at reviews and videos they all seem to focus primarily on the "rapid release" tech with these keyboards, but I'm more curious on how well do they bridge the gap between a controller and keyboard. What I'm looking for specifically are things like better control when moving, for example a lighter touch equalling walking speed and a full press equalling full movement speed like a analog stick, and also better control driving, again the amount of acceleration being directly affected by the level of pressure on the key. Is this something most analog keyboards offer? If so does anyone know if most games support this kind of tech?