I mean... the 60HE being called the 'best gaming keyboard' is old news now and pretty much a consensus amongst 90% or more of reviewers and has been since launch. Publishing / sharing that take at this point is just beating a dead horse and is uninteresting IMO. The way more interesting videos at this point are ones from Optimum Tech and other channels comparing other companies attempts to copy Wooting. For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fs4shm3Pyfc In most cases they fall short in one or many areas. Edit: If this is your own video I'm not trying to knock you personally or anything, it's just that this is old news by now and the video feels very late to the game when it's been out for over a year and these 'best gaming keyboard' videos have been done ad nauseam by the big channels. You (or whomever made this video) might find more success taking a fresher angle like comparing to competing keyboards that are starting to pop up, but even that is becoming more prolific, at least until another competitor is released. More on reddit.com

There was a bit of a drama recently in the Trackmania community where the streamer Wirtual (a keyboard player) created a track and then set a time people thought to be impossible on keyboard and accused him of cheating. It turned out that was using one of these Wooting keyboards with custom actuation curves, enabling him to perform precise drifts and, more importantly, keep steering at a very precise angle for extended period (say, lock at 34% left for 3 seconds) - something way beyond human capability even on a controller. So now there's a debate in the community over whether these keyboards should be banned, because they can become a $100 gateway into competing at the very top of the leaderboards.

It's compounded by the fact that Trackmania is one of the few racing games where both keyboard and controller input are viable - the game itself has the so-called "action keys", where keyboard keys can be mapped for 10%, 20%, 30% etc. steering inputs instead of 0-100 like normal arrow keys do. Those are widely considered legal because the developers themselves implemented it, but "analog keyboards" are more precise than that.

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I've had both wooting 1 and now 2. I would put it up against any premium keyboard including Das, Ducky, etc. The software is also more intuitive and cleaner than most gaming competitors like Logitech and Razer. Overall, I just don't end up using the analog capabilities that much but I'm very happy with both Wootings. More on reddit.com

People on this sub absolutely hate gaming focused devices because they don't want to think that customs are worse.
Wootings have incredibly low latency and a whole lot of great features, like customizable actuation point, rapid trigger (key press is released as soon as it starts coming up, and pressed again as soon as it starts going down) single key macros depending on how hard you push it, and keys that can act like gamepad sticks. On top of all that, they just feel great to use. I use my wooting two HE for league of legends and Fortnite and it's substantially improved my gameplay. So yes, you can ignore these people who don't even own the boards. They're awesome keyboards for gaming

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