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I've been really impressed with Wooting keyboards for gaming after trying many alternatives. (My daily driver for coding is a Kinesis Advantage2 due to RSI, but

I've been really impressed with Wooting keyboards for gaming after trying many alternatives. (My daily driver for coding is a Kinesis Advantage2 due to RSI, but they suck for games.) Has anyone tried both Wooting and Topre? Or for that matter, Wooting and anything they liked as much or better?

TrainedMonkey 5y ago
Negative data point, Wooting Two HE keyboard right now is best one I've used. Comparing it to a das keyboard mx brown, couple of mechanical gaming, and a smattering of modern apple keyboards. Also a callout to Wooting wrist pads, they are sturdy, easy to clean, and feel amazing. The only bad part is availability in different sizes/colors, I've looked for similar products, but no dice.
- wellthisisgreat 5y ago
  How does the Wooting sound? Is it loud or silent X Is it lighter or heavier than MX Brown?
paulgerhardt 5y ago
These are my two daily drivers. For office work I strongly prefer the Topre (programming, long form writing, etc). For fun the Wooting is much more enjoyable.
jmgao 5y ago
> Or for that matter, Wooting and anything they liked as much or better? I got my Wooting 2 HE yesterday, and it feels great, but I think I still prefer the Cherry MX low profile speed switches that I bought by accident (I thought I was buying a replacement for a keyboard with full profile MX speed switches, but I was happily surprised to learn that I preferred the low profile switches). Adjusting the activation height to 1.0mm gets me most of the way there, though.