TenZ Takeover

If you're unsure about what switches to get, the preinstalled Lekker Tikkenz in the TenZ 80HE are a pretty good starting point. There are also a bunch of other switches available on the market worth checking out. For recommended switches, their sound tests, wobble ratings, and other specifications,

If you get the Wooting 80HE TenZ Takeover Edition and you are from the US. It has the custom Lekker Tikken switches and other changes that the regular doesn't have. I like it more over the regular version after trying both.

If you have the money, I recommend using the Lekker L45 V2 switches instead of the standard L60 V2 since they’re lighter, making for example spam sections easier (it is also much more useful in other games for example osu mania) since the wooting 80HE comes with the L60 by standard there are 2 optio

I ordered both because I was indecisive (and at the time didn’t realize wooting makes you pay delivery to return). The switches on the TenZ are much better and combined with FR4 plate sound better too (this could be subjective). TenZ feels like a proper gaming keyboard, 80HE to me feels half baked i

There is barley any difference between the two performance wise and the distinction between the two is almost entireley cosmetic. The Tenz version features different switches which have a slightly different feel and sound but they retain the same technology used in every other HE switch. The Tenz 80

I believe the Wooting Two HE is a bit older now, been a few years since they've last given it a refresh. Believe the 80HE is slightly newer, and the 60 V2 is the newest keyboard. You can't really go wrong with any of them, but the Two HE is frequently out of stock. I'd recommend the 80 HE TenZ editi

It’s really a personal preference. Go with the TenZ Takeover if you want the most competitive (and you are playing at the professional competitive level), prefer a more rigid typing feel, prefer lighter switches, and are a fanboy/girl of TenZ. Go with the standard 80HE if you prefer a more cushioned

Ok so everything you described there can be done on a sayodevice As for a warning about rappy snappy, even people who daily drive wootings have it switched off due to it being classed as cheating in most games , so it really shouldn’t be a selling feature , to my knowledge it doesn’t for geometry da

Well that's just a difference in the switches. The main difference is the FR4 plate imo. You can only get this one (from Wooting) in the TenZ keyboard. Yes, the Lekker Tikken switches are a bit different too, but it's not as big of a difference imo. For the default 80he if you buy the module you can

fair i guess. for me I had no preference. This was my first wooting/ he board so it just made sense for me to go for something other than the basic standard board and very happy I did. I am sure the normal 80he would probably feel and perform the same but I do love how this tenz feels with this swit