TenZ Takeover

Wooting is the most safest pick for a HE keyboard, if you have the money - go for it. I’ve got the TenZ 80HE, can’t name a single flaw.Just don’t expect it to make you better at games.

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

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

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