Keyboard manufacturer Wooting has unveiled a collaboration with VALORANT content creator Tyson 'TenZ' Van Ngo.
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Most mechanical keyboard switches have two positions—off and on. Either the key is activated, or it’s not. The switches in the Wooting One keyboard ...
In May of 2017, the small team at Wooting launched their Kickstarter to fund the Wooting One, the first mechanical gaming keyboard to offer analog support. In just seven hours, the One blew through ...
The Wooting 80HE, with its analogue keys, Rapid Trigger, and 8,000 Hz polling rate, is a high-end mechanical gaming keyboard ...
Is this the future of mechanical keyboards? keys that are pressure sensitive? Imagine playing a first person shooter and ...
It looks like a fairly standard keyboard, but the switches are an entirely new design that feature optical analog input--it's not just on or off like other switches. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...
You probably have a mechanical keyboard (if not, get on that), but we'll do you one better with an analog mechanical keyboard boasting what is undoubtedly the weirdest name around: Wooting One.
After a hectic journey from wildly successful Kickstarter campaign to mass production, the three-person team of Calder Limmen, Erik Stakenborg, and Jeroen Langelaan have put together something hugely ...
There's an interesting new mechanical keyboard aimed at PC gamers on Kickstarter now. The Wooting One stands out from traditional rivals, made by the likes of Logitech, Razer or Corsair, by offering ...
Without taking sides in the age-old gaming debate of console vs PC, controllers do have an advantage when it comes to analog input. On digital keyboards, a button is either pressed or it's not – a ...
It looks like a fairly standard keyboard, but the switches are an entirely new design that feature optical analog input--it's not just on or off like other switches. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...
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