r/WootingKB

Just bought a Jedel KL-71 keyboard. The guy in the store gave this when I asked for a hot swappable. This doesn't mention hot swappable but drinky switch swappable. I tried pulling the switch but it won't come out. I didn't put too much pressure on it as this is my first mechanical keyboard.

They never mention anything abt the keys even on their website. Tried to find some youtube videos abt it but couldn't find any. Even tried asking AI and it some says have to take a look at the PCB & some say it is swappable. But it won't come out. Even the PCB when i unscrewed the whole thing. I really feel like im being scammed.

Prod. Link: https://www.jedelit.com/ProDetail.aspx?ProId=131

I was putting together my end game setup and I had to get the wooting with the optimum case! I picked up some clone GMK honor keycaps off of aliexpress. Super happy with the keyboard.

Silver or Black ? Can’t decide

Just got my first Wooting 80he (Zinc Alloy).

There is noticeable play in the case, and it doesn’t seem right.

EDIT: I forgot to mention that everything was preassembled.

are 8k keyboard faster at counter strafing

I wanted to know how accurate you think this video is.

Which one do you use? 8k or 1k?

but above all, all professional players use 8K?

I made a light on my own WOOTING in the colors of the American flag. I thought it was funny, so I'm calling for a flag flash mob under this post.

Recently got the 80HE module with Zinc Alloy black case. It's running gateron jade gaming from a set I bought for my previous keyboard but found out it was incompatible and the keycaps also from my previous keyboard (The pudding also came from my previous previous one), then I switched the plate for a carbon fiber one which I got on mercari for cheap and that's about it, which is how I ended up with this abomination.

Looking on advice on how I can make the sound and performance better. I'm wondering what everyone did to their 80HE to make it sound and feel better.

1. I'm deciding between getting Owlab Ti or Gravastar UFO to change the switches

2. a new set of keycaps that look similar to the Tenz takeover one or any that would suit the zinc alloy case.

3. Wondering if I should replace the stabilizers with something else and any suggestions on DIY or improvements I should do would be really appreciated!

Finally finished what I think is my endgame Wooting.

This build took way longer than I expected. Lubing and filming every single switch was honestly a pain, but it was 100% worth it.

Parts list :
- Wooting 60HE+ module
- KBDfans Holy60 anodized black case
- Polycarbonate plate
- Geon RAW HE switches, hand-lubed with 205g0 and filmed with Keebmat poron thock film
- TX AP screw in stabilizers with bandaid mod
- Keebmat Keep Tape
- Poron switch pad
- Plate foam
- PCB foam
- PCB backing film
- Case foam
- PBT Fans Crosshair keycaps

Unfortunately, I don’t have a proper microphone to record a sound test, but the difference in person is huge. These are probably my favorite Hall Effect switches that I’ve tried so far. The sound is so much closer to a mechanical keyboard than I expected while still keeping all the advantages of Hall Effect.

The Holy60 isn’t exactly known for having the best acoustics, but I think all the foam, the polycarbonate plate, and the lubed/filmed switches made a huge difference.

This is probably my endgame keyboard. It has the sound and feel of a custom mechanical keyboard with the performance and responsiveness of analog Hall Effect switches.

Wooting really nailed the platform, and I couldn’t be happier with how this build turned out!