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This I believe @daring helm
Yeah it is
Theyâre both good I like the Pros because of the sound personally
Does anyone have a red case for the 60he+?
what would be a good frankenswitch
Cool
Up
the geon raw hes are really good imo
im running them with a cheap holy60 resin clone
and foamless
Yeh lots of fans for them here 
foamless gives the true sound of the switch apparently
Iâm waiting for my 80he
for now on my current 60He I just have regular jades
bruh doing this with 0.5mm rapid trigger is mind wracking
its like im going to make a mistake any moment for no apparent reason
foamless gang yurrr
interesting case
it costs like 10 usd on taobao
oh shi fr?
very interesting
you have a picture of your board
curious on what it looks like
my keyboard isnt actually a wooting but i do own a wooting uwu so
wait lemme send a picture
the whole build ended up being really cheap for a hall effect board
venom?
why is it tucked in bed?
heâs sleepy :3
venom is very sleep :3
sayo
ah
theres rgb
oh mb
if the pcb breaks i wouldnt really mind since its like 30 usd
lol didnt even look
if it does im going to replace it with a venom
the software the sayodevice has is so bad
rapid trigger settings doesnt switch with profiles so thats why i have 0.5mm on all the alpha keys
SayoDevice K64H3MZ V2-R
@glacial wind @deft wing
time to learn how to pull a switch with my fingers
6?
6x10
oh yeah

Its easy to learn
I do it all the time
spill some technique đ
Hahahaha, word sounds like a plan
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Its alr tho when I got keycaps for the first time I took the originals off with my fingers and they bled
I sat there just ripping off all the keycaps that where originally on the board
i feel like keycaps are a lot easier to remove by hand than a switch đ
i too had to do that when i took them off for the first time hahaha
honestly works better than a keycap puller sometimes
Depends on the scenario
They would be wrong
Unless you are a demented ape no
Just don't be stupid and it's easy
Use a switch puller, or take the plate off and pop them out like that
I did it without a tutorial first time just fine
It's extremely hard to fuck up
Wouldnât this highkey be worth even if I already have regular jades?
No
Maxes suck, there's a reason they are selling them
They have bad friction issues
The seller just sell a lot of different keyboard stuff in my region
Heâs selling pros for 48$
he is selling it and taking a loss for a reason
The maxes have terrible friction issues
I mean the only thing I saw about the maxes was the hype when they were coming out
its batch specific so that might not have it
Pros are apparently rly good tho
but its a risk ur taking
Until people got them, and everybody doesn't like them
Pros are good, maxes are a no go
honestly yes if you're sensitive to stem wobble
but if not then don't worry about it
Yeahhh I donât think I am lol
I think I need to fix my rattly spacebar or lube my jades before I think of spending more money
Cause Iâm already satisfied enough
Thanks!
WELCOME TO THE CULT
uh oh, optimum tech case 308mm, i think my old 60% keyboard carry case is 305mm
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i guess this is their follow up to the previous retro one
nintendo first, now xbox, then playstation next
hrm this is neat
i gotta see if the optimum case can somehow fit into my older kdbfans case otherwise time to go shopping
it says 308mm but fitting 308mm case into 308mm container that's not made of foam sides sounds sketchy
Why is that?
Maxes have sticking issues (not all but quite a damn few) as the Stem material is the same as the housing. Usually Stems are a more softer plastic to avoid hickups in movement.
Maxes have a friction issue
Which can cause binding during key presses, especially so if it's any but off axis
ong this sounds like jt feels better than sex
Any ttc magneto rgb users? What's the take?
thoughts on the gateron jade max? are there any switches that are better with a 0.1mm actuation point?
@cinder tangle Just talkeds about these. Apperently they have issues with hickups due to friction
Go with jade pros, or geon raw HE
thanks đ
what are the differences?
Between the 2, not much at all
Slight pitch difference
Both are great for sound and stem wobble
cool thanks
Quick question, should I get the Wooting 60HE, 80HE, ez60/63, Made68, Made60, Venom 60HE, ATK Edge 60HE, and so on. Iâm looking for the best performance with good software thatâs easy to understand.
for ease of use/software etc wooting always wins there. If you want to try something different - venom60he
performance wise those 2 are the most consistent in that if you strafe or push a button 100 times, it's going to do what you want those 100 times
made, atk etc are all worse versions of the venom, so if you aren't going wooting then i'd go venom over those options
Hello, i have a question
Anyone tried gamakay phoenix magnetic silent switches?
Compared to lekkers, actuation is 0.01-4.00? And 4.00-0.01 reset?
Either, these are tactile HE switches, and I don't even have to argue why this shouldn't exist
or they are really bad at marketing
not sure if anyone here has tested them. They were not very popular or appealing to folks here from the videos so i don't think any of us ordered any
I ve seen sound comparison on YouTube, they sound more silent
venom60he might take a while to receive and have to diy though. But is a nice option if you don't care about rgb
Im new to keyboard management..switches...so pls excuse me
I see
wait are those the opposite polarity ones?
they might have been, i recall something about that
yeah if they are opposite polarity that would explain why no one tried them, they weren't compatible with wooting
if you want the standard recommended switch from most people here it'd be geon raw he or jade pro
Idk, these are the ones
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yeah i don't think those are compatible
I ve seen many recommend those,.or even raptors...
I was looking for something silent..
there's no such thing as true silent switch unfortunately
there's the new gateron genty silent switches
but those are still not full silent
Yeah, i ve heard them on sound tests from youtube, they dont seem to be silent at all
Could u check this out?
They are linear.
3.8mm
did wooting do that update to make both polarities compatible yet or was that still planned?
Do u have wooting?
Both polarities have been compatible for a long while now but the magnet strength is still an issue.
Yeah
okay good i knew i remembered something about that
And how are the phoenix switches? Are they silent?
I guess they are not dead silent, but compared to other he switches?
Theyâre quiet, yes. However, I wouldnât recommend them as they sound a bit scratchy and they arenât sold separately (the boards they come in are the TK68 HE and TK75 HE).
They are selling separately from today
Really?
One more question
Are they already for sale?
I think yes
Could you explain this to me?
Omni ones...reset point for example, 0.4 to 3.8
So if i want to reset point to be 0.2, is not possible, right?
Thatâs the board, Steelseries is shit so they donât offer the full range.
Most HE boards offer the full range of the switch.
Aaaa, okii...so like, of u take the switches from steelseries and u put them on wooting...resert point and actuation point is 0.01-4.00?
I see
Yes, precisely.
whats their deadzone?
Phoenix*
What is a deadzone? đ€Šđ€Šđ€Šđ
Yeah. A quirk about Wootingâs software is that itâll show 0.1-4mm even if a switch has a travel of 3.8mm for example. The 0.1-4mm in the software is % rather than the actual millimeters.
So if you set 3.8mm switches to 4mm in Wootility, the actuation will happen at 3.8mm (the bottom out).
Havenât used them on the 80HE yet, so not sure, but it doesnât really matter.
Theyâre quiet but of low quality basically.
Lets say u want to buy silent switches right now...knowing that they sound bit scratchy...will u still buy them? Or u go for something lauder but more pleasing?
phoenix is not a performance switch if you're talking deadzone
if you care about deadzone you're basically picking one of the higher end box stem switches, but that's not what i'd recommend since you wanted less noisy
all the box stems at the top of that list are very noisy lol
Most would prefer a clean sound over their desired pitch. Itâs up to you at the end of the day.
What is ur recommendation? The ones u told me?
well i'd recommend not worrying about deadzone for your requirements because you said less noisy
These ones?
the ones i'd recommend for deadzone are ttc magneto, ttc uranus and gateron jade gaming - all 3 are insanely loud and noisy
Squishy (even slightly) HE switches isnât really support yet, well not by Woot and most other companies. Youâd want a setting that ensured RT remains active at bottom out regardless if the squishyness would cause a deactivation.
that are not the switches you pick if you care about sound
the top switches will take your deadzone down from 0.3-ish total with the lekkers to like 0.18-ish
but none of them are quiet or generally recommend if sound is a priority for you
0.03 and 0.018 right?
0.3mm deadzone would be crazy
yeah correct
er wait
no
0.3mm total
i'm talking including starting point
Nah, the board is slightly more accurate but 0.1 is the most stable and small enough.
so 0.15+0.15 and 0.15+0.03
So deadzone is about accidentally press the key?
deadzone is the deadspace at the bottom of your keypress
Okii
so yeah some boards have more/less at the bottom and it can change a bit based on the switch you pick too
which switches/boards have a bottom out deadzone of 0.3mm?
nah it's been measured and there's video on top of that
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1zH1zYcEHN/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click - video comparing lekkers vs ttc
Guys, u 2, if you order the 80he in this moment,.what will.u choose between lekkers and jade? They only say gateron jades,. idk which one
measuring flux changes
switchless and get raws or black knights
depending on what you like
The comparison between a 4mm travel and 3.5(?) travel switch isnât fair.
Oki, ty so much for ur help guys
For Wootingâs boards specifically.
this is bottom out release up
i know technically there's a slight difference in the disengage due to the auto calibration of 3.5 vs 4, but that still counts towards the deadzone amount measured moving up
they're all within wootings sensitivity range if that's what you're asking
no, I mean Lekkers and KS-20Us are nearly identical which then would score identical.
Lemme translate the image
it's about bottom out wobble mixed with magnet precision
yes i know what the image says
that's why roughly speaking box stems tend to do well higher on the chart because their bottom stability is higher
meaning less flux and less excess movement
The test done in the video doesnât seem to be related to wobble at all. If Lekkerâs and KS-20Us scored differently, itâs odd.
it's related to deadzone
i'm trying to explain the rough dynamics of why the deadzone increases
it's about the stability of the switch which partially comes from the bottom wobble
small changes in mold and magnet can make a difference in this. for example magneto rgb vs magneto
the magnet is a tiny bit more precise and the mold is a tiny bit more improved even though they're marketed as same-ish switch with rgb/no rgb housing
I know, Iâm saying itâs the board rather than the switch and if switches with supposed identical strength and travel distance score differently itâs because of the magnet tolerances.
the switches are not indentical
magnet selection for example varies
which varies slightly from switch to switch.
yes hence why a lot of these tests do an average
supposed identical magnet strength i.e Gateronâs spec.
so Lekkers and KS-20Us.
except that's not how it works, gateron has many specs and not all magnets selected are equal
yea surely they have less than 0.15 with all that bottom wobble
same like how ttc has many specs within the same-ish switch lines
magneto rgb for example uses a magnet with same strength as magneto except it has +-50 instead of +-60
same strength doesn't always mean same quality
what causes the deadzone to be different you think?
combination of magnet and bottom out wobble adding to deadzone
because we're talking about tiny amounts of movement/wobble shifting one way with sub 1mm stuff
the deadzone is the firmwareâs doing, the switch itself doesnât have anything to do with it (in this specific test). with a different magnetic strength and distance from the sensor comes a different deadzone.
they have the same magnetic strengths
and the even +- in some cases
but then the only thing changing is the stability of the switch at times
like we still when eyejoker tests the wobble of the switch
and the fact that Lekkers and KS-20Us score differently is because their magnetsâ strengths vary slightly.
for example there is also data on things like jade pro and jade gaming which use the exact same magnets but one is box stem and jade gaming out performed jade pro
there seems to be some rough correlation between the bottom stability due to box stems and deadzone typically being less
on top of magnet precision
point is, deadzone and switch wobble are unrelated entirely. the deadzone can only be changed per switch based on the strength of that switchâs magnet and its distance from the sensor, or if the board has a switch select option.
they aren't though and honestly i'm not debating you on something you learnt existed 15 mins ago
you do you.
well
a Wooting board knows what switches are installed because it knows what switches arenât installed. Sure.
Well sno posted tests
youre just saying same thing that switches have nothing to do with deadzone like 5 times
the tests donât show what he thinks they do.
without any clear explanation
The board cannot differentiate between switches. It has strength of a switchâs magnet and its distance from the sensor. Thatâs it. So it canât change the deadzone of a switch based on what switch is installed. Thatâs my point.
are all switches identical?
he's not getting it, don't bother shafie
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the actual most interesting data point is the jade pro vs jade gaming part actually
both have same magnet, same travel distance
same stats outside of box stem
Yes, but one is box stemmed
To the board, kinda yeah.
It would have to if the deadzone changes based off of the switch alone.
and yet it does.
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Then we wouldnât need a switch select option now would we.
no we need the switch selection option to be more precise, but auto calibration already does this roughly
unless your take is that auto calibration does nothing right now
which wouldn't line up with the analog tester
if the board knows what switches are installed, a switch select option isnât needed. But thatâs not true.
Which ones have better performance? Lekkers v2 vs jades pro?
not true. you've had this explained to you before by staff about why switch selector is needed
In terms of Wobble, Jade Pros.
switch selector allows the board to more easily and more precisely do what it's trying to do with auto calibration
it already auto calibrates but it's easier and better with a switch selector so the board doesn't have to work as hard
I know why itâs needed, because the board cannot differentiate the switch and alter itâs calibration based on info it doesnât have.
haha
your entire thesis rests on auto calibration doesn't exist though
itâs whatever
except it does and the board calibrates for 3.5mm vs 4mm and magnet strength
youâre not gonna get it
ah ha, it changes its calibration based on the magnetâs strength and distance from the sensor. Omg!?
yes and the deadzone up/down seems to be affected by the stability at the bottom
thatâs not even what the test shows man.. đđ
i'm saying roughly speaking it seems to affect it somehow because the box stem switches for some reason do better on deadzone
that's outside of the whole flux stuff where wobble = release but that's a side thing not just to do with deadzone and more about human movements
One question, if Lekkers had no wobble at all do you think the test of the video would show any decrease in deadzone?
that's a good question, you should test it and see
Man oh man my Geons arrived at a DHL Box. Lets pray 28,50 Shipping and 30 tax was worth it
Completely unrelated! Unless Black Knights were tested, all box stems in the videos are 3.3-3.5mm which decreases their âdeadzoneâ because Wootingâs firmware!

but we know auto calibration happens
Iâm asking what you think, to see how you understand it. Then we end the argument.
Was. đ„°
we literally know that when you turn on the 80he or 60he it auto calibrates to adjust the travel
we have analog tester to see
Answer please, then we stop.
we can literally even see when the switch still thinks it's 4mm and when it realizes it's adjusted to 3.5mm https://analog-monitor.wootility.io/
it's seems to be both the magnet and the stability because of the jades example because otherwise we don't have an explanation for the different jades performing differently with the same magnet and travel distance
it's not one or the other, both factors seem to play
Do you believe, if Lekkers had no wobble at all, the âdeadzoneâ (seen in the video) would decrease at all. Yes/no.
as in you put a box stem on it and it no longer wobbles?
if it follows the jades example then the deadzone might decrease yeah, because we haven't been able to explain the jades example still
As in all itâs wobble is wished away.
i know the line of thinking you're following, but it doesn't explain the phenomenon of the jades gaming and jades pro
unless gateron lied about the specs and isn't using the same magnets
Not âmightâ. I donât want a politicianâs answer. Iâm asking if you believe it would decrease at all (a non 0 amount).
i'm literally saying we don't know because with jades gaming it does
because same travel and same magnet yet we saw a change
It is but auto calibration doesnât do what you think it does.
Very well, I do know and Iâm telling you the âdeadzoneâ that is tested in the video has nothing to do with wobble whatsoever.
Agree to disagree is fine by me.
okay then explain the jade gaming example
why does jade gaming seem to decrease deadzone more than jade pro
there's a strange correlation that we haven't been able to explain away
As I said perviously, the Jade Gaming is a 3.3mm total travel switch which has a decreased deadzone because of Wootâs firmware, thatâs how it works.
Physically 3.3, Gateron says 3.5mm, 3.5mm is fine.
^
jade gaming = jade pro in distance
unless you're saying gateron lied in jade gaming specs and told the truth with jade pro?
so one is 3.3 and one is 3.5?
The variation in magnet strength is what changes their âdeadzoneâ, exactly the same as Lekkers compared to KS-20Us.
their magnet +- is both 30 fyi, same magnet strength
No, theyâre both the same in total travel distance.
they both have the same magnet strength and same travel distance
The slight variation in magnet strength, and mold tolerances (total travel might vary by 0.1mm, etc).
no they're testing averages.
werent they 3.3mm 2 minutes ago
you can't just say there's a mysterious tolerance difference that no one found
there is.
the answer that you're avoiding is you don't know why and neither do i and that's why there's something weird with the correlation with box stem
I do know because I know how it works and Iâve tested nearly all magnetic switches.
whether the stability of the stem somehow helps the magnet or sensor i don't know why, but for some reason box stems seem to crush the deadzone test more
no... you haven't given any evidence
Its finally Here đ©
(Dw other keycaps are on their way)
you've just said "mysterious variation even though gateron says they use the same magnet and travel"
that's not an answer lol
that's just you don't know and want to give an answer and that's the only logical one you can think of that fits your theory so far
So Wooting or venom, which is better between those two?
preference. They both perform well and have good software
These are the raw values (magnet strengths) of the original Jades and Pink Jades).
The variation is the key point.
yes but this isn't jade pro or jade gaming and variation wouldn't make sense for why gaming came out on top on every chinese test
if it was random sample variation it shouldn't be consistent
the answer is you don't know either and it's a weird one right?
just say you don't know lol - you don't need to make up some mysterious reasoning
you argue for the sake of arguing, it shows the variation which is outside of the magnet tolerances alone.
no, you're dodging the question
I do know as I said before.
yeah and you haven't proven it
Iâve told you how it works.
Explained the variations and what causes them.
you explained how your variation example might happen but not that it happened
Is one better than the other performance wise?
The random guess right?
not really, they're like 0.2 press release for both
That turned out right every time in the past? That same random guess?
unless you mean 60he vs venom then there is a performance difference but they're the same enoug hthat it doesn't matter
what turned out right?
Does keycaps affects the switches? The performance overall?
aligner you literally just don't want to say you don't know and can't prove it lol
A couple things, I think it was something about the Jadeâs stem.
?? what does this have to do with jade gaming and pro situation here
unless your new argument is that sometimes you guess right so therefore this guess must be right?
i know you don't have any data here on jade gaming or pro. We both know this.
I mean 80HE
I know this for sure because I tested every switch twice over and enjoying learning about how Wootingâs and HE boards in general work.
did you test jade pro and gaming?
if so go ahead. Post the magnet results.
No performance is the same
i'll apologise with the data showing how they aren't the same
Not yet, most recent switches are still on the way.
yeah so again you're guessing and you don't know
was that so hard to say you don't know why and it's weird?
Your only argument is "i know this for sure" can you please stop, I get it, it must be a boring day for you but please
it's okay to not know why something weird is happening.
or why box stems seem to do better on the deadzone tests despite logically it shouldn't matter
Itâs not a guess. Essentially youâre saying that the board changes itâs calibration based on the switch alone which isnât whatâs happening. Which is what Iâm saying.
no i'm not saying that lol
i'm saying the board is able to read certain distances more precisely based on the different switch
You are, thatâs what it comes down to.
which is a different thing.
end of the day, the answer is you don't know about the jade gaming/pro thing and it's weird
it's a weird situation that doesn't seem to make sense yet is happening for some reason
If you believed wobble had an effect on the âdeadzoneâ tested in the video you sent. Youâd stand behind your belief and say that Lekkers without wobble would see a decrease in deadzone which you donât.
That was my question to end the argument
yeah because unlike you I can admit that there's weird results that don't seem to follow
saying I don't know why there's a weird corrolation is okay
Unless youâre saying the test he did is inaccurate to a point where itâd bump the Jade Gamingâs higher up. Itâs the variation in tolerances of both the mold and magnet of a switch.
Nothing else.
fyi i'm not talking about the video for jade pro vs gaming if that's what's confusing you
i only linked the video to show you that there does seem to be a difference in switches with deadzone
Again, Iâm fine with agreeing to disagree.
i mean at end of the day this was a really roundabout way to say you don't have the answer to the jade pro/gaming thing
i don't get it. why not just say you don't know lol
Iâve explained it best I could.
yeah which is a guess as you've admitted because we don't have any data beyond gaterons claims that they are the same
so you've guessed a logical answer but you don't actually know
You say you donât know, sure. Why say the deadzone has anything to do with wobble if you donât know?
because there's a weird corrolation with stability and deadzone testing in some tests so far
I should start betting with all these random guess that were exactly spot on. lol
i mean let's not forget the times you said you'd email gateron for files etc and never did because you couldn't just say you didn't know
it's a consistent pattern. you just don't like to say you don't know
Are you still going about deadzone
yeah i unfortunately took the debate
my mind told me no but i didn't listen
So whats conclusion
that there isn't one and he can't explain it either outside of guessing that everyone testing somehow got the same variation happening and gateron is lying or incorrect for their own data
and what was the reply?
lol
that reply message seems to suggest gateron did not agree with your conclusion in the initial reply
so you were incorrect in that guess then
Correct, which turned out to be, you guessed it, false.
see, it's okay to be mistaken or not know. there's no need to just say something is certain
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sometimes things are weird and we don't know why and that's okay
it's not about being right or wrong. There's just no need to argue and say you know 100% when a lot of the time we need more data and don't know yet
just like that whole stem thing before
i never even said you were necessarily wrong just that I didn't think there enough data for your guess back then to be right about the stem
I did say it was a presumption, itâs just that we work with different information at the time and I accounted for whatâs likely as well, and turns out right, believe it was a random guess or not.
i don't believe it's a 'guess' i'm just explaining it like that
i know you 100% have a logical thought process for that x is right, it's just that you tend to go overboard saying it's 100% the truth and right before we have any confirmation
thatâs fine, but thereâs a difference between an assumption and a presumption.
For this deadzone thing, yes because I know it as fact and would put anything up for it.
and for some reason you always argue as if no other possibility could be true even when we don't really know, like the stem thing
you do not know though. That's just the best logical answer you can think of - but we don't actually know if that's true that gateron is just incorrect with listed info on the gaming
with the stem thing, sort of, I argued that it was the most likely, which to me it was. It true that no one knowns what someone else would do hence a presumption instead of a random guess.
can i ask a side question though. Why argue so hard over something so minor when we actually don't know. Is that just like a way you think or something else? Not flaming or anything
For this, I do because itâs about what the board does and that I am sure of. The variable isnât Gateron this time.
I could ask the same to you.
no i mean my argument is I don't know
not that i'm right
it's that we don't have all the info and there's weird corrolations
my argument was itâs the most likely, and now is itâs fact. Youâre arguing hard regardless.
but it's not fact yet...
okay nm this isn't going anywhere, i guess this is just the way you think
I know it to be because I know what the board does.
you said the exact same things with the stem
and it turned out wrong
if it's fact it can't be incorrect
It was right. AndI did say it was a presumption.
Arguing hard, sure, same as you.
what? the gateron person said you were wrong
I didnât have Jades to compare and measure then.
Both stems are identical.
but the gateron person said they are not the same
Gateron has said quite a lot. đ€Ł
alrighty then.
Nya
hello mj, would you like to help solve the equation of deadzones with different switches
i got things to do in the next hour and a half but ill try fitting this argument in my schedule somewhere dw 
i'd actually love to work out the mystery
because the whole thing is bizarre and i can't explain the results
like if you go with the theory that deadzone reduces due to 3.5mm switch vs 4mm then it still doesn't explain the weirdness where some switches that are 3.5mm in travel and have similar magnets to lekker actually increased the deadzone while others decreased
unless you throw that all into just random variance but then the results shouldn't be so consistent on multiple reviewers charts ranking them
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the random increase/decrease of deadzone with different switches is the weird part and something eyejoker only recently started testing
Do I need to change stabilizers if I switch to the jade pros
Or I just install the switches and Iâm good to go?
Not if youâre using stock or any decent quality keycaps.
Hopefully all of these research means better lekker v3
Ok thx
honestly the other part with switches is that if wooting does go sub 0.1ms eventually then flux comes into play and bottom stability then actually will matter
unless new molds are made i doubt it
Are gmk keycaps fine
Yes.
Wonder if lekker v2.5 happens
Ok thx
because bottom stability is directly related to flux. I hope it doesn't mean we're all stuck with a box stem future though
ive got a question w my order if anyone can help me
We got V1.5s so who knows.
Question, i ve seen on wooting website that wooting 60 he have water spill protection, but they don't say the same for wooting 80he, does 80he have protection or not?
it has it
although honestly don't spill anything anyway because that's no guarantee it won't be messed up
it's just a resistant coating, not waterproof
Oh yeah, ofc..but i was just wondering..any protection is welcome :))
I wonder why they don't specify on their website, just like the 60 he...
probably forgot
i think it's written somewhere iirc, but not listed directly
that's bottom out flux, but yeah
Ah oki
donât get them because their âdeadzoneâ is smaller.
ttc guai tai
ttc magneto gaming and ttc magneto pom have the tightest bottom stability in combination with a very small +- magnetic variance
jiadalong jades
question, can i put my exact location so its comes to my house because in this picture it says its gonna deliver to the capital and i live far away from it so im a bit confused
Morning everyone. Hope you all had a good turkey day yesterday!
If you're American that is
don't worry in korea we don't have thanksgiving so i got the gift of debating with aligner instead
Had so much oven mac and cheese 
love you too man
I feel bad for this debating...i was the one who asked whats the deadzone đ€Šđ€Š
What is deadzone*
itâs fine
it's fine, i don't actually mind a debate here and there long as it's not personal insults
you didnât do the arguing.
and i do actually still want to get to the bottom of the deadzone thing which still is bizarre
I can't debate with him anymore as he is unable to to admit that he may not know the answer to something or may be incorrect about something.
oh so you've experienced the fun

hearing that makes me fatter
lmao
What's the deadzone thing?
Jade Mini Es?
Cmon now
so the deadzone thing is weird. Some switches increase/reduce deadzone in the wooting but i can't find a pattern for it beyond stability
Aligner
Same firmware, same magnetic strength, same materials?
ye
So...based on your preference
aligner says it's purely auto calibration not fully calibrating and 3.5mm vs 4mm is doing it, but then sometimes switches with similar magnet strengths have different results
Do u think i will be disappointed of the phoenix switches?
so i can't figure out heads or tails or why it happens
Are u disappointed?
like if it's 3.5mm vs 4mm causing it then it's weird that eyejoker saw geon raw he increase deadzone while another jade switch with similar magnetism decreased it
I donât think disappointed but their sound isnât clean. They are the best stock silent magnetic switches out right now so there isnât really any other option if you want a quiet build.
Well auto calibration happens in phases and gets better and better over the first few initial calibrations. So depending on how/when the measurements occurred that could affect it but assuming all things equal then I'm not sure why they would be different.
Do they feel nice?
yeah see i'm of the same thought where it makes no sense that they are different
and i don't know why it does that
Iâm saying âdeadzoneâ and wobble in that specific test are entirely unrelated and the âdeadzoneâ is solely caused by the magnetâs strength and distance from the sensor.
yeah i'm not talking about wobble right now, i'm talking purely the 3.5mm vs 4mm part
They are alright, letâs put it at that. Lekker V1s are far worse.
How about phonix vs lekker v2?
All things being equal is a very tough formula though. Magnet quality, voltage changes based on switch location, wobble, all kinds of things can make slight variations so you'd have to do a lot of consistent testing in the same slot, same amount of calibration, etc etc
because logically if it's the auto calibration not being able to calibrate then it should be results that line up where 2 similar 3.5mm switches with similar magnets should decrease or increase the deadzone in a similar way
Lekker V2s sound cleaner and are smoother.
And feeling?
How much would the Phoenixes cost for you?
Aaaa, sorry, are smoother, okii
Idk, 40$ i think
thatâs my argument, so everything is crystal clear.
I ve seen magneto switches...90 switcher or something, 140$
that I know to be a fact.
Have you used silent switches in the past?
Yeah, their price is insane.
yeah i'm not even talking about that part, i'm discussing the other part where you think it's auto calibration with the 3.5mm thing
Nope =))), i said before, im new to all these thing...the only switches im familiar with are cherry mx speed
They dont sound nice
Why dont you get geon raws or jade pros
Bcs they are not silent...
dang you guys are getting fleeced, they cost like $83 if bought locally
I had to buy mine for $80 and got a free board with it (they came in the board) so itâs not that bad but I wouldnât recommend them.
Well those phoenix switches arent that silent either
I was thinking of those before i found that there are silent ones too
has wooting posted the start/end value of the lekker v2 anywhere? I couldn't find them
Hey there, this is my first message.
My 80he order will take a while, but i allrady got some TTC King swichtes and some nice KAM Profile Keycaps. (Similar to DSA)
Any experience with flat keycaps for gaming and HE in general?
for magnetic flux that is
Travel distance shouldn't affect deadzone once the switch has been properly calibrated (probably after the 3rd phase of calibration to be safe). A switch selector like the Venom has might make that calibration a bit quicker due to having a better starting point to start the calculations from.
Iâd talk about that because that was the argument, something you and I disagreed on.
Well, they are more silent than the others...not so sure bcs i didnt see direct comparision between them, i ve seen compared to other switches
uh oh don't say that. That's what i argued earlier
i'm not discussing that part, i'm just trying to see if anyone can figure out the mystery of the deadzone stuff - i don't care about proving you right or wrong here
i have a nuphy air75he which has nsa caps, no issues when gaming. tho my settings are quite conservative, 1.4mm actuation, 0.2mm rt
Alright.
Ah. They might be quieter than others but they definitely not feel as good as other switches
It's 6:30am here. I need coffee and to scroll up and see what I missed to better understand the exact conversation. Bbiab
Offf...
i don't recommend reading it - it's all a bit of a mess lol
hrm maybe i need to resub to eyejoker
then i can ask him in his members section
You could always get both, Silent Phoenixes and Raw HEs. đ
Lekker v2s arent that loud tho, geon raws and jade pros are definitely louder, maybe consider lekker v2s?
Haha, i will, im gonna get them, i just dont have money for both rn
They Air75he is low profile, right?
Good to hear, still pretty new to that hobby, didnt even knew keycap profiles exist a few weeks back
Hmmm, i see, ty for help
yep i like how low my wrist is relative to the table, no stress at all
But geon raws and jades pro feels better than lekkers v2?
Overall Id say yes
Even tho they are laud, sounds more satisfying too?
Lauder*
Preference, but I do enjoy both of them more than lekkers
I see...
Alright, Iâd personally go with the Raw HEs if you want a clean and high pitch switch or with Black Knights if you want a clean(ish) lower pitch switch.
I get RMI extremly fast, i dont even have my wrist touching the table at all, my keyboard is at the edge of the table (:
Raw vs black knights in terms of feeling??
The resolution is higher on 3.3mm switches compared to 4.0mm switches i.e 40 over 3.3mm and 40 over 4.0mm. If the deadzone is effected by this is difficult to test without equipment.
Sorry for the question, but is anyone actually playing with minimal actuation point or is the deadzone discussion just about technicalities?
ive never heard of the black knight switch, is this it?
Rawâs over Black Knights.
Slightly.
Thatâs it.
it's a super old one from awhile ago
people used to recommend it as the box stem tighter lekker
Black Knights by MoyuStudio manufactured by Hejin.
Ty
honestly look at jade pro chaoslord.
because they may be cheaper right now for you depending on location
black friday sales has bumped down the price of them a lot
Well, almost nothing is on my country (Romania)
and jade pro / raw he are both very similar
aliexpress is the way if they ship to you
If i find anything here i will consider, but i wanna get the one i want..if i cant get it now, i ll wait more
need to go aliexpress
Hah, oki, ty đ
geon raws are a bit louder
So, keycaps...for example, if i make a mix... fixing different keycaps, different materials, different weight? Does it affects overall performance?
than jade pros
no
But it will feel inconsistent of course
I cant tell from this, as u do guys, which are quiter from these 2?
Raw he s lauder than jades pro
How about black knights?
True...
Similar.
black knights are a little quieter, they're like lekker v2 kind of sound
I wouldnt get black knights because they are just box stem lekkers and wont feel as good as geon raws/jade pros
Black Knights are the quietest of the bunch.
honestly if you wanted black knights i'd just have stuck with lekker v2 and not worry about box stems
How about compared to lekkers v2?
they are not similar
Oh
Very similar.
raws are louder
yep raws are louder
jade pros/raws are also tighter stem if you care about that
I found the Raws to be quite susceptible to changes in sound dampening but I have the Jades to compare to.
Rather than the Jade Pros.
Well, i have both jade pros and raws in my keyboard right now and raws are louder
slightly opened bottom makes them louder
So, if the lekkers v2 are not as laud as others, and black knights are similar but feels better, this would be a better choise if i wanted to buy phoenix in the first place?
honestly if you wanted silent i'd just buy one of the scuffed not really silent genty jade or something like that
because that's the best we have lol
The feel of the Black Knights and Lekker V2s is similar, Lekker V2s slightly smoother especially on wider keys. Do you have Lekker V2s rn?
No, im planning to get the wooting 80he when is released
Like i said, im new to thei thing, i know nothing
wait what do you mean when it's released
Pre order, ships in they werehouse on 19 december
Non-pre order prob
oh you mean when your preorder arrives?
okay that makes more sense
đ€Šđ
did you order it with lekker v2 already?
I said before, they only switches im familiar with, are cherry mx speed
No, no, not yet pre-ordered
I wanted to know more before i buy anything
oh... you probably want to hurry. Some of batch 3 is starting to sell out so decide soon
1 weeks ago i was looking for q1 he
Oh really??? Okkkkk, thank you
once batch 3 sells out then you're looking at like feb/march or similar for delivery
The Lekker V2s and Silent Phoenixes are closer to each other in terms of sound than the Lekker V2s are to Raw HEs. So if youâre getting your 80HE with Lekker V2s, Iâd go with Raw HEs.
yeah 80he iso module is already sold out in batch 3
yeah. i pre-ordered 80he module this week. mine is arriving dec-jan
oh did you just barely squeak into batch 3? that's pretty nice
Well, from everything you guys said, phoenix seem to feel cheap
Ahhh
i saw it's march now for iso module lol
They are and do. All Yiqianâs current magnetic switches are not great.
are the cases always discounted if you choose the module?
yeah ansi is still batch 3 so you're okay, just be aware that once it sells out it'll be batch 4
yeah, just one though
sweet
someonje have nice keycaps for 80% keyboard and united layout ?
Lekkers v2 vs black knights? Sound
Which is quiter?
just stick with lekker v2 honestly, i don't think black knight is worth buying these days now that v2 has improved stem wobble
yeah i don't think black knight are worth these days
Black Knights by a little.
Ty a lot
Theyâre around the same price as Lekker V2s with the discount IIRC
Lekker V2s are like what? $25?
But do they feel better than lekkers v2?
No.
Ahhh
TTC magnetic switches coming to wooting store soon apparently
seems wooting made minor modifications to the wooting version which is neat
Source?
calder on his stream
they said they'll have ttc switches with slight minor modifications they requested such as color and the led window, and they'll carry multiple ttc magneto version such as the regular and pom
Interessting!
was that the really expensive one
yeah even my poms which are their pricest version was .92 cent a switch after huge discounts lol
where can i get really nice keycaps for the 60HE
i think he was complaining about the pom prisms falling out, cos the regular magnetos have integrated prisms
might be the rgb too since pom and rgb share mold
Was wondering about that too, its just part of the housing on the OG KOM
honestly it's that way on the raw he and doesn't bother me, i just put the window back, but any improvement is better than nothing at least
even the uranus are built in, only the poms are separate
yea same happened to me
not a big deal
you're welcome btw everyone - i got us the stonewashed raw leaks
We need optimum 80 leaks
there's limited edition 80he case raw stonewashed maybe
calder leaked it just now on stream
also he leaked 0.1rt coming soon sometime
really be squeezing 60he+ dry
oh really, was that at the end of the stream?
yeah i think 0.1rt first then we'll see if they are open to 0.01 type stuff in the future
what discount??
Love the advancements
The discount on Lekker V2s if you get them with the Module.
Instead of the prebuilt.
Vendors and such. depends what ur looking for
Damn...Geons...are kinda...a downgrade to lekkers
L take
I said it
Gahahahahahahgahahahahaggagagahhahagghaggagagagahhahahahahahga
Depends on your preference. I like the sound.
dont get my wrong, Lekkers are also quite shit sound wise
but Geons are surely not as great as people make it seem
people surely never had G Pro Yellows 3.0
Mic I recorded it with was a blue sona
no editing, no gain
well I guess gain from windows or my Mixer.
I didnt up it in the software, tho
raws on top
i prefer the raws significantly even in that sound test honestly lol
hop on jade pros buddy
which is honestly not a bad thing, gives you more switch options
TIL bro is deaf
would 0.01 really make such a difference compared to lets say 0.1?
my point exactly
i prefer jade og sound over geon raw he and that says alot
im getting my jade pros (fr this time) in a few days
:3
eh it's a debate because yes it's noticable but you also notice how much more inconsistent it becomes and how easy it is to lift off early
yeah okay that makes sense
ive never gotten near 0.1 cuz i would just mess up
ive been on 0.8 for the longest time now and its been great to me
wootings philosophy was always stability, so it's a question of it wooting wants to allow sub 0.1ms and lose stability (but perhaps they could just add a warning before allowing people to go below 0.1 - similar to how they do for increasing brightness in tachyon mode)
just makes me wonder if there is a true benefit to getting used to the lower actuation when its that small of a difference (in relative distance)
wooting should add a 0.01 mode and call it "stupid mode"
LOL
to shut up everyone that complains about it
this would be a very smart way of 'tackling' this dilemma tbh
im starving brb
it would be quite amusing
and now that they're adding ttc magneto switches to the store it can technically handle it to a certain level
Or just get more powerful #venom #jiadalong
there will be a difference in amount of misinputs, but since other "competitors" have it, wooting should add it too
but geon doesn't do sub 0.1 either
venom glazing is on another level
Dat venom gonna be soo slippery with all of that glazing
geon will do it
i believe in him
hes so awesome
hes just a shy and awkward but also funny and awesome guy ;>>>
but then you'd have to use ttc magnetos to enable it and it would hurt your soul to install those into your venom
Box stem will become viable when geon decides to make it tbh
no point settling on current options yfm
i feel your faith in geon isn't real
where is your geon usb c cable
a real geonite would have one
You need a show of commitment via cable
Thick
Love it, but that $27 DHL shipping to US is a killer. Hopefully Divinikey stocks them
me: rubs my conspicuously-geon-usb c-cable shaped stomach bulge
âI dont knowâ

2 days shipping tho

Might grab it if wanna get something else on Geon's store
yeah it's honestly a good deal if you're buying from there already
i only grabbed it because i wanted to pick up some stem spacers lol
plus in korea so it's $1.7 shipping
hmm, next year. When the tiger lite gaming Venom pcb is arriving.
okay one of other folks i talked to got a decent theory for the deadzone thing that makes much more sense than aligners theory
what theory
here we go
round 3
so the theory is basically there's some sort of deadzone calibration/compensation amount at the bottom out and more stable = less compensation and less deadzone
lekkers for example have a lot more flux variance and therefore trigger more compensation and more deadzone
makes sense
and ttc magneto and other more stable switches have less flux and require less compensation and thereby have less deadzone
now i have no idea if this is 100% how it works, but it makes more sense than the auto calibration theory because like thockfather said the 3.5 vs 4mm shouldn't matter after autocalibration knows the top/bottom value
so the board would compare the strengths between switches to then take the average and adjust the deadzone accordingly, is that what you mean?
the board would notice the flux range changing due to the wobble adding in extra flux and have compensation that adds more deadzone
so for example say kom has total flux range of 1000 (just simple number for eg) and it wobble +-20 or whatever
and lekkers has 1000 +-200
Board averages the +- value and then creates a deadzone that compensates for it
so the wobble at bottom out (which causes slight fluctuations at bottom out) make the board increase the deadzone?
yeah, at least that's D's theory
If there is no wobble?
Practically impossible
But then no compensation
There'll still be a deadzone
But it won't have any additional compensation
Not no wobble in the switch, no wobble during the measurement.
Also not possible
But same effect as no switch wobble
The algo behind the boards are in charge of averaging the flux values to set definitive 'distances' for ap/rt/deadzonen
So, Lekkerâs deadzone in the video being 0.3mm is because during the press, it fluctuated that much because of wobble?
0.3mm -0.15mm so 0.15mm.
well technically it'd be because during all the calibration, not during the press
the board is always calibrating
it's always recording values
More than likely lekkers deadzone being 0.3 is cuz the base deadzone is 0.1 (due to minimum upstroke) and then compensation for wobble is 0.2
And so total flux variance is probably equiv to 0.4mm
And half that + upstroke
So, letâs say you used a TTC KOM without top housing, which would dramatically increase wobble, its deadzone would increase accordingly (to a certain extent)?
Yes
How would the board differentiate between a fluctuation because of wobble and a fluctuating because of an other source?
It can't and doesn't
i.e finger jitter.
That's called a skill diff
That's alos why people recommend not going full sensitive
Cuz it's not the boards fault and all you can do is either A) get good or B) increase the deadzone
Which you do by making it less sensitive
So on the highest sensitivity, if you jitter (with your finger or something else) the deadzone would increase?
Likely no
Since you cant reliably jitter your digber in a way that would make autocal think it's just a bad wobble
Finger*
Hmm, the flux change with wobble and with a jitter canât be close to identical?
Not really no
realistically it'd be unrealistic for it to be close to identical
It's different kinds of flux variation
you'd have to have the weirdest finger control ever
There's probably a higher chance of getting micron level tolerances from switches than you have of reliably jittering your finger in a way that triggers autocal
Hemuâs software has a fluctuation display for switches, if itâs reliable, with Lekkerâs I should see a variation of 0.1>mm correct?
If itâs reliable.
itâs just mm
I get both flux and mm
oh so the different boards show different lol
The numbers I gave jet are loosely based on values from my board
I would wager top num is mm, and bottom is variance
So far D's theory makes the most sense to me as far as explaining the behaviour of why more stable switches seem to impact it more
yes it is, top shows how far itâs pressed and bottom shows fluctuation.
Tbh ion think anything else would make sense
Also autocal is a lil disingenuous cuz it tweaks distance for 3.5mm switches iirc
Like
Say 4mm bottom out is 1000 flux
And 3.5mm is 800 flux
And you set ap to 1mm
It'll do 250/1000 * 800 for it's flux value
Or technically the average based on algo
if i wanted to paint my black plastic wooting 80 case white what would i do
or how
Sanding it would likely be necessary
You can probably spray can it, and would probably want to do a light clear coat
least complaints of all products :)
Sweet cf plate(not mine)
needs forged plate :D
Need!
no forged sadly, only white/black fr4, white/black pom, cf or pc
just switched my plate to fr4 and noticed a huge sound upgrade with my setup
but to be fair I think I deformed my PC plate a little too much 
My alu plate is taking forever to arrive but tbh I like how it sounds right now
This might fix my spacebar đ„č
Not true btw - HE sensors are more accurate the closer the magnet is. TMR sensors are more accurate the further away a magnet is
Can i change the Switches from the Stock Wooting 60HE?
I think the part that a lot of people tend to ignore is that we arent really measuring magnetic strength per say, we are measuring the voltage changes due to the magnetic change.
I'll talk to the backstage guys and see if I can get some clarity on the deadzone theories you guys have, but in the end I wonder if it's really just voltage tolerance or compensation
Yea
Okay Thanks!
sup son
u got discount?
Huh
Wooting does not do Black Friday discounts
But why you dont do this, is there a reason?
?
I suspect it'll align similarly with my theory, but do you know if wooting has any plans to update wootility to show raw flux readings/precise distance/both
its explained in the latest stream
waited forever for blackfriday deal so sad
They don't keep stock as is
||could have just asked earlier
||
No need for a sale, as a sale would also put their backorders to 4 months from now
Someone knows this type of keycaps for the Wooting (Iso)
Pudding keycaps
I think it's ok to share this info but I think the answer is "maybe" I've talked to Simon about it before and used some of the non-public tools for testing, but he has some other stuff that would/does provide this info. Not sure when/if it will make it into Wootility because if needs special firmware.
Oh, yeah idk any
I see, maybe when I reacquire another wooting I'll see if I'm able to get that firmware and/or hopefully it'll be a beta feature or something similar
Ig I'll stick to my rakka for now
I'll do my own testing in Jan when I get back
Should get koms with my a75 ultra, jade pros this week, and have the other ks20 switches
I'll see if it lines up with the numbers eyejoker out up but I'm limited to ~0.02mm
There are some debug modes on the Venom as well, not sure if that's publicly available. There is also some limited testing so show base debug data in the public interface
I have yet to get a venom
but I do have one reserved
Lots to come next yr
Looks like this
Well, would be Dec if I wasn't on holiday
You can see the reading changes as I was taking the screenshot, hence the red keys
Yea almost identical for the rakka
~3500 for 3.5mm switches, and ~4000 for 4mm switches right?
Well actually the autocal on rakka is super aggressive and I get funky readings all the time
But generally raws are ~3450-3500
I have not swapped the switches to test yet, but those are RAW's currently installed
Oh interesting
That's really funky
I wonder if flux saturation readings change depending on the quality of the sensor then
Wait geon is using tmr?
I'll swap one out real quick just to see what the change would be. Any particular switch you want me to try or just a non-grain gold 4mm one like a Lekker v1
Not particularly fussed
Maybe a jade to compare the same dist
thats good, and do they make noticable difference in sound and feel?
Geon is apparently using tmr sensors cuz the flux readings are inverted
Unless I'm tweaking out
Left to right RAW, Jade, Lekker V2. This tells me the RAW and Lekker V2 have the exact same magnets, which is expected
For Wootâs boards what I said is true. 40 different possible actuation points over 3.3mm compared to 40 different possible actuation points over 4.0mm is what the last part means.
KS-20 V1/old (Lekker V1s), Lekker V2, TTC Magneto - KOM V1.
First vid shows wobbling in the center of the keycap and second vid shows wobbling around the edges of the keycap.
Not really sure how to test for a dynamic deadzone on Wootâs boards.
usually do yeah
anyone knows about good wrist rests for the Optimum wooting case?
I still not sure how the film works, doesnt it replace the pad between PCB and plate? do you need to disasmble the switch for it?



