80HE

Loving their 80HE, but the stabilized keys stuck until they removed lube-soaked fabric pads Wooting had put under the stabilizers; with separate typing and gaming profiles it feels amazingly responsive.

“The one big issue I had with the 80HE was that the keys with stabilizers were sticking.”

Their zinc-case 80HE with stock Lekker 60 switches is one of the quietest keyboards they've used, quieter than their 60HE, and they're pleased with the feel.

“Honestly this one is crazy quiet. I have the zinc case and it’s one of the quietest keyboards I’ve used.”

Bought the zinc 80HE for gaming but isn't a fan of the magnetic-switch feel or the board itself outside of games.

“Got it mostly for gaming, but outside of that not a huge fan of the feeling of the magnetic switches - the board itself too honestly.”

Finds the 80HE's cheap plastic case surprisingly good, better plastic than their NuPhy Halo65.

“I already have the holy80 ready to install, but I have to say this $10 plastic case isn't bad at all.”

Moving from a 60% to the 80HE, they find the function row and arrows make schoolwork and everyday use far more enjoyable.

“Went from a 60 percent ducky one 2 to Wooting 80He, and 80 percent is a much nicer form factor because of the function row and arrows for sure.”

Their new 80HE had the same sticky-stabilizer problem from the pads under the stabilizers, fixed with band-aid strips.

“I found the same issue with the pads below the stabilizers a couple weeks ago when I got my 80HE.”

For Star Citizen joystick emulation, the Wooting 80HE was a game changer over their Huntsman V3 Pro TKL: top-notch build, sound and feel, with up to 7 axes onboard.

“So the 80HE arrived today... game changer... everything I wanted from the Razer and then with top notch build quality, sound and feel!”

With Lekker Tikken switches, this owner finds the Wooting 80HE feels like a normal linear board, and its analog magnetic switches make driving and flying in GTA 5 much easier, even one-handed.

“With the Wooting I can precisely control pitch, yaw and acceleration with the magnetic switches which has been a game changer”

A Wooting 80HE owner says the zinc alloy case makes a huge difference and is worth the extra money.

“the metal case of this keyboard makes a huge difference in the experience. Absolutely worth the extra money.”

A former full-size user finds the Wooting 80HE's 80% layout the perfect balance and doesn't miss anything from a 100% board.

“Coming from 100, for me 80 is the perfect balance. Using 80he from wooting.”