Wooting 2 HE keyboard?

[warzoneking]

Has anyone tried any of the wooting keyboards before? Thoughts on it and using with the xim for analog movement?

[antithesis]

I have a Wooting Two and also know the Wooting One is compatible with XIM APEX. However, the analog switches on these models isn’t great (keypress depth is too short) and you’ll get much the same AA effect from Simulate Analog Behaviour.

If you want the full benefit of analog input, an Azeron Compact is a much better paring for XIM. I dropped my Wooting for Azeron in my XIM setup the second I heard about it and haven’t regretted it for a second.

That said, I love Wooting keyboards and am very tempted to preorder the new model. The only real issue I have with it is a lack of dedicated arrow keys on a 60% board. It can be overcome by remapping them via Wootility, so all is not lost.

[warzoneking]

What number would you recommend or SAB then? I have the azeron compact, but couldn't get used to it. May try it again and give it more time. Unless I sell it

I have a Wooting Two and also know the Wooting One is compatible with XIM APEX. However, the analog switches on these models isn’t great (keypress depth is too short) and you’ll get much the same AA effect from Simulate Analog Behaviour.

If you want the full benefit of analog input, an Azeron Compact is a much better paring for XIM. I dropped my Wooting for Azeron in my XIM setup the second I heard about it and haven’t regretted it for a second.

That said, I love Wooting keyboards and am very tempted to preorder the new model. The only real issue I have with it is a lack of dedicated arrow keys on a 60% board. It can be overcome by remapping them via Wootility, so all is not lost.

[pyro90294]

I own a Wooting One & after about 2 months of use I have noticed that when you utilize the wootility software a certain way, the analog movement can actually mess with your mouse aim on the XIM. I use the W1 with analog keys via Titan 2 & KMG capture (similar to XIM link; proper power setup and all) and I found that the deadzone settings on the movement curves can cause your mouse to skip and stutter slightly when entering & exiting the AA bubble (I assume it’s due to data aggregation that the Wootility curves gather from the button inputs). It seemed to help at first but I concluded that the SAB feature is better after ive done some lengthy play sessions to test it out.

[antithesis]

What number would you recommend or SAB then? I have the azeron compact, but couldn't get used to it. May try it again and give it more time. Unless I sell it

I'm an old PC gamer and have never used analog movement before (I can't play shooters with a controller...except NEXUS). It only took a few hours to get used to Azeron. Calibrate the analog stick in Azeron Software, figure out your bindings and your XIM will love you for it.