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I second this. The 60HE case felt so flimsy. I haven't touched a prebuilt keeb in awhile so nothing really to compare it with.
Looks great! Is wooting the one with "analogue" switches or whatever they called them? If so how do you rate them, gimmick or genuinely useful? >

Yeah, this is the one with the "analog" switches. The custom actuation points is pretty handy for gaming, along with the "Rapid Trigger" feature where the switches aren't active as soon as you release the key or to whatever you set it to.  
Gotta be honest and thought it was a gimmick and was skeptical at first, plus the stock looks felt and looked cheap so I ended up sitting on this for a few weeks. >

Thanks for the info, I've been interested in them for a while but i can't really justify a new keeb since of got 3 and only 1 computer.
I was kind of hoping you'd say it was rubbish so I'd stop wanting one lol >

Will probably add to the confusion, but I wouldn't exactly consider this groundbreaking either. I'm just not an elite gamer enough to harness the full potential or maybe it's too early for me to come to conclusion on it. >

it's groundbreaking for rhythm games. but i can't really think of another genre it'd be anything more than a slight upgrade in >

I see the analog switches working well for space sims like E:D and SC. I'd test it out on those but I've got the fancy sticks. >

Wait the wooting 60 board fits in the blade 60? O shitttt i have blade 60 with a dead pcb🤔🤔🤔🤔 >

I wish they'd sell just the PCB, Plate, and switches for the Wooting 60. For a lower price than the pre-built, I'd bet they'd get good sales. Alot of people are planning to swap keycaps and case anyways so.