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You’re lining up the perfect headshot, about to make that clutch move… and suddenly, your aim starts twitching. No, it’s not your nerves—it’s controller jitter. That annoying, erratic movement that makes your joystick feel possessed. Jitter is one of those gaming frustrations that sneaks up on you. Maybe it starts as a barely noticeable tremor,…
Here’s a comparison table for the different Gateron Magnetic Jade Switches (KS-20 type). Personally I wouldn’t recommend going with Jade Max as they are not great to type on and are wobbly. Jade and Jade Pro are my favorites. Genty is supposed to be a silent switch but it really is not silent at all…
The Keychron Q5 HE is one of the few mechanical keyboards on the market that combines a 96% layout with Hall effect magnetic switches. This unique combination offers compact functionality with advanced switch customization, making it stand out for both gamers and typists. Weighing 2.18 kg, it’s also one of the sturdiest keyboards you’ll find,…
If you’re on the lookout for a premium hall effect magnetic keyboard, both the BOOG75 and ZOOM75 HE offer something impressive. These two heavyweights (literally—they weigh around 3 kg each!) feature the popular Gateron KS-37B Hall Effect magnetic switches. But while they share some standout qualities, there are key differences you’ll want to consider. What’s…
There are just two silent magnetic switches on the market right now. It’s the Raesha silent switch – also named as pink sakura switch. It’s compatible only with Drunkdeer keyboards: A75 Pro and G75. And there’s also a silent switch from Gamakay – the silent pheonix magnetic switch. It’s compatible with Gamakay keyboards: TK75HE and…
Gateron is manufacturer of keyboard switches and recently they have produced a lot of magnetic switches that are used in Hall Effect mechanical keyboards. I couldn’t not find any comparison of their magnetic switches, so I made one myself. They all also sound a little bit different. And the keyboard compatibility is different. Wooting 60HE+/80HE…
Hey! Today, I’ll be sharing my experience with the GameSir Tarantula Pro controller. It’s also sometimes named as Gamesir T3 Pro. It just released and I have been using it for like 3 days. It’s only PC/Android/etc compatible, not compatible with Xbox or Playstation consoles. I paid $69.99 for it via Amazon but it’s also…
The price difference between the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro and the Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition is significant. The Wolverine V3 Pro is priced at $199.99, while the Tournament Edition comes in at $99.99. This higher price for the Pro version reflects additional features such as wireless connectivity, rubberized grips, and a carrying case, along…
Right now, there are only a handful of controllers using TMR joysticks, but more are on the way. So, is TMR actually better than Hall Effect? In theory, yes – it offers greater precision and consumes less power. They are also usually at least 1000Hz polling rate. Let’s check out what’s currently available: Gamesir Tarantula…
I recently got my hands on a low-profile magnetic keyboard for the very first time, and let me tell you—it’s something else. I’m talking about the Nuphy Air60 HE that just got released. I first tried it on IFA Berlin, but now I can also review it at home. Right out of the box, you…
Wooting 80HE comes with Lekker V2 magnetic switches but it’s compatible with any Gateron KS-20 magnetic switch and some other magnetic switches listed below. 80HE IS NOT compatible with Gateron KS-37 or KS-37b magnetic switches or Akko magnetic or Kailh Yellow magnetic switches. Wooting 80HE compatible magnetic switches Switch Force Image TTC Magneto 35±5 gf…
I recently got my hands on the Wooting 80HE, and after spending some time with it, I’ve got a lot to say. This is Wooting’s first major release since the 6HE, and it’s clear they’ve been hard at work refining what already made them great. First off, the 80% layout is a smart move. I’ve…
