Has access to a Rapid Trigger function via their software, which means the keys don't have a fixed point after which they are seen as no longer active but rather a set distance up after releasing the key. Seen only praise for build quality, software, UI, and If bought from Amazon there is no discount, but no shipping charge. + 39.99 for shipping (Gold plated boxes?) Roughly 2 weeks delivery time if bought directly from Steelseries Or around 1 week if bought through Amazon Seen complaints about software (and having dealt with GHub for both my Hero G502 and G935, I am wary of problematic software)ĭon't see any complaints about keys yet, but its not been around as long as the original version Seen complaints of easy to damage keycaps What I have so far is as follows, values are in CAD unless otherwise specified, and all 3 keyboards use linear switches.Ġ.4mm actuation point (worst of the 3, but all 3 are way faster than my current keyboard) The Rapidtrigger software function from Wooting is the main thing for me, as reliably faster stopping speed is the difference between an accurate and random weapon in Valorant. TL:DR - I need opinions from owners of both Steelseries Apex Pro releases and Wooting 60HE to decide between the two options for both their immediate and long term value. : pcmasterrace () after completion of research. Followup to Looking for keyboard recommendations with tactical shooters (Valorant, CS:GO) in mind.
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