I ordered the Boog because the wooting 80he and the Keychron Q1 HE (the other HE keyboards I was interested in) are months away from being shipped and I needed something now. The build and the sound of it is constantly praised so I'm looking forward to it but there are some things I wish It had that wooting does, like support for having keys mimic analog stick sensitivity so I could walk in single player games with the key lightly pressed. A knob would have been nice for volume like on the keychron but not really necessary, keychron has wireless support as well but also not something I completely need but would've been nice to have. There's also no risers on the board to change the angle if you need to (the wooting will have interchangeable silicone feet to change the angle). I'm not even sure if I could have a key have 2 functions depending if I bottom it out or tap it lightly with the Boog web client (the wooting has that customizability with the software I believe). If you just care about rapid trigger then the boog is better since its built so much better while cheaper and to get a metal case with the 80he it costs like ~$300. If the wooting shipped now, I would probably grab it over the boog since there's more options I can do with the Hall effect switches but that's just me.
Maybe, but you gotta wait 5 months to find out. By that point, there will be better alternatives. You gotta remember, mechanical keyboards are about to die off entirely. Hall Effect is the future and everyone knows it. The switches and operation is more efficient, and they allow for way more tailorized operation. I've spoken to several switch reps this year and ALL OF THEM have said they are shifting their future focus to producing new Hall Effect varieties because just as I said, "it's the future".
There are not many keyboard to keyboard testing but if you look up the switches there may be a few testing and comparison videos for general HE switches. Stock Wooting switches are better than these but there are a few that have better consistency and input than Wooting that are also compatible.
the boog is for people who truly care about sound and feel of a keyboard. to get the wooting to sound on custom keyboard enthusiast level you have to get the module version, aluminum case, jade switches (or raptors), lube/tune the stabilizers, burger mount for typing feel, etc. Time, money, and effort to get the sound and feel on keyboard enthusiast level. Meanwhile the boog75 has near perfect stabs, lubed switches, gasket mount, and sounds and feels on keyboard enthusiast level out of the box. I have tried 7 HE keyboards now and the boog75 is the best HE by far if you care about sound/feel, all without having to do any modding. Wooting 80he has potential but the zinc version is so pricey + who knows if the stabilizer/switch QC will be as good as meletrix's boog75. If someone is in the custom keyboard space, the wooting is definitely not the best option. For pure gaming, yes it is the best.
@@nezu1657 for people like you I don’t like MK community, this is a GAMING KEYBOARD, if you “truly care about sound and feel” just buy a custom kb. As you said at the end of your comment, people buy Wooting for performance, saying that it’s “expensive” making the wooting sound “good” that’s subjective and even without that just with jade switches it’s enough; 60HE + Jade switches has almost same price of boog75 with the plus of having the best software/hardware. If you want to customize it even more that’s a decision of every person not a must.
@@sumptuoustub6115 I have many custom keyboards… I also game. I also have multiple HE keyboards including the wooting. Boog sounds/feels the best out of the bunch. Wooting performs the best. I literally said that wooting is the best if you want a gaming only keyboard. excuse me for being into custom keyboards and wanting a certain sound and feel on an HE board lol. the comment is literally saying that the wooting isn’t the best if you also are into custom keyboards and want a certain sound and feel. It is the best for gaming. People can want different things lmao. Some want a gaming keyboard that they can also make sound better and some want an enthusiast keyboard that also has great gaming performance. Some want to mod a wooting and put effort into making it sound good. some want a lubed and tuned HE board out of the box. It’s weird that my opinion makes you dislike a part of the community. that’s why it’s a community in the first place. everyone has their preferences. it would be a pretty boring and mundane community if everyone preferred the same things.
I have all 3 and it is a solid option. software is a bit cluttered but it does the job. stabilizers are pretty shit out of the box and definitely need some modding to be usable. boog75 sounds near perfect right out of the box. daily driving the boog bc I see no competitive advantage using the wooting60he in my valorant gameplay. I definitely prefer a better sounding and feeling board over a 3ms input delay decrease with the wooting. wooting can definitely get close to boog75 with the module version and jade switches, but that will cost much more time and money. Akko mod007b definitely a great middleground for custom but still solid gaming performance. Great price when compared to both other options.
@@nezu1657i want to get the wooting 60he but the akko year of the dragon looks and sounds much better at the same price right now. Do you think it would be a mistake to go for the akko?
Ok Boardzy, I usually agree with quite a lot of what you say, but the comment that the BOOG 75 is just not going to perform at the same level as the Wooting, is anecdotal. You said it yourself, it “feels” faster, like you are on a lower ping. That is subjective at best and outright deceiving at worst. If you have empirical data to back up those statements, then provide it, if not, you need to caveat your comments with noting that this is your experience with the keyboard and as always, your mileage may very. I really like my wooting, and it plays great in game, but I can find no discernible difference in perfomance between the BOOG 75 and my Wooting. The only thing I will say, the smaller Wooting is more comfortable to play with, but sacrifices keys outside of gaming. I am willing to use the BOOG 75 daily so I don’t have to lose the keys, or switch between keyboards all the time. Thanks for all you do and all the reviews you give to us!
Obviously I am talking about my subjective experience like I do with all products. The testing on boards like with the same gtech PCB (EGG, polar65, many others) has been published and this is not a unicorn that will magically use the same components and perform much better. Saying wooting has the best tech and lowest latency has never been controversial or deceiving and never will be. These companies admit it themselves lmao
Amazing keyboard. Input devices should never be underestimated; these are things with which you engage on a regular basis, and they may make or break your experience. It makes typing/gaming a lot more pleasurable. That being said, I believe Meletrix is undercutting themselves with this board. Quality is equivalent to customs retailing for $600 or more, and this is not hyperbole.
no actually there are more moving parts in a keyboard, hence the mechanical switches, mice have only the wheel the left and right click and give or take a few more buttons on the side, its mostly all digital/software, but if youre talking about what stays in motion then its the mouse
@@boardzyon average there are less on a mouse, if youre talking about simultaneous there are more on a keyboard, but if youre talking about mouse each is the same process, all clicks, the optical sensor is all digital
this keyboard ended up disappointing me so much. Software sucks and never saves anything, no custom actuation point (on a HE board is just crazy) only rapid trigger sens, and open housed switches that lose all the lube in a couple months. I shoulda just waited for 80HE
depends on if u want a more custom board or a more gaming specific board, you can always get a zoom75 and then get the boog75HE module seperately (if you're willing to sell a kidney) since the only big difference between the 2 are the pcb + switches
@@boardzy No, nothing special, but for the price it holds up to the Wooting extremely well and have about the same latency etc. Wooting is way overhyped. Wooting is objectively the "best", but by a milimeter at best. Also, multiple people are of the opinion that the Raesha switches are on par with the Gateron Jade.
As i know you love reviewing keyboards, you should try the gateron magnetic jade switches lmao, they are light and feel so much nicer than lekkers, also lower bottom out, honestly for fps id love even lower bottom out, but 3.5mm is better than 4mm at least
I went with keychron q1 he for a few reasons 1 its wireless somtimes i game in bed on big tv and need the keybaord for certain stuff alongnwith wireless mouse and i wanted the knob for volume control besides that id have got a wooting 80he and waited just wish it was wirless
The huntsman V3 is awesome when it comes to performance. Sounds pretty bad and feels kind of cheap but it's super super responsive and the software is solid. Don't know exactly what you're after in a keyboard but performance wise that thing is one of the best
And I don't mean Razer Synapse is solid. The options for setting up the board inside synapse are solid lol. Synapse sucks unfortunately. I sold off like 5 or 6 of the HE boards I have but kept the Huntsman V3 Mini and the Polar65 as backups to my Boog75
@@boardzy because its the only rapid trigger in my country that isnt 200 dollars things are over priced here but just tell me should i but it or not other than reviewing it
please try the redragon m61 it has 8k polling rate with magnetic switches also and it only cost 40$ in my country but dont know how it compares to wooting and expensive counterparts
I heard from another reviewer stubbyfps that its the worst HE board on the market, I probably wont check it out given I've never once had a good experience with a redragon product.
I sold my wooting 60he with tofu case after I got the boog. Meletrix did have one firmware update on the board to address the inconsistency of its RT function and incorrect key mapping. Performance wise it’s definitely serviceable, the solution was similar to that of the VGN ATK75, so I wasn’t expecting it to perform as good as a wooting or a rakka.
Please review the drunkdeer board. It's a fantastic board for $130, rapid trigger and everything. I can't see how the wooting would be better at all imo, performance-wise.
The wooting is much better than the a75 pro full stop. I will make a review but its not impressive compared to plenty of competing boards, drunkdeer is just good with marketing/psyops
@@boardzy interesting, i suppose maybe im not observant enough or dont have a fast enough reaction time or whatever to notice the difference. They both feel the same to me as far as actuation and rapid trigger, when on the same settings. Also the wooting does have better modding for sure, but to me it doesn't matter the quality of the drunkdeer is to the point where I wouldnt even consider modding it. But I will say that Wooting's marketing/psyop skills are on another level if you want to talk about that. Wooting fanboys come in droves any time you even mention an alternative. Also the price difference is substantial. You can get the drunkdeer for $130, and you can (but most likely can't because of stock) get the wooting for around $200.
@@junglebeatz DrunkDeers marketing is downright predatory. Also if you go out of your way to tell people who already own wootings that there's a better alternative idrk what you expect tbh it's just rude and uncalled for if that's the case
@@yhiz4757 explain how their marketing is predatory. Also nobody is going out of their way to tell wooting owners there is a better alternative. Wooting owners dont own all facets of the internet. Anywhere another rapid trigger keyboard is discussed, wooting fanboys will scream saying "WOOTING KEYBOARDS ARE INCOMPARABLE TO ANYTHING ELSE, ITS NOT EVEN CLOSE!!!"
Given that adjustable actuation and rapid trigger are two of the main selling points of HE switches, pairing that with a fixed tactile bump seems kinda pointless. I mean, it's possible... But why?
Boog75 is actually based. The new QK65 HE will probably also be on par for specs/sound and feel, so pick your poison form factor wise. I see the lil teaser of the Akari underneath. Excited for your thoughts. Hopefully before the sale happens.
The sound of that keyboard is very good but i don't like the vision of the rgb..... and doesn't have the same performance of wooting..... someone says also there isn't assistence lol.....i'm trying another keyboard recently ...melgek cyber01....is very great ...139$ with case aluminum ,it's a 75% and has 8k polling rate .....I like also the style cyber punk.....and despite i live in Europe i didn't pay customs.......thoughts i usually prefer 60 or 65% like size in gaming ...i can't wait for my wooting
@@boardzy thank u very much :).thoughts my grammatar still sucks xD but i'm studying to arrive at b2 level......yes of melgek cyber01 for now I am satisfied also the software is good enough .....i like also the sound and the rgb with trasparent keycaps is amazing
@@stefunofficial6274yes the site say 75%..if I remember correctly it was written in the images 8000hz.........in the images there is written easily outperform mechanical keyboards with 8000hz refresh rate with ultra-precise seettings
@@stefunofficial6274 hi in their site there is written 75% new layout with 83 keys......about polling rate .....there is written in one image always in their site 8000hz...i don't know 'cause in description they have written 1k.....also of wooting 60he there is written 1k polling rate......but many peoples say it has 8k.......and the case there is written cnc aluminum
@@boardzyyes, please make a review about that keyboard maybe compare it to wooting? i know that wooting its better but, i want to see ur perspective. thanks bro
@@boardzyi kinda wanna hear your thoughts. Build quality and performance to price. I know pretty much all the wooting clones use the same OEM of PCB, but based on my understanding drunkdeer does release regular firmware updates to tune its performance.
How you managed to emit 60 metric tons of pure yappium within 7 minutes and 23 seconds is beyond me. The Boog75 uses the same GTech PCBA and Gateron switches as the boards you “disliked” in your other video. Probably the same stabilizers, switch plate and dampening material too. The “build quality” of nearly all those boards is objectively better than Wooting’s 60HE is (case material(s) and switches). Wooting objectively has better firmware, features, warranty and keycaps. Also, how in the world did you manage to get your 60HE to rattle more than it does stock?
I mention the pcb and never said this performs better than the boards from the other video. You are wrong about the components of the boog75 compared to other HE boards but you havent tried it and there is a price difference so w/e. I also don't know where I said wooting isn't still the best features/performance wise. Are you european by chance?
@@boardzy I said you “disliked” the other boards, not that you said “the Boog75 performs better”. I am right about most of its components being identical to the other boards as I’ve seen it disassembled. I’ve also tried the ATK75, 68 and other made up keyboards that don’t even exist. I stated the pros and cons of both Wooting’s HE boards and others. I wouldn’t have specified “metric” if I wasn’t. I’m saying that yapping away doesn’t do anyone any good especially when you can just stick to mice. 👺
The gtech oem HE keyboards with the closest performance to wooting are probably drunkdeers stuff and the vgn/vxe atk68/atk75 (same brand behind the vxe r1 pro). They have their own firmware so are basically ahead of the competition by quite a bit, atk has the best performance overall though vs the oem boards. U have a drunkdeer keyboard in a box tho, might as well unbox it and give it a go
I have a zoom75 and a gmk67. The zoom75 (basically this) costs me fully built around 350€. the gmk67 fully build 57€💀 and i managed to make it sound better than the meletrix product lmao. TLDR: Good keyboard but overpriced.
But do u need it? Pros in cs2 still use shit Logitech or any other gaming keyboards. So i take a better build, sounding keyboard to a way cheaper price 😊✌️
Well that’s where the topic of preference comes in. Of course you don’t need a high performing keyboard or a good sounding keyboard, but don’t go around demoralizing people for their preference in having a Wooting for performance over having a keyboard that can thock.
You are right. Its just insane how price it is just for a rapid trigger 😅 Wooting need to make one with rapid trigger in a aluminium case that sound good for that price
i have no issue gaming on my non wooting keyboard. no fast trigger keys or anything like that. 1k polling, works just fine. fast and light mice make sense, since you move them, but keyboards as long as they feel nice to type on and the signal gets to the computer in a timely matter, nothing else matters when it comes to gaming.
I LITERALLY JUST ORDERED THIS IN WHITE 2 WEEKS AGO. Ok so saying it's NOT better than Wootings is highly misleading, it has better sound (has a deep thocky OEM sound out of box), better PCB structure (accepts HE or standard mechanical switches), better stabilizers, better OEM keys, comes full aluminum, has perfect weighted balance and key press feel, and finally this has the new Gateron KS-37B switches Vs the 20 series found in the Wootings and Keychron Q1 HE. Did I mention the software is PURE web based for the Meletrix (you do NOT have to download garbage software and the web based is GOOOOOOOOOOOOD). So it's like 9.99/10 for Meletrix while my Wootings 60HE is like 8/10 for me. You have to invest another $180 - $250 just to get it on par with the BOOG75. I had to buy a $180 aluminum case and buy $40 in plates and foam mods just make my wootings sound and feel -almost- as good as the BOOG75. On-lookers can remain skeptical, but if you held the BOOG75 or a ZOOM75 in your hand and typed on it, you would know what I am talking about. Meletrix builds quality keyboards.
so u bought this shit and u got mad because people dont want to cope with u? Yes its 2 years newer than wooting and somehow they made it worse. They should make ads about 2 years of fucking up everything they could.
future boardzy appeared.
I thought this was a Booga Keyboard for a minute 💀
I ordered the Boog because the wooting 80he and the Keychron Q1 HE (the other HE keyboards I was interested in) are months away from being shipped and I needed something now. The build and the sound of it is constantly praised so I'm looking forward to it but there are some things I wish It had that wooting does, like support for having keys mimic analog stick sensitivity so I could walk in single player games with the key lightly pressed. A knob would have been nice for volume like on the keychron but not really necessary, keychron has wireless support as well but also not something I completely need but would've been nice to have. There's also no risers on the board to change the angle if you need to (the wooting will have interchangeable silicone feet to change the angle). I'm not even sure if I could have a key have 2 functions depending if I bottom it out or tap it lightly with the Boog web client (the wooting has that customizability with the software I believe). If you just care about rapid trigger then the boog is better since its built so much better while cheaper and to get a metal case with the 80he it costs like ~$300. If the wooting shipped now, I would probably grab it over the boog since there's more options I can do with the Hall effect switches but that's just me.
I've owned 7 HE keyboards over the last year and the Boog75 has the best build quality of any pre-built keyboard I've ever seen
Yea cuz meletrix usually doesn't make keebs for gamers, and gamers often get really shit boards sold to them for high prices 😅
Can't wait till the Wooting80HE blows every other keyboard out of the water in a couple months
Same, ordered with zinc alloy
its so ugly though, they should've just done a tkl
it’s just the 60he with a different, uglier form factor xd
@@pingerlolThe layout looks terrible and the lightbar seems useless. could have had more keys
Maybe, but you gotta wait 5 months to find out. By that point, there will be better alternatives. You gotta remember, mechanical keyboards are about to die off entirely. Hall Effect is the future and everyone knows it. The switches and operation is more efficient, and they allow for way more tailorized operation. I've spoken to several switch reps this year and ALL OF THEM have said they are shifting their future focus to producing new Hall Effect varieties because just as I said, "it's the future".
Meletrix Boog baby!! It is a pure joy and I don't feel the need to upgrade any time soon.
HE is the future, i was somewhere in the 7-8k founders range on day 1 for the 80HE. Got the Black Zinc Alloy
I wish there was some actual testing regarding the performance compared to Wooting. Not just Wooting feels better.
You've come to the wrong channel for an in-depth review lmao
It’s the same as other boards with the gtech PCB, testing is out there
There are not many keyboard to keyboard testing but if you look up the switches there may be a few testing and comparison videos for general HE switches. Stock Wooting switches are better than these but there are a few that have better consistency and input than Wooting that are also compatible.
@@_preshuha whole lot of nothing being said
Optimum tech has some great videos with actual performance numbers, a lot of these boards use the same pcb.
The keyboard itself is great, once again software hobbled it. Wooting is the only who gets it right.
For those who basically “hate” the wooting for the sound just buy Gateron Jade switches, their sound is very good and same performance as Lekker 45/60
the boog is for people who truly care about sound and feel of a keyboard. to get the wooting to sound on custom keyboard enthusiast level you have to get the module version, aluminum case, jade switches (or raptors), lube/tune the stabilizers, burger mount for typing feel, etc. Time, money, and effort to get the sound and feel on keyboard enthusiast level. Meanwhile the boog75 has near perfect stabs, lubed switches, gasket mount, and sounds and feels on keyboard enthusiast level out of the box.
I have tried 7 HE keyboards now and the boog75 is the best HE by far if you care about sound/feel, all without having to do any modding. Wooting 80he has potential but the zinc version is so pricey + who knows if the stabilizer/switch QC will be as good as meletrix's boog75. If someone is in the custom keyboard space, the wooting is definitely not the best option. For pure gaming, yes it is the best.
@@nezu1657 for people like you I don’t like MK community, this is a GAMING KEYBOARD, if you “truly care about sound and feel” just buy a custom kb. As you said at the end of your comment, people buy Wooting for performance, saying that it’s “expensive” making the wooting sound “good” that’s subjective and even without that just with jade switches it’s enough; 60HE + Jade switches has almost same price of boog75 with the plus of having the best software/hardware. If you want to customize it even more that’s a decision of every person not a must.
@@sumptuoustub6115 I have many custom keyboards… I also game. I also have multiple HE keyboards including the wooting. Boog sounds/feels the best out of the bunch. Wooting performs the best. I literally said that wooting is the best if you want a gaming only keyboard. excuse me for being into custom keyboards and wanting a certain sound and feel on an HE board lol. the comment is literally saying that the wooting isn’t the best if you also are into custom keyboards and want a certain sound and feel. It is the best for gaming. People can want different things lmao. Some want a gaming keyboard that they can also make sound better and some want an enthusiast keyboard that also has great gaming performance. Some want to mod a wooting and put effort into making it sound good. some want a lubed and tuned HE board out of the box. It’s weird that my opinion makes you dislike a part of the community. that’s why it’s a community in the first place. everyone has their preferences. it would be a pretty boring and mundane community if everyone preferred the same things.
zaopin z2 review coming soon 🤐
Yup, just wanna put some time on it
Now try the Akko Mod007B HE (the aluminium version) and compare it to this, looks really premium too.
I have all 3 and it is a solid option. software is a bit cluttered but it does the job. stabilizers are pretty shit out of the box and definitely need some modding to be usable. boog75 sounds near perfect right out of the box. daily driving the boog bc I see no competitive advantage using the wooting60he in my valorant gameplay. I definitely prefer a better sounding and feeling board over a 3ms input delay decrease with the wooting. wooting can definitely get close to boog75 with the module version and jade switches, but that will cost much more time and money. Akko mod007b definitely a great middleground for custom but still solid gaming performance. Great price when compared to both other options.
@@nezu1657i want to get the wooting 60he but the akko year of the dragon looks and sounds much better at the same price right now. Do you think it would be a mistake to go for the akko?
is the sensitivity and the make and break stroke the same setting?
Did you preorder the 80he??
As an enthusiast and a wooting owner I love to watch these videos :P
Ok Boardzy, I usually agree with quite a lot of what you say, but the comment that the BOOG 75 is just not going to perform at the same level as the Wooting, is anecdotal. You said it yourself, it “feels” faster, like you are on a lower ping. That is subjective at best and outright deceiving at worst. If you have empirical data to back up those statements, then provide it, if not, you need to caveat your comments with noting that this is your experience with the keyboard and as always, your mileage may very. I really like my wooting, and it plays great in game, but I can find no discernible difference in perfomance between the BOOG 75 and my Wooting. The only thing I will say, the smaller Wooting is more comfortable to play with, but sacrifices keys outside of gaming. I am willing to use the BOOG 75 daily so I don’t have to lose the keys, or switch between keyboards all the time. Thanks for all you do and all the reviews you give to us!
Obviously I am talking about my subjective experience like I do with all products. The testing on boards like with the same gtech PCB (EGG, polar65, many others) has been published and this is not a unicorn that will magically use the same components and perform much better. Saying wooting has the best tech and lowest latency has never been controversial or deceiving and never will be. These companies admit it themselves lmao
Amazing keyboard. Input devices should never be underestimated; these are things with which you engage on a regular basis, and they may make or break your experience. It makes typing/gaming a lot more pleasurable. That being said, I believe Meletrix is undercutting themselves with this board. Quality is equivalent to customs retailing for $600 or more, and this is not hyperbole.
Wow,sounds so much better!
Explosion 💥
no actually there are more moving parts in a keyboard, hence the mechanical switches, mice have only the wheel the left and right click and give or take a few more buttons on the side, its mostly all digital/software, but if youre talking about what stays in motion then its the mouse
You just explained how mice have more moving parts. Keyboards have 1 part that undergoes the same process for each key
@@boardzyon average there are less on a mouse, if youre talking about simultaneous there are more on a keyboard, but if youre talking about mouse each is the same process, all clicks, the optical sensor is all digital
ordered the Zoom75HE, since the wooting 80he looks ugly, and is $100 cheaper for the non plastic one, hoping that meletrix utility isn't terrible.
this keyboard ended up disappointing me so much. Software sucks and never saves anything, no custom actuation point (on a HE board is just crazy) only rapid trigger sens, and open housed switches that lose all the lube in a couple months. I shoulda just waited for 80HE
boardzy should i wait for the zoom75 or get a boog75. rn i have an apex pro tkl but its kinda broken.
Boog75 for sure
depends on if u want a more custom board or a more gaming specific board, you can always get a zoom75 and then get the boog75HE module seperately (if you're willing to sell a kidney) since the only big difference between the 2 are the pcb + switches
Boardzy time travel *SHOCKING*
Wooting sound sucks
You should really just try Drunkdeer A75 and I've had Wooting60HE.. it's great, but... yeah, it's WAYYYYYYYYYYY overhyped.
I have an a75 pro. Nothing special at all
@@boardzy No, nothing special, but for the price it holds up to the Wooting extremely well and have about the same latency etc. Wooting is way overhyped. Wooting is objectively the "best", but by a milimeter at best.
Also, multiple people are of the opinion that the Raesha switches are on par with the Gateron Jade.
you didnt mention why wooting is better like i want to know whats the difference
The wooting sounds like a huge piece of dog doo compared to the boog.
I see a nootropic depot supplement, can you share which one?
As i know you love reviewing keyboards, you should try the gateron magnetic jade switches lmao, they are light and feel so much nicer than lekkers, also lower bottom out, honestly for fps id love even lower bottom out, but 3.5mm is better than 4mm at least
I considered it but for the price I was thinking I might as well just get a Wooting to be safe.
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Inferior to Wooting, but what about compared to the Apex?
1:52 why?
@boardzy Have you heard about the carpio? It is a wristrest for your mousehand with mousefeet on it. Would be interesting to get your thoughts
I went with keychron q1 he for a few reasons 1 its wireless somtimes i game in bed on big tv and need the keybaord for certain stuff alongnwith wireless mouse and i wanted the knob for volume control besides that id have got a wooting 80he and waited just wish it was wirless
Zoom75 he which is essentially the same is $190
is it way better or just slightly, bcs i dont wanna wait 2 more months
@@barty5606 it's the same just plain color cause instead of the gamer ascetic sound and performance will be exactly the same
@@StevenP015 oh aight, still getting the boog tho lmao
Can you make a review on Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini or Varmilo Victory? Thanks
The huntsman V3 is awesome when it comes to performance. Sounds pretty bad and feels kind of cheap but it's super super responsive and the software is solid. Don't know exactly what you're after in a keyboard but performance wise that thing is one of the best
And I don't mean Razer Synapse is solid. The options for setting up the board inside synapse are solid lol. Synapse sucks unfortunately. I sold off like 5 or 6 of the HE boards I have but kept the Huntsman V3 Mini and the Polar65 as backups to my Boog75
In the Sound test that Wooting keyboard sounded god awful 😂
You should try drag clicking again:3 and also review wooting 80he
boog
what about q1 he
please try the vgn atk 68 keyboard it might be the best budget magnetic hall rapid trigger keyboard
Why
@@boardzy because its the only rapid trigger in my country that isnt 200 dollars things are over priced here but just tell me should i but it or not other than reviewing it
This thing looks like a “gaming keyboard.” My 6 year old cousin is very interested in
oh hell nah what are those stock stabs and switches 😭
please try the redragon m61 it has 8k polling rate with magnetic switches also and it only cost 40$ in my country but dont know how it compares to wooting and expensive counterparts
I heard from another reviewer stubbyfps that its the worst HE board on the market, I probably wont check it out given I've never once had a good experience with a redragon product.
I sold my wooting 60he with tofu case after I got the boog. Meletrix did have one firmware update on the board to address the inconsistency of its RT function and incorrect key mapping. Performance wise it’s definitely serviceable, the solution was similar to that of the VGN ATK75, so I wasn’t expecting it to perform as good as a wooting or a rakka.
sounds good but I will wait for 80HE
Please review the drunkdeer board. It's a fantastic board for $130, rapid trigger and everything.
I can't see how the wooting would be better at all imo, performance-wise.
The wooting is much better than the a75 pro full stop. I will make a review but its not impressive compared to plenty of competing boards, drunkdeer is just good with marketing/psyops
@@boardzy interesting, i suppose maybe im not observant enough or dont have a fast enough reaction time or whatever to notice the difference. They both feel the same to me as far as actuation and rapid trigger, when on the same settings.
Also the wooting does have better modding for sure, but to me it doesn't matter the quality of the drunkdeer is to the point where I wouldnt even consider modding it.
But I will say that Wooting's marketing/psyop skills are on another level if you want to talk about that. Wooting fanboys come in droves any time you even mention an alternative.
Also the price difference is substantial. You can get the drunkdeer for $130, and you can (but most likely can't because of stock) get the wooting for around $200.
@@parhamizady8616 bro i swear i saw you in another comment section simping for wooting, do they pay you?????
@@junglebeatz DrunkDeers marketing is downright predatory. Also if you go out of your way to tell people who already own wootings that there's a better alternative idrk what you expect tbh it's just rude and uncalled for if that's the case
@@yhiz4757 explain how their marketing is predatory. Also nobody is going out of their way to tell wooting owners there is a better alternative. Wooting owners dont own all facets of the internet.
Anywhere another rapid trigger keyboard is discussed, wooting fanboys will scream saying "WOOTING KEYBOARDS ARE INCOMPARABLE TO ANYTHING ELSE, ITS NOT EVEN CLOSE!!!"
Keyboardzy (shocking)
Are there any HE tactile switches yet?
Not that I know of, not sure if there will be
Outemu Magnetic Browns, but those are not (yet) compatible with Wooting boards.
Given that adjustable actuation and rapid trigger are two of the main selling points of HE switches, pairing that with a fixed tactile bump seems kinda pointless. I mean, it's possible... But why?
@@LyK0satactile switches with rapid trigger would be nice tho
@@LyK0sa I prefer tactile switches over linear. I’ll definitely buy a wooting keyboard once those are available.
time to wait for geonworks
Try DrunkDeer A75, it's like cheaper than this.
Damn your Wooting keyboard sounds awful..
Truth hurts
Hey Boardzy, what mic do you use?
electrovoice re20, been using it for a few years now
Calling your product the "Boog" given the times we live in is wild.
230$ 😂 bro , we are broke to buy something like that , i mean there is really good kayboard with better preformence.
Boog75 is actually based. The new QK65 HE will probably also be on par for specs/sound and feel, so pick your poison form factor wise. I see the lil teaser of the Akari underneath. Excited for your thoughts. Hopefully before the sale happens.
Mines on the way 💀
The sound of that keyboard is very good but i don't like the vision of the rgb..... and doesn't have the same performance of wooting..... someone says also there isn't assistence lol.....i'm trying another keyboard recently ...melgek cyber01....is very great ...139$ with case aluminum ,it's a 75% and has 8k polling rate .....I like also the style cyber punk.....and despite i live in Europe i didn't pay customs.......thoughts i usually prefer 60 or 65% like size in gaming ...i can't wait for my wooting
I like your typing style. You can obv turn RGB off if you dont like it, hadnt heard about the cyber01 but it does sound good considering specs/8k
@@boardzy thank u very much :).thoughts my grammatar still sucks xD but i'm studying to arrive at b2 level......yes of melgek cyber01 for now I am satisfied also the software is good enough .....i like also the sound and the rgb with trasparent keycaps is amazing
Are you sure about the 8k polling rate? Their website says 1k. I'm not sure about the aluminum case and the 75% isn't exactly 75%.
@@stefunofficial6274yes the site say 75%..if I remember correctly it was written in the images 8000hz.........in the images there is written easily outperform mechanical keyboards with 8000hz refresh rate with ultra-precise seettings
@@stefunofficial6274 hi in their site there is written 75% new layout with 83 keys......about polling rate .....there is written in one image always in their site 8000hz...i don't know 'cause in description they have written 1k.....also of wooting 60he there is written 1k polling rate......but many peoples say it has 8k.......and the case there is written cnc aluminum
can you review drunkdeer a75?
That board sucks bro. Plenty of reviews on it, by far the worst feeling HE keyboard I have tried.
Yeah I mean its just okay for the price I got sent the pro version, will make a video if people are interested
@@boardzyyes, please make a review about that keyboard maybe compare it to wooting? i know that wooting its better but, i want to see ur perspective. thanks bro
@@boardzyi kinda wanna hear your thoughts. Build quality and performance to price. I know pretty much all the wooting clones use the same OEM of PCB, but based on my understanding drunkdeer does release regular firmware updates to tune its performance.
How you managed to emit 60 metric tons of pure yappium within 7 minutes and 23 seconds is beyond me.
The Boog75 uses the same GTech PCBA and Gateron switches as the boards you “disliked” in your other video. Probably the same stabilizers, switch plate and dampening material too. The “build quality” of nearly all those boards is objectively better than Wooting’s 60HE is (case material(s) and switches). Wooting objectively has better firmware, features, warranty and keycaps. Also, how in the world did you manage to get your 60HE to rattle more than it does stock?
Alu case probably amplifies acoustic flaws when compared to the OG plastic one.
I mention the pcb and never said this performs better than the boards from the other video. You are wrong about the components of the boog75 compared to other HE boards but you havent tried it and there is a price difference so w/e. I also don't know where I said wooting isn't still the best features/performance wise. Are you european by chance?
@@boardzy I said you “disliked” the other boards, not that you said “the Boog75 performs better”.
I am right about most of its components being identical to the other boards as I’ve seen it disassembled. I’ve also tried the ATK75, 68 and other made up keyboards that don’t even exist.
I stated the pros and cons of both Wooting’s HE boards and others.
I wouldn’t have specified “metric” if I wasn’t.
I’m saying that yapping away doesn’t do anyone any good especially when you can just stick to mice. 👺
Overpriced as F.
Words of a pleb.
Rip end key
Drunkdeer A75 > other overpriced HE Keyboards
The gtech oem HE keyboards with the closest performance to wooting are probably drunkdeers stuff and the vgn/vxe atk68/atk75 (same brand behind the vxe r1 pro). They have their own firmware so are basically ahead of the competition by quite a bit, atk has the best performance overall though vs the oem boards. U have a drunkdeer keyboard in a box tho, might as well unbox it and give it a go
I would be curious to see the Boog75's numbers in regard to latency. Meletrix is a solid company so I would expect good firmware
@@gregm1855they are using gtech firmware, not their own.
ew 60%ish where tf is my numpad (ಠ_ʖಠ)⌐■-■
hi
bro can you recomend me a mouspad for minecraft 1.8 pvp stuff, that´s available in europe I literrally don´t have any preferences R.I.P💀
I have a zoom75 and a gmk67. The zoom75 (basically this) costs me fully built around 350€. the gmk67 fully build 57€💀 and i managed to make it sound better than the meletrix product lmao. TLDR: Good keyboard but overpriced.
Sounding better is a subjective but if it sounds better to you then thats all that matters
Sad u give so much money for a wooting and its sounds so bad 😂 u can buy a 100$ keyboard that sounds way better
People don't buy a Wooting for the sound, but mostly for the rapid trigger and performance...
Find a $100 keyboard that feels as responsive
But do u need it? Pros in cs2 still use shit Logitech or any other gaming keyboards.
So i take a better build, sounding keyboard to a way cheaper price 😊✌️
Well that’s where the topic of preference comes in. Of course you don’t need a high performing keyboard or a good sounding keyboard, but don’t go around demoralizing people for their preference in having a Wooting for performance over having a keyboard that can thock.
You are right. Its just insane how price it is just for a rapid trigger 😅
Wooting need to make one with rapid trigger in a aluminium case that sound good for that price
i have no issue gaming on my non wooting keyboard. no fast trigger keys or anything like that. 1k polling, works just fine. fast and light mice make sense, since you move them, but keyboards as long as they feel nice to type on and the signal gets to the computer in a timely matter, nothing else matters when it comes to gaming.
Wooooooo
Lier! 😡 Not A Mouse!
$230 bro
First surely
Sadly wooting still the performance king
why sadly? its kinda insane tbh
@@bo0t3r29 bc its still the only option if you want a performance board.
Performance difference is negligible at best, really how much ms can you notice? 20-30 ms difference, how important is that really?
@@arrabona916 milliseconds add up and it might not be better by a lot but it still is better
@@arrabona916 I'm p sure it's 2ms of latency for Wooting and 7ms for the boog75. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
I LITERALLY JUST ORDERED THIS IN WHITE 2 WEEKS AGO. Ok so saying it's NOT better than Wootings is highly misleading, it has better sound (has a deep thocky OEM sound out of box), better PCB structure (accepts HE or standard mechanical switches), better stabilizers, better OEM keys, comes full aluminum, has perfect weighted balance and key press feel, and finally this has the new Gateron KS-37B switches Vs the 20 series found in the Wootings and Keychron Q1 HE. Did I mention the software is PURE web based for the Meletrix (you do NOT have to download garbage software and the web based is GOOOOOOOOOOOOD). So it's like 9.99/10 for Meletrix while my Wootings 60HE is like 8/10 for me. You have to invest another $180 - $250 just to get it on par with the BOOG75. I had to buy a $180 aluminum case and buy $40 in plates and foam mods just make my wootings sound and feel -almost- as good as the BOOG75. On-lookers can remain skeptical, but if you held the BOOG75 or a ZOOM75 in your hand and typed on it, you would know what I am talking about. Meletrix builds quality keyboards.
Are you okay? It loses out to wooting performance wise. Thats all I said, and its not misleading at all
@@boardzybro really needed to justify his purchase
you're a big boy Ryan, I'm sure you can spend your money without a stranger's approval.
so u bought this shit and u got mad because people dont want to cope with u? Yes its 2 years newer than wooting and somehow they made it worse. They should make ads about 2 years of fucking up everything they could.