The WOOTING One Analog Mechanical Keyboard will hit Kickstarter in May

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The WOOTING One Analog Mechanical Keyboard will be hitting Kickstarter in mid-May, offering analog mechanical keys to offer better control while gaming.

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Its a nice keyboard indeed. Its a shame its on Kickstarter though as so many things on it never go well.
 
barnsley said:
Its a nice keyboard indeed. Its a shame its on Kickstarter though as so many things on it never go well.
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From what I have heard from the developers the keyboard is pretty much done, they just need to kickstart full on production.

This one should be a Kickstart and get the keyboard in a few months sort of deals, rather than some kickstarters that take a few years.

We will have to see how it goes though.
 
WYP said:
From what I have heard from the developers the keyboard is pretty much done, they just need to kickstart full on production.

This one should be a Kickstart and get the keyboard in a few months sort of deals, rather than some kickstarters that take a few years.

We will have to see how it goes though.
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Unless they've had 100s of samples from Manufacturers in China (or wherever) then I take any shipping with a pinch of salt. Especially when Kickstarter campaigns claim to go from prototype to shipping within 6 months. Though this is a keyboard and not something completely new, so maybe they can get it manufactured quicker.
 
Remember guys this discussion is not about Corsair, please stay on topic.

I do agree with Dice though that it would be interesting to see if this tech will be implemented by other manufacturers.
 
WYP said:
Remember guys this discussion is not about Corsair, please stay on topic.

I do agree with Dice though that it would be interesting to see if this tech will be implemented by other manufacturers.
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Wouldn't mind seeing this implemented on keyboards like Ducky or even Cherry :)
 
Dicehunter said:
So how does a keyboard fall apart ?

I've got 3 Corsair keyboards in my household and none are falling apart.
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Didn't you go through a stage of different peripheral manufacturers because you kept getting corsair keyboards with dead LEDs at one point? :P

Its a phrase but since you asked:
Keys stop working
usb stops working
the lights stop working
etc

Considering how long it took them to sort out the LEDs on their keyboards and shield them properly I don't think they'd be cut out for this more 'specialist' way of doing a keyboard. Probably not enough money in it for them either.

Anyway,
It'd be cool if Corsair/Coolermaster/Ducky et al get this tech to the market without the need of crowd funding and overly optimistic promises but I very much doubt it. I mean, with the exception of Razer (who, lets be honest didn't really do much) no one else has really released a different style of keyboard switch and done well from it.
 
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