Wooting 60HE+ Magnetic Keyboard

The Wooting 60HE+ is a compact 60% gaming keyboard with Hall effect magnetic switches. It is the keyboard that made Rapid Trigger famous in competitive FPS, and it frees up desk space for wide mouse movements. Choose the ready-to-use ANSI keyboard, or the ISO module to build into your own 60% case.

What you get

  • Rapid Trigger: keys reset the instant you start lifting, for faster strafing and tapping.
  • Adjustable actuation from 0.1 to 4.0 mm, per key.
  • Hot-swappable Lekker L60 linear switches, pre-lubed, rated for 100 million presses.
  • Solid typing feel: hardened steel plate, foam-filled case and greased stabilizers.
  • 1,000 Hz polling. Note: this is the 60HE+, the generation before the 60HE v2 (8 kHz, Tikken switches).
  • Made to be modded: the standard 60% layout fits most aftermarket 60% cases and keycap sets.
  • Wootility software: set everything in your browser; settings are saved on the keyboard.

Which version should I pick?

  • ANSI keyboard: complete and pre-assembled. US layout, ABS case and keycaps included.
  • ISO module (barebone): the PCB and plate with Lekker L60 switches installed. No case and no keycaps. Fit it in any standard 60% case and add a Wooting Spanish, French or German keycap set.

Shipped from Spain by Eloquentclicks, an authorized Wooting retailer.

Price
Regular price $17900
Regular price Sale price $17900
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Specifications

Specifications

  • Layout: 60%, ANSI keyboard or ISO module
  • Switches: Lekker L60 linear, hot-swappable
  • Polling rate: 1,000 Hz
  • Actuation: 0.1–4.0 mm, adjustable per key
  • Mount: Tray mount
  • Case: ABS, black, foam-filled (ANSI keyboard only; the ISO module has no case)
  • Plate: Hardened steel
  • Dimensions: 302 Γ— 116 Γ— 38 mm
  • Weight: About 605 g
  • Connection: Wired, detachable USB-C to USB-A cable
  • Software: Wootility

Designed by Wooting

Lekker switches are contactless magnetic switches read by Hall effect sensors. With no metal contacts to wear out, they last for millions of presses, and a damaged switch can simply be swapped out.

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