I certainly can if someone has specs on them, or at least a side-on direct comparison to one I already have. I just did the ones I could find a spec sheet or a direct side shot for.

i was def interested til i saw the ai deskmat lmao
tbf i could see it just being 3d mistaken for ai but without confirmation i really don't wanna support this

it depends. If you just want a keyboard that is at the peak of performance, just works, and if it doesn't work has good support to fix your issues, wooting is the place, as long as you don't mind paying a premium.

There are other cheaper keyboards that are likely to have the same performance and comparable build quality, but you're always compromising on something. They might have bad software, or costumer support, or bad maintainability (no/few software/firmware updates), etc...

It's up to you. Personally I have a 80he and it fits all my gaming (I also play osu!) and typing (full time web dev) needs.

epic sauce, glwic

finally op