Without taking sides in the age-old gaming debate of console vs PC, controllers do have an advantage when it comes to analog input. On digital keyboards, a button is either pressed or it's not – a ...

In May of 2017, the small team at Wooting launched their Kickstarter to fund the Wooting One, the first mechanical gaming keyboard to offer analog support. In just seven hours, the One blew through ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Most mechanical keyboard switches have two positions—off and on. Either the key is activated, or it’s not. The switches in the Wooting One keyboard ...

These days, there are countless options for mechanical keyboard out there, each with their own unique features, key switches and other gimmicks. With this in mind, it might be easy, at first to ...

If you use a bad controller in playing the game, it will be difficult to get a high score regardless of your skill. An analog keyboard "developed to solve such a problem"Wooting one"You can grasp the ...

After a hectic journey from wildly successful Kickstarter campaign to mass production, the three-person team of Calder Limmen, Erik Stakenborg, and Jeroen Langelaan have put together something hugely ...

The Wooting One brings a highly useful innovation to mechanical keyboards with the implementation of analog input. Not only does it work but in certain cases it enhances your gaming experience. Along ...

There's an interesting new mechanical keyboard aimed at PC gamers on Kickstarter now. The Wooting One stands out from traditional rivals, made by the likes of Logitech, Razer or Corsair, by offering ...

Mechanical keyboards are cool and all, but how about a mechanical keyboard that’s also analog? The Wooting One not only has mechanical keys but also registers how far down a key is being pushed so ...

One of our favourite mechanical gaming keyboards is getting a sequel. The Wooting Two is a full-size analogue keyboard that takes all our favourite bits from the Wooting One - such as Flaretech ...

Gaming Mice 'We need to do lightweight, but fine, what else?' says Logitech chief engineer, and after getting tons of hours in with the Superstrike I agree the new tech is worth a heavier gaming mouse ...