
Wooting keyboards
Wooting builds keyboards around magnetic Hall effect switches. Each switch measures how far the key has travelled rather than waiting for a contact to close, so the actuation point can be set per key and rapid trigger resets a key the moment it starts to rise. In fast games that means quicker repeated presses and cleaner direction changes.
The range here covers a 60%, a tenkeyless and a full-size board. All are wired and hot-swappable, but only with magnetic switches, so ordinary mechanical switches won't work in them. Settings are handled by Wooting's own configuration tool rather than QMK or VIA.
Stock and delivery times for Wooting boards change, so check availability and delivery to the UK before you plan around one. If you're new to magnetic switches, our buying guide explains what the settings do and which ones matter.
Prices include VAT. Sound tags are our summary of what owners and reviewers report, not measurements.
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Guides
- Buying a magnetic (Hall-effect) keyboardWhat to check before buying a Hall-effect keyboard: who it helps, switch lock-in, software, polling rate, UK layouts and current prices.
- Gaming keyboards under £150Gaming keyboards under £150 in the UK: magnetic boards with rapid trigger, optical boards and plain mechanical ones, and which features matter.