Please let me know if you have any questions! Plus that keeb has arrow keys and f row, so it checks everything I want out of my gaming keyboard. The niz is great because it uses electro capacitive switches, but they're not the exact same as topre, and I like the feeling of them better for gaming. I would instead get the Niz micro 82 45g (this has replaced my hhkb on my gaming keyboard). Overall, I don't know if I'd get the hhkb if all I would be doing is playing on it. The smaller form factor give you more mouse space as well! But if all you do is play fps games and only really use wasd, then you'd be fine. For an example, if you play a 2d platformer and use the arrow keys for movement, then the hhkb would be one of the worst choices as the arrow keys are under a layer. The biggest thing you need to ask yourself is what kind of games you play and what you need your keyboard to do. They work obviously, and I've seen pro gamers use topre switches so it all just comes down to personal preference.
These are my favorite switches ever, they feel heavenly to type on, but they're not my favorite for gaming. It also only has 6 nkey rollover, so if you play rhythm games where you need to hold down more than 6 keys at a time they won't register.Īnother thing to keep in mind is that the hhkb uses topre switches. I also play minecraft and need to use the f row so that is a pain to have to take my hand off the mouse and hold the fn key. Lots of games I play use the arrow keys for menu navigation so that is kind of a pain.
Reddit hhkb layout for gaming full#
Hey! I used and gamed full time on my hhkb for the past few years, this is my experience with it.įor me and the games that I play, it is mostly adequate, but it isn't the best for gaming.
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