The age-old tale of capitalism teaches us that more competition is good, fostering innovation and lower prices, as technology trickles down from top to bottom. Well, that's what my economics class taught me several years ago, but the principles there have some application to keyboards, believe it or not.
Rapid trigger gaming keyboards—ie those with the ability to have actuation points as high as the key will go for immensely responsive keypresses—have sprung up in popularity in recent times as we've seen everyone and their dog seemingly throw their hat into the ever-growing market segment, desperate to have a piece of the pie. There have been some true standout options from key innovators such as Wooting (the 80HE) and market disruptors such as Keychron (the K2 HE) and Endgame Gear (the KB65 HE), all released in the last year, and now someone else has weighed in with what may just be one of the most compelling options of the lot.
