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MV6 Gen 2 vs Wooting 80HE
Specs, price and the one trade-off that actually decides it — MV6 Gen 2 against Wooting 80HE, side by side.
Cheaper to start
Tie
Both start at a similar price.
Rated higher
Wooting 80HE
9.7 vs 0.0 on our design scale.
Standout
MV6 Gen 2
5-band EQ
MV6 Gen 2
MV6 USB Gaming Microphone with 5-band EQ and Voice Isolation Technology
Where it wins, where it doesn't
Pros
- 5-band EQ for precise audio tuning
- Adjustable Auto Level Mode for consistent voice capture
- Adjustable Real-time Denoiser for customizable background noise reduction
Cons
- Fixed hardware design limits portability
Specifications
- 5-band EQFine-tune your tone with a 5-band EQ—from crisp, articulate comms to rich, immersive streaming audio.
- Actuation Force—
- Actuation Point—
- Adjustable Auto Level ModeAdjustable Auto Level Mode keeps your voice consistent through whispers, callouts, and victory shouts with customizable gain targets and response times, designed for the extreme dynamics of gaming.
- Adjustable Real-time DenoiserAdjustable Real-time Denoiser lets you control how much background ambience stays in your stream, from maximum isolation to a more natural room sound.
- Analog Input Resolution—
- Cable—
- Case—
- Case Material—
- Connectivity—
- Digital Popper StopperDigital Popper Stopper™ reduces harsh plosive sounds without the need for a physical pop filter.
- Dimensions—
- Form Factor—
- In the Box1 MV6 USB Gaming Microphone, Black, 1 2m USB-C to USB-C cable, Black, 1 12cm Round Base Desktop Stand, Black
- Keycaps—
- Lighting—
- N-Key Rollover—
- Operating Temperature—
- PCBA—
- Plug-and-play via USB-CWorks across PC, Mac, iOS, and Android, with MOTIV apps for configuring, saving, and recalling your sound settings across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
- Polling Rate—
- Rapid Trigger—
- SKUMV6G2-K
- Software—
- Stabilisers—
- Switch Lifespan—
- Switch Plate—
- Switch Type—
- Switches—
- Voice Isolation TechnologyA dynamic cardioid capsule, focused pickup pattern, and onboard Digital Audio Processing work together to keep the spotlight on your voice.
- Warranty—
- Weight—
Wooting 80HE
Hall Effect keyboard with analogue actuation and rapid trigger, at $199 — when it is in stock.
Where it wins, where it doesn't
Pros
- Hall Effect switches with adjustable actuation point
- Rapid trigger — genuine competitive advantage in fast games
- No bloatware; configuration lives in web-based firmware
Cons
- Persistently out of stock
- Analogue actuation is wasted if you only type
- Premium price against very capable cheaper mechanicals
Specifications
- 5-band EQ—
- Actuation Force45g ± 5g
- Actuation PointAdjustable from 0.1mm to 4.0mm
- Adjustable Auto Level Mode—
- Adjustable Real-time Denoiser—
- Analog Input Resolution10-bit (1024 steps)
- Cable2 meter USB-C to C nylon braided cable
- CasePCR ABS or Zinc Alloy
- Case MaterialReinforced plastic with aluminum top plate
- ConnectivityDetachable USB-C cable
- Digital Popper Stopper—
- Dimensions362mm x 153mm x 39mm (L x W x H)
- Form FactorTenkeyless (TKL)
- In the Box—
- KeycapsPBT Double-Shot
- LightingPer-key RGB backlighting with 16.8 million colors
- N-Key RolloverFull NKRO (Unlimited simultaneous key presses)
- Operating Temperature0°C to 40°C
- PCBAWooting 80HE
- Plug-and-play via USB-C—
- Polling Rate1000Hz (1ms)
- Rapid TriggerYes, with customizable activation and release points
- SKU—
- SoftwareWootility (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- StabilisersScrew-in stabilisers
- Switch Lifespan100 million+ keystrokes
- Switch PlatePolycarbonate (PC)
- Switch TypeLekker Switch 3.0 (Hall Effect Magnetic)
- SwitchesLekker L60 V2 switches
- Voice Isolation Technology—
- Warranty2 years limited warranty
- WeightApproximately 850g