WOOTING x OwLab OW60 Premium 60HE Keyboard Case (ANSI)
WOOTING x OwLab OW60 Premium 60HE Keyboard Case (ANSI)
WOOTING x OwLab OW60 Premium 60HE Case is a high-end aluminium case for Australian Wooting 60HE and 60HE+ owners who want a more custom keyboard feel without leaving the Wooting ecosystem. OwLab handles the case finish and sound stack, while the Wooting module keeps the Hall Effect performance.
- Compatibility: ANSI Wooting 60HE and Wooting 60HE+ compatible builds.
- Material: 6063 aluminium with anodised and PVD-coated details.
- Mounting: bottom switch changes between firmer tray mount and softer suspension feel.
- Sound stack: carbon fibre plate, Poron foam, PET film and gasket O-ring.
- Weight: around 794.5 g.
- Typing angle: 6 degrees.
- Available finishes: Anodized Black and Beige.
Choose it if you want the Wooting 60HE performance you already trust, but with a case that looks and sounds more like a premium custom build.
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Case Design
On your desk, the case has a clean, composed aesthetic, with one bold accent piece on the side hinting at what lies beneath. The case bottom features an intriguing composition of separate aluminium pieces with varied anodized finishes and PVD-coated plates. At the center sits a switch that, when flipped, changes the feel of your keyboard.
Unique Suspension System
The switch on the bottom of the case is used to activate/deactivate a unique built-in suspension system. Flipping it unlocks the top section from the rest of the case, adding a gentle bounce as you type. If a firmer feel is preferred, flip the switch back to lock the tray mount and casing sections together, disabling the suspension.
Refined Sound Profile
The OW60's unique sound profile is shaped by a carbon fibre plate with a poron foam sandwich pad, and adhesive poron sheet that absorb sharp, high-frequency tones. A PET film layer adds a marbly sound texture. A gasket O-ring seals the space between the PCBA and switch plate to prevent high-pitched frequencies from leaking out, balancing out the overall sound.
