eeeeeh
amazing for gaming, mid for everything else
Typing feel is mediocre; Wooting does try to do modding, but at least the 60HE+ is very lackluster in terms of stabilization and sound dampening
You could mod it yourself, but limited compatibility made it very daunting for me in Germany (its super hard to get any custom parts over here without paying double for importing them)
HE switches are super nice and Wooting are probably the best in that regard (Keychrons HE keyboard feels a bit better, but theyre still playing catchup with software features and default latency is a tad higher)
A big pain point for me was that the variety in HE switches (especially ones that are compatible with everyone having their own design) is lacking. Wooting does have hot-swap afaik, but its a lot harder to find the switch you like if the default ones arent for you.
At 200€ youre now competing with premium keyboards. Wooting 60HE+ isnt a premium keyboard. Its a 100€ keyboard with expensive switches and amazing software. Theyre good, but overpriced.
I personally ended up selling my wooting 60HE+and "sticking" with the much cheaper Keychron K2 HE... although I eventually gave it to my brother and got a normal q6 max instead since I preferred the feel of mechanical switches for typing