Wooting UwU HE Macro Pad

It’s a compact, three-key pad for adding dedicated controls to a gaming setup or desk. Each key uses Hall-effect sensing, so the pad can detect how far a key is pressed and use that depth for more than a simple on/off input.

Yes. You can remap the keys and configure their behavior in the Wootility web app. Depending on your setup, a key can trigger a standard keyboard input or use features such as Dynamic Keystrokes, Mod Tap, or Toggle Key.

You can choose how far a key needs to travel before it activates. There are six actuation settings: 0.1, 0.5, 1, 2, 3, and 4 mm. A shallower setting can suit quick inputs, while a deeper one may help avoid accidental presses.

Rather than waiting for a fixed reset point, Rapid Trigger responds to the key’s movement as you press and release it. This can make repeated inputs feel more responsive, which is useful in games that involve quick, repeated actions.

Yes. Dynamic Keystrokes can assign up to four actions to a key according to how deeply it is pressed or released. Mod Tap offers another approach: set one action for a tap and a different one for a hold.

It has a Controller Input mode that uses key-press depth to provide variable input rather than only an on/off signal. That can be useful in games where gradual control, such as varying movement or acceleration, is helpful.

They are options for handling two selected keys that might otherwise be active together. Snappy Tappy lets you choose a priority rule, such as favoring the most recently pressed key; Rappy Snappy keeps the more deeply pressed key active.

That depends on the version. The Stealth version has per-key RGB lighting with configurable effects and presets. The Classic version is white and does not have RGB.

The switches are hot-swappable, so you can replace them without soldering. The pad comes fitted with Lekker Tikken Light magnetic linear switches, which have a 4 mm total travel.

It comes with dye-sublimated PBT keycaps in an XDA profile. XDA caps have a relatively uniform shape across the rows, while PBT is a durable keycap material commonly chosen for its textured feel.

It connects through a USB-C port on the pad and uses a USB-C-to-USB-A cable. It supports NKRO and has a maximum polling rate of 1000 Hz.

Yes. Toggle Key lets you press once to keep an action active and press again to release it. This can be handy for actions such as holding a modifier or maintaining an input in a game.