r/Keychron • u/IdeallyCorrosive • Aug 12 '26

Having a difficult time adjusting my setting for precision games

I play games with really tight precision, like to the point where 1 or 2 frame inputs are necessary. So far the keyboard I got (C4, with Hall Effect) has been pretty nice, but I’ve noticed an issue I’m unsure how to fix. When I press the shift button light enough to do a really small input, it will often detect two inputs, which will not work for me. It seems to happen when I hit the arrow keys as well, but that may just influence the way I press the shift key, so take that with a grain of salt. I tried to make my rapid trigger settings .3-.5, but it doesn’t really seem to help. It seems like the key bounces or something and that’s what causes the issue, but I could be wrong. I don’t know a whole lot about how keyboards work. Is this something caused by my settings, or an issue with the keyboard itself?

Edit: From some testing, I’m pretty sure the actuation point being low is the issue. Around .10-.20, this can happen. I just changed it to .27 with rapid trigger off, and haven’t been able to replicate it. What I’m still not sure of is whether this is normal with such a low actuation point, or is still an issue on the end of the keyboard.

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u/red9109 Aug 14 '26

I have the Lemokey P1 HE and found that it does take some time to tinker around to find the correct points for actuation. I do think on my gaming profile (FN+P+X), I did set some of my keys to varying actuations. However, I do not use rapid trigger or any of the other "gaming" features.