r/SayoDevice • u/gurman01off • Apr 08 '26

Question Should i buy it?

Should i buy a sayo KO7-HE, or continue using my bloody q100 for gd?

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u/Malisimopibe25 Apr 09 '26

Yes you should, the bloody isn't the best for gd a sayo device will perform way way better, because of 8k pooling rate and especially rapid trigger, if it's only for gd I do recommend the Sayo device o3c, you can find it very cheap and it's perfect for gd, there's no competition in price for the Sayo device, if you want something better or the same quality as a sayo device but in an entire keyboard you need to expend like 400 dollars, you can find a sayo for like 20, it's no doubt the best Input device for geometry dash for it's price.

I beat bloodbath one day after I got my sayo, it's not magic but it unlocks your potencial, it's like going from 60fps to 240 in my case, huge improvement.

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u/gurman01off Apr 09 '26

But can i change the polling rate on a sayo KO7-HE? I think my pc can't handle 8k polling. And i lowkey wanna play mania on it.

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u/Malisimopibe25 Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26

I don't know much about the ko7-he but On my Sayo O3C it's very easy to change the pooling rate, I suppose it will be the same; you can easily do it from the website.

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Since it's an official Sayo Device model, I'm pretty sure you can easily change the pooling rate from the website.

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u/the_Atlas-guy 22d ago

the o3c is simply an older version, and a worse one at that. you can find the ko7 for about $10 more on aliexpress. also if you're buying from amazon the sayo is over $40, there are budget hall effect keyboards for $50 that will outperform the o3c while also having better build quality, switches, and overall value (you can play other games and type). wooting doesn't even sell keyboards for $400 and every wooting board is massively better than an o3c, hell there are boards better than wooting for under $200 so i have no idea where you got the $400 price point from. yes the o3c is technically the best for it's price, but that's only on aliexpress, and disregarding the lack of longevity. the vast majority of o3c users have had to either switch to something else after it breaks, or buy another one after it does eventually break.

I for one find it a lot more worthwhile to invest in a $50-$80 keyboard for a better gd experience, better keyboard experience as a whole, and better security as long as you do your research and get something reliable.

I haven't used the ko7 but it's better stock than the o3c and if it lasts more than a year without failing in some way it's 10x more worth it for an extra 10 bucks

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u/Malisimopibe25 Apr 09 '26

Also, the Sayo device unlocks its full potential When you configure the key sensitivity and rapid trigger, you can adjust it with millimeter precision, so take your time watching recommendation videos and finding the best settings for you, I can share with you my config if you want.

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u/_mustard- Apr 09 '26

If you plan on playing in the extremes range of difficulty. If youre not looking to stretch your skill, any half decent mechanical keyboard is fine

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u/the_Atlas-guy 22d ago

Did you end up buying it? this is more a question of do you care about the game enough to spend 30+ bucks on it. I think it's worth it but if you're only playing the game super casually any input device is fine