What Keyboard Does ScreaM Use?

ScreaM's keyboard history

ScreaM has gone through five different keyboards in five periods since September 2022, and four switches between boards. The table above has the dates. The pattern is easy to read.

• Start: the SteelSeries 6Gv2 (5.3 months), followed by a short stint on the Wooting Two HE (2.8 months), the shortest period in the list.
• Settling in: the Logitech G915 TKL Carbon lasted 16.3 months (1.4 years).
• Longest run: the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro, from September 2024 to May 2026, for 19.6 months (1.6 years).
• Now: the Wooting 80HE TenZ Edition (TenZ Takeover), picked up in May 2026 and 5.3 months old in the data.

The current board is a Wooting again, after the Two HE in early 2023. The Razer ran for 19.6 months, so the move to the TenZ Edition ended a long stretch on one keyboard.

Switches and actuation

The Wooting 80HE TenZ Edition is listed with TenZ Tikken switches. It is a TKL board with a hotswappable PCB, so the switches can be changed without soldering.

That matters if you want to copy the setup. The standard Wooting 80HE Black and the 80HE+ Frost are both sold with a wider choice: Lekker Linear 45 v2, Lekker Linear 60 v2, Lekker Tikken Light, Lekker Tikken Medium, Geon Raw HE and Wooting x TTC KOM. Judging by the names, the Linear options are linear switches, and the Tikken options are the same family as the TenZ Tikken on this edition. Since the PCB is hotswappable, you can start with one switch and change later.

Key binds

The binds in the table are his VALORANT layout. They are close to default, with a few choices worth noting.

• Walk, crouch and jump stay on L-Shift, L-Ctrl and Space.
• Weapon slots sit on the number row, with the spike on 4 next to primary, secondary and melee.
• Abilities are on C, A, F and X, all within reach of the left hand, with the ultimate on X.

On a TKL board all of these keys are on the main block, so nothing here depends on a numpad.

Should you buy ScreaM's keyboard?

The Wooting 80HE TenZ Edition is available and not a limited or unreleased item. It suits anyone who wants a TKL layout without the numpad, which leaves more desk room for mouse movement. It also suits anyone who likes a hotswappable board they can tune later. At 790 g it is a solid board that stays put on the desk.

Here is how the alternatives compare.

• Wooting 80HE Black (8 pros using it now): identical size and weight to the TenZ Edition. You can choose from the full switch list, so this is the one to get if you want to pick your own switch from the start.
• Wooting 80HE+ Frost (6 pros using it now): also the same size and weight, with the same switch options as the Black.
• Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL Black (5 pros using it now): 70 g lighter, 0.2 cm shorter, 1.8 cm wider and 1.06 cm taller. It uses Razer Analog Optical switches and a non-hotswappable PCB, so you trade switch swapping for a different feel and footprint.

If you want ScreaM's exact board, get the TenZ Edition. If you care more about choosing switches, the 80HE Black gives you the same body with more options.