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i will find used sati over both
No via support tbf
hi75 is ass for the price out of china
100-130 in used market
just get m1w
Hi75 isn't pingy, but the knob is kinda annoying
this
bit outdated but the overall experience is very nice
will be pingy if u dont force break the case
Here are the surfaces on one of the cherry switches before I lubed it
their screw is ass
is that gray
Speed silver switches
it includes force break tape no?
idts
int ver only difference is qmk/via compatible
thats what i know from old gens
idk what does the m1w-v3-sp up these days
this one literally pings out of stock
less than hi75
when you knock on it or like type too, monsgeek boards arenāt exception to ping
similar level
did u own any ?
welp, iāve had two m1ās now and it seems like each one has different amount of ping, yes i made sure both had screws tightened
og version or wireless
iāve owned like 15 monsgeek boards, some of them i didnāt open but i did check the m7ās ping too on one of the boards when i was checking, and the other one i didnāt sell previously, also inconsistent (i havenāt opened those)
thats about 1k5 total if u bought it breand new
one pinged more than the other, slightly different pitch
why dont u get smth else properly
me when there can be differences between different boards
same model, different ping, not between two models
yeah
iād not say the hi75 pings less, itās about the same
^
yup
because⦠hobby?
still wondering with the budget buying 15's monsgeek board why dont this guy joined kohaku raffle
because i mod each board differently, experiment.
you know that some of the mods cannot be undone
also, i resell some of my boards to my friends once i donāt need them
itās not that i lose that much money
and they get a keyboard
i bought like 9 m7ās at once, iāve already got rid of those, i didnāt even open most of them
they were $30 a pop, retail
such as ?
epoxy, concrete, like it could be undone but too much effort not on the monsgeeks though
To mount a weight in a non weighted board
experiment as i mentioned
@patent belfry i filled my keyboard with concrete, so u dont have to
Shim mod was to add weight to a high pitched PCB
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werenāt i talking about concrete before hipyo posted the video?
how is this revelant to hipyo
plus hipyo filled it w kinetic sand
sounds like reference
just some inside joke
all the thocky keyboards in chat this morning
oh, i thought he put concrete inside a keyboard
as well
fine ig
@worldly garden did you find some nos pretool blacks yet or what
I bought a shit load last night
still finding
ok
anyone know where I can get good ansi keyboards in the uk that's not too expensive
Prototypist
Anyone know an okay 75% keyboard for around 75-100 euro netherlands
hey guys @worldly garden@bitter oar
so I received the lube package
and either I'm very confused about my expectations for quantity or keychron is
the 105 (very liquidy) is just a 5-6mm layer inside that tiny container
the 205 (solid cream ?) is almost filling up the whole tiny ass tub, it's actually touching the cap
they're still sealed and I sense no leak in the package so...
keyboard is still out there for now, probably gonna get here later this week
good that they are generous
wait for the keyboard then
whilist, u should start to learn on how to lube em
so it's normal ? I expected 10mL to be much more than that
yeah they are suppose to be in a small jar
either they didn't put enough 105, either they put too much 205, maybe even both at the same time but that definitely does not look like 10mL vs 15mL
can u capture what does the lube jar look like
yeah I already went through the tutorial you guys sent me about starting to use mech keebs
I did, lemme crop the pics correctly
105 - 205
still sealed as you can see
and I couldn't sense any leaked fluid or stuff like that in the bubble wrap
yeah planned to do so anyways
just by looking at the difference, you can see it's not normal
mhm
Is the EPOMAKER P75 good?
I can't decide between the bridge75 or the luminkey75 v2
luminkeu
nothing close to genuen 205
genuine
be careful not to use too much of it
very easy to overlube
they were on sale and it's my first mech keeb so I wouldn't be able to tell anyways
Why luminkey over the bridge?
bridge is nothing special, better than those 75% by a bit and thats ot
but overall experience luminkey is very good
at least for 65
things feels polished and has designs for both acoustics and looks
but then top spec bridge75 is also pretty good honestly
if you dont rly care abt fine details just choose which looks best
this is what happens when you don't spend money on proper keyboard things.
hi, I would like some recommendations for a new and good keyboard. I do Blender on the side, so I would prefer a fullsized one (for Blender you need the numpad), but I think I'll manage if I just swap the keyboard each time, as I don't do it too often nowadays (Too little time, curse you university!). My budget is quite high I think, but I would like to stay in the 150-200⬠range, but 200 is not a hard cap. I am from Europe if that matters. I have no prior experience and I do not know anything about building a keyboard. I wouldn't mind doing it myself and learning it in the process tho. Could someone help me out? š«¶ Merry Christmas to you all!š
Anyone know an okay 75% keyboard for around 75-100 euro netherlands
Is yunzii yz75 goodv
hey keeb noobs just a reminder, be smart with your Christmas money kids! dont buy garbage!
Better acknowledge them how
realforce is a good christmas buy š
my brother in christ, this is lube for keyboard parts sold by a keyboard manufacturer, I was just looking for an upgrade from my decade old keyboard and wasn't looking to either break the bank nor spend an unreasonable amount of time figuring out who sell what, so stop being an elitist bitch lecturing my beginner ass and get off your high horse as if I committed the capital sin of not buying stuff that is not up to your standards, got it ?
now youre paying twice! more power to ya!
the best part of this all is that it'll be better than whatever I have right now and I will enjoy more knowing that you will cringe at the idea I got lube your don't approve of instead of the keyboard itself
it was on sale lmao, I didn't pay twice
merry christmas dude! hope its a good one
i hope happiness finds you
the irony of you telling me this when you were trying to be a superior bitch with your remark from earlier
you gotta be shitting me
you're giving me a link to lube that costs thrice as much than keychron's ? and you were trying to mock me for overpaying ?
5mL for 13$ ?
I got both 105 and 205 for 8$
and I got it shipping free overseas too
and it seperated and evaporated
wait no it didnt
what are you actually compaining about right now
you got exactly what you paid for
you were being all elistist about me getting garbage saying I overpaid for it
I didn't
I'll just file a complaint to keychron and get another one for free
have you seen the pictures I posted ? did you know how much lube in volume was I supposed to get ?
there is clearly not enough 105, I just sent them the details, they'll just send me another one
thats enough 105 to lube like 20 keyboards
and enough 205 to do like 300 switches or more
- stabs
the day that amount will be 10mL is the day whiskey glasses will be shot glasses
https://www.keychron.com/products/klube
if you bought this, you got exaxctly what you paid for
no I didn't
they're supposed to package 105 per 10mL and 205 per 15mL, that's a 2:3 ratio
I have between x2.5 and x3 as much 205 than I got 105
this isn't weight, this is volume, you can observe that with your eyes
if the 205 is correctly filled with 15mL, then the 105 is missing at least 2/3rds of what it should contain
ringerkeys > random non descript lubricant
hopefully keychron gives you free lubricant
flash news : I don't fucking care
I am not paying the same amount for a third of the volume plus shipping
keychron tells me they put 105 and 205 in those jars is all the same to me, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference anyways
so keep cringing and telling me I bought crap when this (very likely) much better than this 40$ nondescript "gaming keyboard" from a random chinese brand I bought in october 2014
he's an angry elf
cool it with the hostility
says the one that started this shit with your elitism, borderlining on gatekeeping
Just because you got an answer that didn't allign with whatever you had going on in your head, doesn't equate to me gatekeeping or being elite. keep looking for straws...strawman.
Yea the dudes an idiot ignore them tbh
love how we resort to name calling when we are wrong.
Not because we are wrong, because you are being mean and elitest for no reason. You provided no valuable information or help, you simply said he got āscammedā with no explanation. Also, even if he did get scammed, there are much nicer and more respectful, more HELPFUL ways of explaining that may be the case
Have some basic respect for others, thereās no reason to act that way
ez rage bait
I dont need to say things in a way thats comfy for you, get a grip, obvious rage bait.
So youāre proving my point. Why rage bait? Itās unproductive and unhelpful to those new and wanting to learn the hobby. I know youāre not an idiot and I apologize for calling you that; on the contrary Iām sure you know a lot about keyboards, a lot more than me. Put your knowledge to good use and help others rather than putting them down
i tried to help the guy and dude flew off the handle. cant help those who dont want to be helped
have a merry chirstmas and stop having nonsense arguments wont ya
I understand you were trying to help, I just donāt think the way you approached it was the best. You started off by saying āthis is what happens when you donāt spend money on proper keyboard thingsā, which isnāt really helpful. You could have simply said something along the lines of āhey that sucks that happened. Iāve had better experiences with other vendors, such as this one:ā
the solution is to not buy knock off lubricants, buy proper mixes than dont seperate. I linked proper lubricant (someone whos known for being a great lube guy and sponsors my friend)
and i just stated the obvious, thats what happens when you dont buy the right tool for the job
dude was tryna hammer in screws
Merry Christmas to you too. We arenāt arguing tho I just wanted to point out there are kinder and more productive ways to address things
can you post pics
I get that, I donāt question the validity of your claims or the quality of your information, Iām just saying thereās a way to say anything, I just think if you were to say it in a different manner the outcome wouldāve been different, and the other dude would have reacted differently
if you sent proper xy link, thats a link from your cart
doesnt really look super worth it from what I can see
Anyways ive shared my thoughts, again sorry for calling you an idiot, youāre right that name calling is equally unproductive. Iāll drop it, merry Christmas to you both š
it's all good
@worldly garden usually if the board is missing caps like that, theres a shit load of dust all up inside and is scratchy af, can't remember if ebay is big in VN or not but thats also worth a try. there are bnib units for sale for relatively cheap
@patent belfry quick question
distance is the problem, will make the shipping cost the board value itself
Do you know what the weight of a normal full gmk set is?
oh nvm i had some cousin live in MA
base kit?
like the entire thing?
or whats on the keyboard
Trying to estimate production cost, cause someone in another server thinks it's about $50 to produce each set
I think it's significantly lower in production cost (not to say it's worth it or not at or above those prices, just to clarify margin)
Just the caps
Yea
ok so, if you dont have molds, thats where the price really increases. I would say that operating costs for gmk are quite a lot cheaper and an outlier just because they already have all the tooling manufactured
I know, but that's a fixed cost
The person was saying per unit
Which would be more net per item production cost
Exactly which other way did you expect me to take your remark other than an elitist one ?
No seriously, I'm curious, besides berating me for my choice, did you even consider sharing the link you posted after your dumb replies with a proper explanation at all ? Actually nevermind, there has been a long moment between your remark and my reply so clearly you didn't.
Because when I came in here weeks ago to ask about keyboards and ordered mine, people just told me that I'd need lube to go with it and that keychron's lube, for the amount sold, at the discount it was at, was "good enough even though better lubes existed" so I went with the advice that was provided to me at the time.
I didn't need better, I didn't need pricier, I'll just lube the keyboard once and forget about it for months if not years. So you were just being an ass.
you have to factor in, paying the designer, paying the vendor cut, labout and everything else in between
That's more gross cost
Net cost would be material and packing and power cost per production unit
are you looking at makig your own keyset? a few of my friends ran their gmk sets, i might be able to get a more accurate answer
i would say production cost is no more than like 60$ a set
from gmk at least, dont take my word 100% tho
I'm not into the hobby at all so I really don't know why you thought I'd need to buy 5mL of lube at 13$ + shipping when I could get both lube types in greater amount for cheaper
5ml of lubricant is enough to lube about 300 switches
more doesnt not equate to better.
1 usd is equal to about 25.2k here
what does the board look like? if its like new thats decent
that how much i paid ffor my breakfast
is the board bnib
that was like 35$ shipping
35$ for the board
No, just trying to math out the actual production cost
gmk production cost is quite high
Production cost should be roughly $1-4 per lb of caps plus maybe 10 cents or a lot less in power
factor in worker wages
It's injections
Not much worker wage that isn't just administrative operation cost
Which you don't calculate into per unit cost
That's more gross operation cost
no gmk operation cost without all that is still higher than every other mainstream manu
can anyone suggest a good board for cherry mx switches
i want a half kb if it exists
Anyone know an okay 75% keyboard for around 75-100 euro netherlands
Is yunzii yz75 goodv
filco majestouch
is epomaker.de real?
hello aliexpress keyboard channel
hello aliexpress keyboard channel
hello aliexpress keyboard channel
Bridge 75
Lookup whatās available there and show me
Its uhm an epomaker, keychron, polar65 uhm
Cannonkeys maybe
Any deutschland company
Yeah what dcannonkeys offer
Ah nah wait broooo 50 eur shipping
GAWD
Yea like bro idk what to get
Is an gk75 good with 8k pollin
U need he ?
Get a wooting
Recommend to take a look at prototypist
They are an uk vendor
I finally got a good scale
My neo 75 is 3kg, my lucky is 1.65kg, my attack shark r3 is 45g, my model d2 is 65g, my he6 is 650g with the cable, and my hi75 is 1.47kg
Ur neo built w cerakey yeah ?
Lightweight
What's the cheapest board to hit the 4kg range?
That's the next step to bench mark my desk
U putting ur whole set up at risk for no fucking reason
Use ur lifting weight then
Just absolutely filled with steel, copper, and glycol water mix
Money doesnt grow on trees
Is heavy
Now I have the pc on it's own dedicated side table shelf
"Cherry MX noises"
starts thoccing aggressively
Good 65%/75 barebone kit for around 70-80 to netherkands?
Or assembled 65/75 kb
120 for assembled
Remember shipping cost
And anyone know if the gk75 is okay
don't waste your Christmas money kids!
Yo santa can i have a brg r2 base kit for chirstmas
Nothing but a relaxing holiday hbu
gonna see if there's any good gmk sales
I still have an lucky65 kit at my house is it good to use or should i just buy another kit
Yes
Good to use?
Nah u fucking right
I want to buy darling Latin base
Kkb ?
gmk
Save ur time and buy kkb then ?
Yeah
Similiar quality but the spacebar
Do u have some recommendations on tactile switches
Gmk spacebar is the goat
Swk ghost dragon, everglide pansy v2
buy moyu black switches, most tactile ever imo
Oh saw this thing opened for gb a while back
yes
do u have some clacky switch recommendations ?
These are clack enough
Ur lucky came with fr4 right
Lucky65: Compact, Stijlvol en Boordevol Functies De Lucky65 is hƩt 65%-mechanische toetsenbord dat prestaties en design perfect combineert, zonder dat je diep in de buidel hoeft te tasten. Dankzij het compacte formaat bespaar je ruimte op je bureau, terwijl de stevige aluminium behuizing een premium look en feel geeft.
uh its this one
i got
topre 55g
Bro im from netherlands i cant get those here
Was is ākleckerenā
*what
where the hell do u see that
Klecren or smth loke that
Wait huh i dont know where u see that xD
it goes well on silver, white, red
V1 is pretty bad stock
Got mine to sound better than my neo 75 even, but I basically remade the whole thing
Lucky 65 v2 should be a lot better
Fixed a lot of the issues v1 had
If you already have it enjoy it
Cause maybe i can get an AL66 from yunzii? Or the womier sk65
I can give you some advice on mods that worked well for it if youd like
I can just sell for the same price to a friend
I need a diy kit for around 80/90
Or should i just buy womier sk65 or the yunzii al66
I just hate the knobss
Neo65 is good if your can stretch the budget a little
Yea i cant get it in netherlands
Lucky 65 v2 might be good, but not as good as the neo
Should be a good bit under the total budget though
Will leave you room for some nicer caps and switches
I got like 75 on amazon to spend and 100 for normal cause i have amazon giftcard
But yea amazon.nl has nothing
Hoping someone gives me some Amazon gift cards today lol
Yea got it for christmas xd
Gave most of my family members $400 worth of gifts but usually don't really get anything from them
They're just all really lazy and bad with money, so usually don't have anything to put towards holidays
Lucky 65 v2 isnt possible for me also cause shipping is 40
Don't really mind, but I wish they'd take my advice more often
Check on AliExpress
Yea thing with that i cant return it there
Shipping will take longer but should be cheap
AliExpress takes returns
Hmm idk if i want aliexpress xd
And weikav handles their own warranties
Broo i hate living in the netherlands
Are there any more kits?
Is epomaker.de a good site?
Is Yunzii AL66 good?
love me some Christmas money
no
china slop imo
Can you suggest smth else?
True but arenāt there delays in responsiveness
no
u can play games on a keyboard from the 80s no problem
you're not a pro gamer, it literally doesnt matter you wont tell the difference between a 500$ keyboard and a 5$ keyboard when it comes to "latency"
that also depends on ur computer and monitor
Alr alr, thanks
Any good low profile keycap sets I can get or any website that is good for browsing some?
I know the nuphy keycaps are pretty nice but am willing to look at other stuff
Even then, a lot of the time it won't matter cause it's gonna be quantized to either monitor refreshes on your side or on competitive side to the server refreshes
Which are gonna be pretty slow all things considered
Difference between 5ms and 0.5ms in a comp game is a fraction of a fraction of a chance of your data getting in the previous server refresh if you're inputting at the end of a cycle
Yea I think the only time it matters is if you care about it from a geek/personal interest perspective, or if youāre playing professionally
my modified consul 262.9
this looks amazing
Very random hypothetical, what would you prefer? high end membrane or low end mechanical keyboard? Not counting in upgrades, although the low end mechanical might be just a tiny bit better than high end membrane customization wise
Since you can probably change keycaps, not exactly sure how common low end hotswap boards are now
Although idk how good high end membrane keyboards and low end mechanical keyboards are too, so maybe both are perfectly fine
If youāre cool with soldering I would go cheap mechanical board
I desoldered my 60$ keyboard, lubed it, made some case mods (such as foam) and it feels and sounds great still 3 years later (keep in mind Iāve never owned a high end keyboard so my perspective is biased lol)
I also bought some nicer keycaps, which added to the cost, but board + lube was like 60/70$
Like are they ok beyond like $20-25
DƩpends
Or are even they ok at below that
Bluetooth board will always be a bit more expensive but not always better
I donāt actually know how well a lot of these cheap mechanical boards are
Iād say around the 40-50$ range they start to get decent but with enough modding anything can be solid
I donāt know super well either tho so since you canāt test them all (which would be ideal) rely on videos of people trying them and building/modding them
Thatās how I chose mine, some YouTuber said it was really good to mod for the price lol
Im not interested in really getting any, im just curious to see what people would choose between the two
Since I know low end membrane keyboards arenāt great, idk how the mid-high range holds up
Fair enough, Iād 100% go mechanical at any budget because you can actually mod it
Heck even solder on completely new switches if you want
But to be fair I donāt know how āniceā membrane boards are, although idk if there much that can be done to save them lol
I think membrane is just inherently mushy and not great feeling
Assuming you arenāt consider mecha-membrane boards
There really isnāt
Besides making some of them less hallow with some foam or something
They typically donāt use a standard type of keycap, so you canāt really customize them, so you basically get what you get
Are the mecha-membrane/mem-chanical that much better?
I have no experience with them
the fuck is a mecha membrane
Those fake mechanical membrane keyboards
Essentially instead of the key actually touching the rubber dome itās a stem which has (typically) a cherry stem keycap on it
So it feels like a mechanical switch (for the most part) just itās membrane
Although mecha-membrane is an odd term imo
I donāt hear it a lot
looks like fancier membrane
Thatās all it is
Why membrane at that point? No idea, itās probably not much more expensive to go the extra mile and have a mechanical switch, but whatever
The razer Ornata was my first ever keyboard and is a mechamembrane
As a kid that didnāt know what a mechanical keyboard was at the time I liked it
slider on membeane
or slider on dome
I think itās a fine choice if you like really clicky boards, it was SUPER tactile, which is fine if thatās what you like
old slider on membrane is honestly decent
topre better

Yeah, I just donāt quite understand the decision of keyboard manufacturers with mem-chanical, because it canāt be much cheaper
Yea idk, some people might like it, like I will admit the one I had felt very unique. More clicky than all the clicky switches ive tried
So maybe some prefer it
Not sure
Possibly, I mean I havenāt tried one so I canāt say, it just seems weird and unnecessary to me
Yea I hear you
correct me if I'm wrong, but dome with slider boards were probably very cheap and mechamembrane looks to be the same thing pretty much
Yea I think same thing different word/term
I think they are cheaper to make but not as cheap as membrane, or as a really cheap mechanical lol
yeah its just slider on membrane
so yes, dome with slider then
Idk razer called it mecha membrane so that marketing is stuck in my head now I guessšš
I think it'd be cheaper than mech
Iām honestly not sure, like also depends on the quality right? If weāre talking the absolute cheapest board available, between the two, itās memchanical is probably gonna be less but marginally there are some stupid cheap ātemu specialā mechanical boards
way cheaper
mech switches has a lot of components, slider on membrane is just slider, dome and pcb
and a plate that also acts as housing
Yea but manufacturers can buy switches and just install them itās a universal system so I assume there is tons more availability
Whereas memchanical I assume they need custom molds for plates/sliders/etc. unless they are also just buying that from a vendor
they oem membrane too
Membrane yes but I assume memchanical is a slightly different process no? Different plate and caps and whatnot right
its the same
mech needs contacts and housings
slider on membrane is just membrane+slider
I see
dome with slider varies a bit though
Yea sure, I get what you guys are saying, Iām no vendor lol so idk pricing and standards and whatnot. Main thing Iām uncertain of is whether or not the slider mechanism is standard, or if each company kind of has their own patented systems and whatnot
but some probably are just plate (serving as housing too), slider, domes, and pcb for the whole assembly
If itās standard then yes probably cheaper I just donāt know
ik membrane is literally just the same thing but with slight changes
Standard or not a membrane dws assembly is very easy to design and manufacture
Yes I mean memchanical
Itās the same shit
Well no lol
Just with a slightly modified slider and housing
The pcb and membrane yea
dws = dome with slider
There is no pcb
its literally called slider on membrane/slider on dome
Ah I see
membrane dws = dome with slider using membrane
The membrane is the pcb
Ah my bad I misunderstood
I thought it was the rubber
membrane dome touch pcb and completes a circut
yes
Ok yes this was my understanding lol
The model m is a membrane
idk how it works lmao
Itās very simple
wait is it not
not a big ibm person
TiL
Go look it up
fiiiine
Iām pretty sure the membrane part is⦠the rubber membrane that has the domes?
Itās all one sheet across the whole board no?
Common misconception
With the pcb below?
Otherwise topre is membrane
yeah
Which it is not
well I know now I guess
Mmmmm Iām gonna fact check you on that because Iām not sure, one sec
it still is dome with slider however 
Uh huh
is it not 
Itās not rubber
Can you send me an article then?
the membrane is the pcb with contacts
It is

All you have to do is open up a membrane keyboard
Itās a plastic sheet sandwich
⦠I donāt have one nor do I want to waste Ć key bord
Yes exaclty, the bottom rubber sheet with the contacts is rubber, hence why I called it Ć ārubber pcbā š
It is not though?
it's basically all you need to know beside the fact that the rubber domes "actuate" on contact with the pcb
Yea I get it I think itās just communication barrier but itās ok I understand what is meant by membrane, we can move on xD
Weāre saying the same thing
We are not
Ok, then itās ok Iām not going to bother discussing it, I understand
No no hahaha I just donāt get what youāre saying differently, and you arenāt providing information against my info. If Iām wrong thatās totally cool Iād rather learn, I just donāt want to waste anyoneās time arguing on the mechanics of Ć membrane keyboard lol
Since itās too difficult to Google
So like I said, communication difference
Why are you being like this? Iām trying to understand and youre being unkind
here we go again
@boreal rivetdid you ever get my dm from like a month ago btw
Bye

Whatās the appeal of topre anyways?
nah
topre best tactile
maybe behind some alps
Gud membrane
Right but vs any other tactile mechanical switch, why is topre praised? Sound? Feel? Price? For memes? All of the above?
i still think you have to be smoking cat piss to compare topre to tactile alps of any kind
Is not mechanical switch
Itās a rubber dome type switch no?
Yeah that
Does it use a standard 3 or 5 pin design? Can it be soldered/hotswapped onto a regular pcb?
Not at all
no I mean how much I like them
not that I have used many alps
feel
Oh ok interesting
U can change the cases tho
speaking of topre, im building an s60 pretty soon
talking of topre I found myself a realforce 91ubk jis
are there 3rd party controllers for it
but afaik it doesnt have a daughterboard right?
I mostly just want detatchable usb c
honestly maybe I will solder in my own
not sure
cipulot pcb supports daughterboards
no like I want to just replace daughterboard for detatchable usbc
I like my board with stock parts
thats why I prob gonna solder in my own type c connector
Did some test to my keycaps using acetone, the 3 claimed as pbt (the first three), 1 abs (the farthest from the camera/blue one), only to finds out that pbt smears as well?
The obky keycaps that didnt smear is the one next to the red spacebar (second from the left) no matter how hard i brush it with acetone, no smears.
Oh and the black one is stock keycaps from keychron
Doubleshot pbt is usually a blend
Grey one seems like dyesub pbt which is usually pure pbt
Yep the grey one is shenpo retro (kinda like the windows 98 or ibm style) with dye sub
Ah i see, hence why the smears, so is it hard to find any double shot with pure pbt?
Pure pbt shrinks alot after injection molding
Failure rate goes up if you try to doubleshot pure pbt due to shrinkage
Alright then, thanks for the answers, just trying to check whether the seller is lying or not
lmao what
I get a delivery notification and the picture of where it was dropped
Nothing anywhere
Fucking incompetence, istg
file a claim then
Why do they drop it IN FRONT OF THE FUCKIN BUILDING around the corner rather than at my house that you can clearly see on the other side of the street ??
they suppóe to call you to confirm the shipment ?
they did it all the time here
Who's supposed to call me ?
No one did, I got an email saying it got delivered on signature but it wouldn't be the first time a delivery service marked a parcel of mine as signed off when they just dropped it in front of the house
oof that sucks
Delivery driver is gonna type his rebuttal on your keyboard frfr
he's welcome to try but whether he stole it or dropped it off in front of the wrong place, I honestly wonder if a 90⬠keyboard is worth losing his job over because either way, he just put my package in a public space for everyone to claim and marked it as delivered when no one can confirm it whatsoever
best part is, it was apparently handed over signature, if he's got it, he's welcome to show it, curious to see what "my signature" looks like
It's gonna be my signature tbh
Can't lie to you
im lookin for a good mechanical keyboard, 100% and german layout. any recommends?max id spent would be 150ā¬
that guy won't be fired lol
No cctv foootage ?
where u got it from? a vendor?

Idc how Ur Setup Looks, im askin for a good Keyboard i can buy for max. 150ā¬
does he know
Unfortunately not, otherwise I'd have talked to the police directly
Keychron directly, shipped from China, it's the delivery guy that fucked up the very last step of the trip by doing less than the bare minimum
ask if they paid for shipping insurance
@forest acorn have you heard of the madlions mad60he?
Nope
Its a magnetic keyboard, not mechanical
Iv heard magnetic is better for gaming but iv only used linear switches for mechanical keyboards
@viral inlet
But for that specific keyboard, idk
Never heard of that brand before
its like a wooting clone for very cheap
did not know they were different mb man
Ur good
I always stick to name brands that ik of, i don't like to buy clones or unknown brands
But if you enjoy the keyboard, that's all that matters
Ppl will have different opinions so just keep an open mind of what others consider good to what you know
My keyboard is like 35 bucks but after new switches and keycaps, its like 80
I hate that discord can't use hdr videos
Heres all i have on my keyboard:
Womier PBT Keycaps - Keycaps 75... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CBR6XFBY?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
EPOMAKER Wisteria 39gf Linear... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BXZXZX74?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
AJAZZ KA820 75% Wired RGB Hot... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQ4Z2FWG?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
This is a classic color scheme. Animation style keycaps and rich supplementary custom keycaps. For those who like to change styles, this product is undoubtedly the best choice.
EPOMAKER Wisteria 39gf Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches, 5-Pin Pre Lubed Creamy Switch, 30 PCS, with POM PTFE Stem, 20.4mm Spring, Compatible with MX Keycaps for Gaming Keyboard
Model: Ajazz AK820 Layout: 75% with knob Keycap: OEM PBT keycaps Hotswappable: 3/5Pin Connectivity: Wired Type-C Mounting Type: Gasket Stabilizer: Plate-mounted Case Material: ABS Plastic Plate Material: Flex-cut PC PCB Thickness: 1.2mm Sandwich Cotton: PORON cotton Backlight: Programmable 16.8M ...
@viral inlet
iirc thats called an exploded layout right
Never heard of it being called that
like the pgup pgdown and arrow keys are a bit seperated
ngl i love ur keycaps
sound is amazing too
Ah I see, learn something new every day š
Thanks, i love them too, they feel silky irl, its weird but awesome
It doesn't feel like plastic
thats great
I linked all the stuff on my keyboard and the keyboard itself above
If you decide to replicate it or what not
yesss thank you
š
might cop the keycaps but not the switches cus my keyboard isnt hot swappable š
Lmao, send me a pic of the bottom of ur current keycaps, I'll tell u if they will work
Just 1 is needed
1 keycap
the spacebar?
If yours looks like this, they will work
Lol
Yep, you can use the same keycaps I use
There is different kinds which is why I wanted to make sure
lets gooo
ah interesting
what are the different kinds?
Alot of OEM ones, some low profile ones has little legs instead of a +, etc
ohhh interesting
it's awful
thank you
yw
great post honestly
so trash build quality, horrible software issues, keyboard breaks straight away
trash support
disconnects
yea
oof
They did provide package protection and it specifies stealing and delivery accidents
8bit
ok nice, so they can resolve it for you?
Well I sure hope so, still waiting for a reply though
later today im gonna box my keyboard and get it shipped off to razer

hi my current keyboard started having issues so im looking for a new one aslong as its overall good and budget im fine, i do want to put on a set of custom keycaps though so ill need something hotswappable, does anyone have any recs? tysmm
Whats ur budget
maybe like 100 or something? Im fine with going a bit over but the cheaper the better
im not too picky
my current keyboard is the k617 fizz or smt which is 60% i believe? it felt a bit small for me tho
hmmm
nd75
bridge 75
Any new boards for under 14k BDT ($125 USD) that is aluminum, tri mode and has a knob
Monsgeek one taking way too long
flash news
my package may not be lost
looks like it was maybe a dumb but simple delivery error
they're still checking the records to establish what happened but that's the gist of the update they sent me
no one cares
and I don't care that you don't care, so ?
what's your point ?
how about no ?
actually you don't get a choice, I'm blocking you
last I checked, I was free to talk about my damned keyboard in the keyboard channel
tbf you couldve easily just ignored his statement and carried on with your day instead of trying to be rude to him which just brings nothing but negativity
All I care about is the fact USPS let me sign off on his keyboard so now it's free
so true
USPS was never involved
I love how "no one cares" just shows that someone cared enough to reply something

Next time just tell him it was a topre board lel
Hey yall, i was hoping to get some advice in buying a new HE keyboard
I was just wondering if there were any good options outside of wooting since i find that the pricing is fairly steep and i would rather not wait a couple of months for it to arrive. I am mainly looking for a keyboard that is lower or around the same price as the wooting but still maintains all the expected HE features. I also need the keyboard to be available in ISO-layout and be shippable to Sweden.
Are there any such viable options? Thanks in advance š
made68
hummingbird
What's the best keyboard
With low keys it should be mechanical and have some thock to it I could find it ???.
whats ur budget
yessir man use your rights š«”
Approximtly 200$
yo this is such a happy chat today
heaby
I pray for your spacebar lol
With well tuned stabs it sounds fine
I mean that it probably returns slower than a 2020 gmk gb
Yea, the pom pianos handle it decently, but I need to upgrade the spring tbh
Thinking of going to a slightly longer 80g
sounds like its time to redo stabs
Nah, it fully returns, just not as fast as lighter bars
sounds lke someone needs to redo stabs
Thoughts of the Viper v2 pro (for 80 usd) and Royal Kludge RK61 (for 50 usd)
- I also have the option of getting the Glorious GMMK 2 RGB for 56 usd (open box)
What I'm looking for
- A wireless keyboard and mice, my budget for it is about 150 usd
- I use a full palm grip when I play games so something that accommodates that would be great
The more advice the merrier
Nd75
This can't be anymore true
https://youtube.com/shorts/PLAmWJMheoE?si=31Ek9aS4dmgVelXC
looking for a wireless white keyboard for 80 USD
- The main purpose for it is gaming (mostly fps shooters such as Rainbow Six Siege) and schoolwork
- Hopefully 65%
The smaller the keyboard, (normally) the cheaper they are
RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK68 Wireless Hot Swappable 65% Mechanical Keyboard, 68 Keys Compact BT5.0 Gaming Keyboard with Stand-Alone Arrow/Control Keys, Tactile Brown Switch https://a.co/d/d3CvF6R
Its hotswapable too so you can customize it
Or mod it
I have an rk61 which is a 60% and it's modded and I swapped the switches and caps
classic
the vv2 pro is pretty alright, but for that price you could also go for a pulsar, x2 iirc is 70 bucks. for the keeb do not get a rk
at this point i can't find suggestions for the kb, do you have any advice for any color keyboard that I can change the key caps of.
- preferably sub 70 usd
- must be wireless
- Key caps must be able to be changed
all mx boards have changeable keycaps
therye mechanical boards
if someone says mechnical keyboard 95% of the time its going to be a mx board
i cant find 1 under 70 do you have a link to one around that price?
do you have a specific size you want?
probably 65%
hmm you could build a board at that price
i mean i'm no expert all i can do is change keycaps and whatnot which is what i'm planning to do haha
Most 40% will be more expensive than a standard 60/65 lol
That's why I added (normally)
40% is quite niche
well thats the thing, you can then pick your own switches and caps
No ?
i mean how complicated is it, if its just placing stuff on a keyboard i can do that
Yes?
Switches and keycaps is just pulling them off and plopping in new ones lmao
for most kits rn its basically that
if you can swing it the lucky65 v2
Most keyboard that are hotswapable come with everything you need to pull both keycaps and switches
the lucky65 is wireless and made of metal
has hotswap and is gasket mounted
And ball catch
though thats basially your budget
And a so called ābottom weightā
i just call it a backplate
since its so thin
which of the options do i pick, im confused by the options , https://weikav.com/product/weikav-lucky65-v2/
Yeah but they will advertise it as the keyboard weight
go aliexpress, you can get it chaper there
like 65 bucks
the first options are just colors, and then layout just stick to ANSI
alr ill look at ali
this build will go over budget unfortunately
Buy an m0116
i mean
But tripled the value over the rk for sure
i'm somewhat flexible and if its like what you say I dont mind paying the premium over shittier kb that will last less
you can then grab a mouse like a atk f1 pro for 50 bucks
Get a neo65
maybe not that much rn lol
i'm currently using some 30 dollar one off aliexpress i bought 3 years ago so at this poing id rather invest in something that will last longer
i will say that getting a wireless board will shorten the lifespan of the board
cant comment
but its like a phone, itll start losing battery life faster and faster
I don't mind upgrading or changing I just want something that works and that doesn't have keys bugging out or windows button that doesn't work
Ahh i see
you might just be able to remove the battery after a while but not all models can work without a battery
sounds good I defo look into this seems pretty intresting
they should
yeah the lucky should last a decent while but its a new board so cant really say anything with confidence rn
no worries thanks for the help
Lucky 7/10 foamboard
I have heard some pcb issues but only some people had it
Most of them are about malfunctioning key binds
at least it doesnt look like a shitter cast board like the galaxy80
Will try to get a transition lite or classic tkl with that budget
yeah same
Transition lite is smth u can go clacky with full foam lol
oh or even geon f1 FE when that come out
oh yeah if you get the lucky youll also have to buy switche and caps
Yeah turn out will be 80 ish total
buy 70 of some cheap switch, like leobog or mmd princesses, and then 10 dollar pbt keycaps should do it
~80-90
Yeah hmx switches
therye a bit more expensive arent they
bet imma take a list of all of these suggestions
linear or tactile
Gatreon smoothie is another good pick tho
is there any keyboard that sounds good with arrow keys and f2 f3 but no num pad
Realforce
So a 75%
80% is cooler
Nah, doesn't have PCB issues. That's mostly just kids claiming it does cause "Chinese so must be bad". V1 has some legitimate issues though. V2 fixed most of them, but both lean a little on the clacky side. Neither actually needs the foam though.
Did u rrad the whole thing lol
needing foam = bad
facts
No, just I've seen a lot of people claim it has PCB issues on other servers and it usually results in them ranting about it being Chinese if you push them for what the issue is or where they heard it has "PCB issues"
V1 needs to be activated by a keybind though on first use
So I have seen people claim it arrived doa only to find they didn't read the manual and activate it on first use
bad PCB = bad
Chinsee pcb are dink
Basically all boards PCB are chinese
Plus u should have read my whole context before reply
Pardon ?
Even the boards that aren't Chinese will usually still have their PCB assembled in china
Itās almost as if different PCBs are manufactured and assembled to different standards
Yea, but on keyboards you're usually just gonna get a pick and place machine and a visual inspection
You're not really gonna get many that are hand soldered and joe forgot to solder one of the ends of a resistor any more
Solder quality on lucky 65 v1 seemed fine
component placement isn't the only factor in quality
It's not like you're getting keyboards with shielded 12 layer pcbs
It's also not like you need minimal PCB gauge on keyboards
Main factor of quality is just gonna be if it works beyond latency and such
But latency is mainly gonna come down to the controller
And if it works is mainly gonna come down to if in shipping the solder joints snapped or a trace broke or if an ic has an internal short, which can't really be helped by any design choice
the board shown is an export product
if you know anything about chinese culture
they give the best to export and leave the shit to domestic
if export is this bad imagine how shit domestic boards are
especially on a cheapshit keyboard that has barely changed in years
Boards like that aren't really binned
They're also not being internalized
They're just being contracted then shipped for assembly
Weikav and wooting and keychron all aren't buying their own pick and place machines and visual inspectors and assembling the PCB one room down from where the chassis is made then another door down putting them together
you think they can afford to bin boards with the margins they have to work with?
yeah no shit
they also pay more for better tolerances
They give a contractor in China who already owns both specs for a board they want to make and say "I want 5000 boards, please make them then ship them to this address"
Tolerances are usually whatever they are from the machine
Not like they have a tolerance knob they up or lower built on
you're acting as if a pcb factory only has one type of machine
No, but for s keyboard you're basically gonna have a tape and reel pick and place machine and an oven stage to melt the solder then a visual inspection machine
Then maybe a manual inspection
You aren't going to contract a company also doing ir scoping for every PCB for a keyboard pcb
I'm talking about pcb milling machines
I really can't tell if you're being willfully ignorant or just stupid
Ah, you mean for the actual bare PCB fabrication rather than assembly
Yes, there will be some variance there, but like I said, any sensible company will just contract for a 2 layer pcb with the highest and cheapest gauge they can order (not that it matters for a keyboard anyways)
There is also silkscreening, but I wouldn't say a PCB has issues cause the silk screen doesn't look cool enough
The thickness of the PCB will be another production spec, but a thin pcb or thicker one both aren't an issue
But again, basically all these PCBs are assembled by contractors in china and sometimes shipped out for full board assembly in another country, so country isn't a factor in quality.
Country also isn't a factor in quality for the obvious fact that isn't a physical quality descriptor, but I think you get that too.
But back on topic
Lucky 65 v1 has legitimate issues with how it's designed. V2 fixed most of them, but also has some repeated issues
Mainly use of the same silicone PCB gaskets that suck
cheap chinese pcbs suck
That's basically any keyboard pcb
Biggest differentiating factor between PCBs in quality on a keyboard is gonna be controller choice
But that becomes more relevant when you get into latency
no, if diodes fall off my pcb I blame cheap china manufacturing end of story. I dont need a rebuttal from you to make a sorry attempt to change my opinion on this topic either.
ive never had problems with GOOD pcbs
That's mostly gonna come down to shipping, but flex cuts will be more likely to have damage from this in shipping because the PCB can bend easier under pressure and put repeated strain on that joint
I say again, good pcbs
But also, I can't imagine you have many diodes falling off PCBs
if i said it, its happened
i dont need you to try and change my opinion
its MY opinion
ive been in the hobby for over a decade at this point
hasnt happened to any of my mechlovin or hiney pcbs
i said good pcbs are good
this doesnt quantify a good pcb
Debatable. Flex cuts have some advantages in terms of self damping and typing damping, but they put a lot of stress on joints if they flex too much or if they're put under a ton of strain in shipping
They're inherently more likely to break as a resukt
But that chance still is small enough that it's not even of relevance in conversation
Let me ask you a question
good pcb
biooc please take the flex cut pcb's out of both our face
How much worse of a product would you get to decrease your chance of RMA from one in 1000 to 1 in 1005
Or how much more would you pay for that same change
I was talking doa failures
only DOA boards i had were cheap china slop poor designs from client builds



