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Lol I appreciate the compliment. There are no modifiers, but there is an internal stainless steel weight which makes a huge difference.

Yeah even if you go with the minimal BoW it still pops

Sure, I could definitely do that for you tonight when I get home. It’ll be in a form of short if that works.

@@DadTech1981 that'd be awesome I appreciate it

Yes attractive set!

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It's a win

Fair enough!

That would be insane!

Don't think so. Well, this is my dedicated board for gaming and not much typing. Indeed, it is very clacky.

Hello, thanks for visiting my little channel. Yes, everything is fine I even applied a good amount of dielectric grease on the wires. Good luck on your next build!

I'll check it out. I appreciate you stopping by!

I take back what I said about WKL lol it's not actually that big of an adjustment although I haven't used this layout that much.

@@DadTech1981 haha yeah the Qk 80 is the only win keyless I have, and it’s not bad by any means, even help me NOT bring up a whole windows tab when in the middle of a game lol

Aside from the aesthetic aspect, I realized its benefit when gaming too. Although I have already disabled the windows key even before.

@@DadTech1981 lol i hear you on that. One less thing we'll have to do when it comes setting in windows for gaming ! >:D

@@DestenSheng this would probably be my dedicated gaming board. Can't use this for work as I take screenshots endlessly in a day.

Slightly lubed. Eventually, I had to hand lube the V4.

@@DadTech1981 thank🖤

Don't know if its placebo effect but feels like this one with copper weight sounds full and more solid. My other 2 Neo80 just have the aluminum weight. They still sound good IMHO.

It's a tie between CF and PP!

@DadTech1981 interesting! I would have thought CF would sound hollow or pingy. Should give it a shot. After PP of course :)

@@saadkabbani65 actually, the CF does sound a bit hollow but not crazy enough to bother me.

​@DadTech1981 I did notice the hollowness in some other neo80 cf build videos, the plate that has me extra curious is the FR4. Haven't seen 1 neo80 sound test where the Fr4 hasn't slapped. Might be worth a try for you and ur fans? 😊

Wow! ua-cam.com/video/-Y2AbSMf6TM/v-deo.htmlsi=6xG3B4jVUkjFjr8K

Thanks! I know they were out of stock for a while. Hope you enjoy the set!

​@@DadTech1981 can you tell me if the teal blue keys are glossy by default? the R2 version of this set is ABS if I remember correctly but at least from what I've seen it looks pretty resistant

@@aidencraft32 They seem glossy by default because of the alpha key's semi-transparent material.Yes, they are double shot ABS while the R1 is PBT.

Sometimes the v2 does not really mean an upgrade to some. Haven't tried the v1 though. But yes I hear you. Prolly a "feature" and I'm not really bothered by it.

Very slight difference to be honest but I would say GMK being the clackiest and PBTfans would be the least.

It actually does. I wish I got to try the Z1 but was out of stock. My only gripe would be the bottom out force of 57g. Kinda used to lighter switches these days.

Can't speak for the QK65V2 as I don't personally have it. The Neo65 is very hard to beat especially with its ability to run various configurations with or without foams and multiple mounting options. The Tofu65 is good if you like foamy builds. To answer your question, no I do not recommend it because you already have those banger boards.

Wait 'til you get your hands on those. Pretty sure you're gonna like it.

I agree!

Sounds full and more solid to my ears

Thank you! Cheers!

For less than 20 bucks do it lol this and the CF has become my favorite

@@DadTech1981 I just cant decide what board to try it on. Some boards don't have a cheap option like the neo stuff does. Maybe neo65?

Neo65 would be a good start! Lemme know how you like it

It's fairly cheap too! In terms of typing feel, it is a soft material comparable to pc/pom.

I appreciate the kind words! PP does not disappoint.

@@DadTech1981 tis what she said?

Ear breaking lol indeed, they're really loud IRL.

Free marketing for them lol

@@DadTech1981 for sure

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Thanks! I remember our conversation with this keycap few months ago.

It definitely lives up to the hype!

No one will disagree with you. King of budget 65!

Can't say much about the qk65v2 as I don't own one. But based on experience, qwertykeys is doing an amazing job producing quality budget boards.

That's not a bad thing to be honest. Personally, I admire boards that could run in various configurations without sounding thin and hollow. Btw, I agree that the PC bottom is carrying this board. The alu bottom is just collecting dust lol

@@DadTech1981 I am just accepting that my sonnet won't ever be perfect. I don't know how other people make their non-pc bottoms sound so great, but whatever. I can get it sounding solid enough at least.

@@justanotherpxrson Honestly, I was about to give up on this board. Still not perfect, but I am satisfied in its current state.... fortunately

@@DadTech1981 I was almost there at one point too honestly

Tried other switches as well and they sound decent. The BSUN Tai Chi stands out. Moreso, I think the missing piece was the PC bottom. I can finally say that I am enjoying this board with no foams.

Thanks for stopping by!

I could definitely appreciate the O ring as it gives you a slightly different typing feel and sound especially the SB. However, I miss the typing feel of dumbell gasket mount.

That's what happens if you let yourself get deep down the rabbit hole lol

I'm really surprised it turned out so good!

This build is not meant to be thocky. But, to answer your question, the non flex cut would give you a rounded and more solid sound with or without foams. The flex cut PCB tends to sound thin but softer typing feel.

Yeah especially if I have low expectations LOL kinda surprised

I really appreciate the constant support brother!

@@DadTech1981 np lol im addicted to keyboards 💀

@@justanotherpxrson you are not the only one 👏

Yes, not as high pitched as HMX but decent amount of clack. My only gripe is the inconsistent factory lube. I had to crack open some and wipe off lube. Overall, I can see why it's a popular switch. Bang for the buck and typing feel is very smooth.

@@DadTech1981 yeah... i've heard people had an issue with that prelube amount... and people telling me to get gateron sea salt instead ( the heavier in spring version, and shorter stem... with better prelube ). sound wise, almost the same I dunno which one I 'd get in the future, but thank you for sharing your opinion and experience ...hahah

I don't have the sea salt to compare it with. I guess it's worth the try and lemme know! Welcome and thanks for watching my videos

@@faizduriat4427 I have some smoothies and first they feel and sound great but after some time they feel super slugish and sound super muted

I get what you mean. It tends to sound a little muted if your ears are used to high pitched clack especially if you compare it with HMX (sound and factory lube)

I've yet to unbox my Serika but I do think they're pretty similar. You have a soft spot for man's best friend?

@@DadTech1981 i dont recall ever hearing gat switch clack like on this build. sounds great. pc plate too. great build

@@shylocutus Exactly! It surprised me how loud and clacky in turned out to be. Honestly, I am starting to not like the PC with HMX so I ordered our favorite PP and should be here soon.

I'd like to say somewhere in the middle but leaning toward clack if that makes sense 😁

It does! Sometimes I like my RGB every now and then.

Thank you! Cheers! 🙌🏼

The second release had 1.6mm non flex cut and sold out pretty quick! They still have the beige though if you want that

@@DadTech1981goddamn, wonder how it performs foamless

@@ZeroChoices check this out: ua-cam.com/video/O9Ew4hrT-LU/v-deo.html

@@DadTech1981 1.6mm non flex cut might be really good value for foamless

@@ZeroChoices really curious how it'll affect the sound