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guys is it a must to use a magnetic switch for this board? if yes, meaning its a HE keyboard? Im new to the kb community

Does it work on ps5

Truly endgame level

wish the stainless steel backplate came on the standard tomo too, so nice.

Hello! I recently purchased a Lucky65v2 and ran into a problem: at first, using the keyboard was normal. But yesterday I accidentally switched the keyboard to the Fn+R dongle pairing mode and now the keyboard only works via Bluetooth. I have tried many solutions to the problem, but it has remained that way. What can I do in this situation? Thank you in advance for your reply!

a 75 enjoyer i see, I dont get why so many people hate on the layout, its very functional and looks just fine imo. I guess that makes them cheaper for the rest of us currently running an XOX70, Tomo SE, Jane V2 ME, F1-8X V2, W1-AT, Moment and Ladybird, also I should be getting an Amano R2 from a friend soon enough. The Jane is probably my favorite atm but I honestly really like all of them

i heard qc issues are common in this board, what do you think? it kind of makes me hesitant on getting the board. can you recommend another budget aluminum 65% keeb?

Neo65 vs Lucky65 v2?

This sounds great! I'm looking at doing a similar conversion for my Mr Suit. I loved the board's aesthetics but could never get around the sound of the flexcut pcb... A few questions: 1. Where did you purchase the Firebro PCB (is there a solder version)? I did a search on Google and couldn't find anything outside of this video where it's mentioned 2. When looking at the Firebro PCB (flipped to see bottom of the PCB with the JST connector), does the PCB have the JST connector on the left or right side of the PCB? I'm finding a lot of PCBs have it on the left side, whereas the default suit's PCB has it on the right (which works with the DB cutout) 3. Did you make sure that the Firebro PCB met the Mr. Suit's DB standards (electrical compliances etc.), or did it just so happen to work? 4. Do you think it would work with most f13 jst tkl pcbs? I'm considering sub-ing in the ori tkl pcb since it's easily available to me.

Is there matching headphones?

very sugoi video

great curated list! Currently downsizing to about 8 or 9 boards but do want to drop down to 7 for 1 per day lol.

Pretty, pretty nice! I am always on the hunt for 60-65 percent keyboards.

literally got same one, the luna rainy75, my fav board!

got these switches on my lucky65, they sound soo good imo, feel nice too

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Damn that’s really silent

My attention was more on your vein and muscle definition than it is to the cute keyboard and sound test. God damn bro, you do calisthenics?

👀👍! pretty nice! it sure does pop!

Sounds phenomenal through the mic haha, good work.

UPDATE: I missed out one crucial point - Lucky65 v2 has VIA compatibility. This makes it an even more compelling option for its price point!

My wrist joint is going to go out

👀👍! i feel like there's more of these one and done boards now that really appeals more to the general public, definitely nice for the people that don't want to spend so much money and time on keyboards lol

are laminate plate uses same mounting as alu plate (alu have grooves)

How did you take it apart I'm trying to mod it

Goat stock sound

hey, i am having k630 brown switches. how to remove switches. its hard to remove. if i gave force to remove it breaks the plastic.Any solution?

I have the earlier version of this, the DK61E and that was hotswap optical with RGB and cost like double in 2020. What a downgrade! As far as 60% goes, I find the arrow key position acceptable, but I come from old unix days and navigate on the keyboard a lot, so the multi combo moves became borderline infuriating 😂 I switched to 65% as soon as I had a tiny bit more space on my desk. The Kemove held up though, used it for two years before throwing in the towel. For gaming it was quite good, rocking the WASD, but the sound was always meh because this was always intended to be my tacky RGB gaming board with shine through keycaps. I think they scrapped the hotswap because anyone who actually wants to customise will pick a better board nowadays. This seems to be aimed at 14 year old gamer boys whose parents refuse to buy them a Razer Huntsman mini. I'm honestly disappointed that they don't seem to sell the hot swap board anymore. It was pretty decent for a board with optical switches.

You made this into a gourmet taco

👀👍! do you have a favorite kind of taco? (like hard or soft shell, toppings, etc.)

Hey would you recommend AL68 or Lucky65 V2?

Its so good and thocky when I use it with WS Morandi, but does anyone know on how to remove the blue backlight on the control button whenever it using wired connection?

Solid sound! Which 1.6 non flex pcb did you use?

Got one, the PCB was DOA and the seller was like "please wait" with nothing else, what a great deal. I am very disappointed..

i kinda like it, i might grab one soon. great review

Great video! Thanks!

Can you connect the keyboard to a PS4?

do a video on the new crush 80!

Nice vid mates

For the flex cut thinness, try use some non dry clay to cover up the cut holes from the PCB, then use plumber's tape to cover the clay'd holes at the top while using painter's tape at the bottom to completely cover up the pcb's underside.

For those who are thinking "foam bad", its not if its used sparingly. Case in point is on Keybored's Wind X65 video "YOU make your keyboard Clack or Thock"

Id say the v2 build quality dipped because of the loud case ping and that just makes the board stabs sound rattly

Great video! I got one about 3 weeks ago. And ordered another one few days ago (compulsive buying fte, I blame you 11.11 sale). That's how much much I love this keyboard. The KTT Coconut Latte sounds and feels awesome for the price. As for my 2nd build, Akko Rosewood.

I wonder how would this compares to Yunzii AL68?

do you think taping the pcb would help?

Great video, and the plate foam only config sounds surprisingly good, even if expectedly thin. Curious to know if taping the flex cuts changes the sound much.

hifi mahjong sound

does the kit come with all the foams?

Are the stabilizers rattly?

Did you lube the Leobogs or just left them as stock?