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sorry for the late reply, I don't off hand but can definitely get you that information. Thank you for the question and ill get back on this!

@@DestenSheng Thank you! looking forward to hearing back about them; may be a new frankenswitch part

@@AgnesASMR30 I sincerely appreciate the feedback on things! It’s a process but worth every single second of things 😄 wish all the best in your journey!

I appreciate the feedback! Hope you’re having a wonderful week thus far. Happy Friday! 💪🏼

LOL 100% unintentional this time i swear. I didn't even notice that until just now 🤣

LOL!!!! camo

@ wouldn’t even know there sleeves 🤣

@@WholeLottaBiz appreciate the love and feedback!

@@DadTech1981 same look, entirely different feel! 👀 these ones are NICE

@@DestenSheng I stand corrected. The Type R's are Gateron right?

@ yes, type r are the Gateron tactiles, was actually looking into those as they seem nice. These bad boys are the TT Linear reds, HMX new batch 😄

@@BigDomDaddy I’ll have to add them to the list! Waiting on purple dawns from unikeys, followed by some new hmx switches. Stay tuned for more!

@@cadekatal GMK KAIJU 😄

Easily one of my top favorites!

@@CY-dt3gi In the sense of sound, it does sound different. The 65 in my opinion foamless on the Pc plate has a tad bit of high pitch poppy sound. Where as the 60 from what I’ve experienced does not. It’s a pretty nice sound that’s not to high pitch but not to low. The finish on both boards are done well. So in the sense of feel, the anodization was done very consistent. The 60 and 65 both have some weight to the boards. The 60 has a storage space for the usb c dongle, as well as Bluetooth capabilities. Either choice you go with, you’re going to enjoy! 😃

I see, thanks for the info! Have you tried alu plate for the 65? Though I wonder if luminkey will sell additional plates for the luminkey60.

I have not, only the pc plate. They just updated the info on the 60 pro with fr4 and Aluminum as extra plates offered.

@@MaximusLiftsBig I’m so sorry for the late response, as I’m just getting around to seeing this. The PCB needs to have the pieces removed off. I used some tweezers, and braced them against the pcb. Anything that give you a good hold really. You gotta snap those extra pieces off. There should be lines along where the top and bottom pcb is where you want to use force to snap it off. May not be the best explanation, if you need more assistance, please feel free to reach out to me here or on discord!

Oh 1000% 😂 you know how we rock !

@@anson42 I appreciate it my guy! Been trying to dial those audio settings just right for some quality sound tests lol. Hope all is well with you brother for these holiday seasons coming up!

@@lilmac9290 my guy! I appreciate the support fam. “I got a new job” 😂

@@electricityopens9128 carbon fiber plate! One of my favorites, as it’s definitely grown on me!

actually maybe its just the right side of spacebar im hearing

@@shylocutus i haven’t really taken them apart. Just been enjoying them as they came stock. Been holding things down lol

Also I hear what you’re saying on the Sb. Right side may need a little love from the trusty 205g0 syringe lol

@DestenSheng yeah it's prol not the switches. I always run hmx stock, i never go into em.

@ honestly the best part I love about them. I been way to lazy to get in there like how I used too for KTT’s, and Akko’s 😂

@@DadTech1981 you’re not lying, I don’t think I’ll ever change this from how it’s built, one of the best bang for your bucks as a tkl. EASILY 🔥

@@SakaiJin-c6k if only they allowed trades on these like CS:GO

@@Editing_GuyOfAnime peak ascendant, currently plat 3. Trying to get back into the swing of things 😄

@@DestenSheng hmm

@@Editing_GuyOfAnime maybe one day I’ll be radiant lol

@@DestenSheng nicc i hopee and wish u all the bst

The Oni set is one of my all time favorites behind sentinels of the light!

@@DadTech1981 very unique sound forsure. For Bsun it’s that mid tone with a nice clack and extremely soft bottom out without the mushy feeling. I’ve been throughly enjoying them!

@@DestenSheng If I'm not mistaken, that is similar to the HMX Snow Crash with the rail bottom out.

@@DadTech1981 I’ve heard much of the same, may have to pick those up and give them a shot. Rail bottom out is definitely a completely different experience to say the least!

@@DestenSheng i’m all for a unique expereince

It’s a great board. You can grab it In stock at a slight discount for Black Friday now over at Divinikey.

@@ym10up yeah to be honestly the Luminkey 65 is great for at the office. Even with no foams, it’s not too loud where others in the office are going to be looking at you. It also comes with a foam kit so you can always toss it in in the event you want to mute some of the acoustics

@DestenSheng I'm considering the 98 because I like to have a numpad. I'm hoping it's not going to be hugely different volume-wise

@ heck yeah! The Luminkey 98 seems very promising especially with how easy you can swap the numpad itself. Luminkey and Divinikey have them marked down a bit on sale for Black Friday. Now’s the best chance to get, from what I’ve heard the 98 sound shouldn’t be too loud for office. I get away with Hmx and Cf plates which typically leans in the higher pitch and I’m in a call center for reference of workplace

@@DestenSheng that's a good reference you've given me! Indeed the Black Friday sale is what's enticing me right now. I am completely new to this so I'm really hoping the pre-built is as close to what I need as possible. It would take me a long time to learn enough to have the confidence to play around with it

@ I think it would be an excellent choice with the tech it has. The pins make it extremely easy to swap around, when it comes to hotswap. Just be sure to seat the switches properly according to the pins on the pcb. I’d imagine on the Lk98 there’s ton of options which may cause the sockets the flip directions so just be mindful. I’m always here if you need any guidance or assistance with any of your keyboards while you’re on your Keeb journey!

@@DadTech1981 Haha I know, made me want to give them some love and show them off. Not filmed or spring swapped but definitely worth the work put into lubing and bag lubing the stock springs 😄 really itching for some cherries tho. May have to grab some with all these Black Friday sales

@@DestenSheng get the hyperglides (mx1a) as they come unlubed. if you get the mx2a, you will have to deal with the terrible factory lube. the only vendor selling mx2a black unlubed is geonworks.

Duly noted! I appreciate the heads up man. Happy thanksgiving to you and the family!

@@DadTech1981 haha was loving how it was built, felt like it was time for some change. What better way then to pair it with a perfect keycap set 😄

@@DestenSheng I agree! PBT and HMX Eva is a good combo.

@ something about that pbt on certain switches that just hit differently. Hope all has been going well for you brother!

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Lmao all foams and an Aussie-ton 😂

hey there, i appreciate the comment. Without foams it is hollow sounding, but in a good way. Force breaking definitely helped but i removed the force break i did on it to really hear the board itself. You can pick it up from KBDFans, from time to time it goes on sale for around 150$. Normally it goes for 200$ for the kit.

Wow ok

I’m joking, but if you wanna give me a free keyboard, I am open to collect

@@Masterofportal2011 appreciate the comment, haha when I reach a certain amount of subs. Will have some things planned for give aways. Gotta make sure to take care of the community I’m building 😄

@ dang I thought you were gonna be a UA-camr that doesn’t respond to their comments hats off to you. I’m about to subscribe.

@@Masterofportal2011 i try my best to respond to every comment, nothing better than getting to know others in this hobby and share common interests! Thanks for the support!

@@DadTech1981 makes me want to go eat some noodles lol

Sadly have not, but I have heard great things about them and may just have to pick up a set!

@DestenSheng Yes Sir

@@LiamKnauer thanks for the comment, what did you mean by this?

Still haven’t found better for the price lol

Silver ano with a copper bottom. Hands down one of the best bang for you buck keyboard out there right now as a TKL, well in my opinion anyways

@ yea i bought the neo75Cu was considering the neo80 or the neo75Cu, because i hate waiting

@@ferdinandjonathan02 itching to pick one up myself. I completely hear what you mean tho for the wait. Qwertykeys directly doesnt seem to bad of the wait with the batch orders they work in. Hope you get yours soon!

@@KeebTaro I appreciate the feedbacks! Wanted to give everyone an idea how each config would sound without diving into millions of combinations lol. Hope you’re having a good day!

@@chrism65 I appreciate the feedbacks. Definitely get what you mean, can’t tell you how many times I’ve gone for the arrows, and got right alt instead lol. Brings me back to the good ol Razer Huntsman Mini when I first got into PC

Couldn’t agree more. The LX60 is a banger but felt some marks were missed aesthetically. Personally I felt the bottom was a bit plain, and could have done better. Gives me ori vibes from the side profile tho which I’m fond of. It would also be nice to see a second mounting style. But with how nice the gaskets feel. I’m not mad at all! Appreciate the comment, and I hope your having a great day

LOL, I was for sure rubbing mine 😂 All for $145? Nice budget keeb forsure!

Honestly the question I’ve been asking myself! I wasn’t able to get one during gb and when asked was told there wasn’t any units to review so I had to miss out as there won’t be any extras sadly. Would have loved to compare the two! Hope you’re doing well, I appreciate the comment

Thanks for the comment, sorry for not having any info on this video. I believe this build was with the Swk Latte switches I got in the extras with the Qk80 from Qwertykeys. I have a different video with this out with HMX Emos and it sounds super Clacky! 💪🏼

The Neo 65 is a absolute hitter. Does not sound thin or hollow in any ways in my opinion. The Unibody design was done really well and with the gaskets, i feel its the perfect sound whilst providing an excellent feel on the typing experience. A friend of mine and i have actually made it a thing to try and find a config where it sounds bad... Every switch ive used has sounded super lively, with no foams as well. Hmx, Gateron, Bsun, all of it sounds immaculate so if you're looking into the Neo, i strongly advise to grab it, for the cost of the board its one you wont be disappointed with! Im starting to increase the inventory of board i have in possession, and find myself always coming to the neo 65. I get the same feeling typing on it now as i did when i first got it and built it up. Hope it helps out

Thank you for the detailed response. You just sold me on this!

@ you won’t regret it, honestly one of the better investments for a keeb. It’s a keeper forsure!

Absolutely, The plate mount stabs comes pre lubed and it wasn't bad but feel the lube did settle a bit so i just grabbed my handy syringe with some Krytox 205g0 and added some lube, and used a brush to touch things up a bit. Really all that i changed other than foam configs, switches, and keycaps! Thanks for the comment and i hope you have a great day!

@@thetreasonseason hey, appreciate the ask. For myself I’ve kept it on the desk as it’s been a daily driver. Only case I can think of that would help is the FishFish case from Divinikey. $25 in either navy or grey and it comes with preinstalled foams to fit board up to a tkl.

Could type all day using this keyboard

New keyboards, new vibes. Hope the mornings treating you well man 💪🏼

Hey, appreciate the comment. Had some others pointed out the same and have since removed the filters and fixed audios on things. I have a short with the array 65 and it sounds much better

Welcome to the channel, and thanks for the comment. I definitely hear you. I never knew how much I’d enjoy not having the f row or num row. Once I got the hang of layers it made life so easy. For the numpad. It’s standard but you can use Vial which is what I immediately did to add those special characters when pressing shift. For arrows and others like “ : , ; , ‘, and “ “ I used a separate layer so when I press Fn, it acts as a shift when I hit the other keys I mapped. It’s a very well done board, that will offer more layouts when it releases. I absolutely hear you on the southpaw. I have the Flip 6p from daring run which is apart of the same company. It’s basically a Hola with the num row up top. And that you can flip to southpaw with the numpad on the left. Just a recommendation as the Hola is fixed with numpad to the left with how the Pcb is

@@DestenSheng Yeah, I go back and forth about whether or not to have a numpad attached, or just have a separate numpad. One of the nice things about the 40 keyboard is that it's so compact and portable. Having the numpad attached would detract from that. I also just found numpads with small screens that can be used as handheld calculators, entirely separate from the PC. Another point in favor of the separate numpad, I think.

@@tonydeveyra4611 yeah the 40 by itself would be a solid pick up, there’s tons of numpads you that are out now a days and I feel they’re only getting better and better. Hope you’re having a good day, and thanks for the feedback. The numpad with a screen sounds like something intriguing for sure!