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Hypyo, i would love to see a longer video where you rank most of these 100$ keeb or just go over briefly about their pros and cons I find it very complicated to compare them
For $10 more I would suggest the Epomaker P75, multiple switch options and I think I measured the caps at 1.55mm, quite thick for a budget board. Personally I'm loving the race to the bottom!
Unrelated to the video, because of you I've now fully plunged myself down the custom keyboard rabbit hole. Made a keyboard for my home office and now my keybard at my office at work just doesn't quite do it for me anymore haha thanks a lot
After watching dozens of those videos on this channel, I have another alternative for a first cheap and silent keeb: AJAZZ AK871 => 20 EUR TTC Frozen Switch V2 => 35 EUR
I know that 75% is THE layout for you but as a fan of DOS and C64 games I need a numpad, that is why 1800 my MY layout of choice and I would not mind some more reviews about keyboards in 1800 Compact | 96%. :)
@@juliusmanalo9645I'm not sure if that exists but you could look for a 96% keyboard instead, I have one from keychron but you could look for other brands as well like the jamesdonkey RS2 3.0
Sometimes you just truly got to love the youtube algorithm, i was just searching for a review of these keyboards and i see this blessing from heaven. May you stay blessed Mr. Hipyo Tech
I was kind of hoping that pre-build silent Keyboards would get more popular but I couldn't wait any longer, so I build my own Lucky65 with TCC Frozen Silent Switches and...oh my god, best 100$ I ever spend 🤤
Nice. While im here want more keyboard to not have flex cuts as i want to go foamless build more on a budget. Havent got the lucky65, only had the sugar65, is decent enough.
I love your videos, Can you make a video with a showdown of some of these newer 75 budget boards you reviewed? 🙏(Rainy 75, QK75, SK75, and the ND75 etc.)
Hi Hipyo Tech, I know you don't reply to comments that much but how do you do your voice overs? Do you do it first then film or usethevoiceover feature in the editing app
I've managed to get similar keyboard with the same OEM base, but from different brand, named Monka a75 for basically 55 euros (for wired one tho) from AliExpress on sale, and Monka version get me no issues with the software. Didn't expect to find that cheap alu board
I got bored of the hobby ages ago now and unsubbed from the channels as there's not much that can be done with keyboards. Its not really a hobby tbh, its just about trying to find a board that you enjoy typing on and once you have done that you can move on till it breaks. Which is a long ass time. Its a good thing boards are getting cheaper and cheaper, I paid a total of 500+ for my board and now you can get things in the 100 range that sound close enough to it and look close enough. Sure my build quality will be slightly better... But people wont notice that when its on the table, same as my fancy weight.
About 4 years ago I started to look at making a custom keyboard for the first time, I was always into the 75% ones with a thocky/marble sound but as you know, back then there was NO options for 75% keyboards, esp hot swap ones, with decent quality, for a decent price. I'm so happy the market has moved this direction.
I'm really happy to see there're so many option for custom 75% keyboards these days because it means they're getting cheaper and more accessible, and therefore more people can get into mechanical keyboards. Now I just wish the same would happen with 100% market as someone who prefers those... and there're barely any options. :")
i have monka a75 from the look of it it's made by same manufacturer, only difference is +1 key near arrows and a bit rounder top corner, but bottom on top, costed me 80$ from whatgeek total, and i tad same software/ports/mode switch, albeit software worked
Cheap keyboards are starting to surprise people these days! I checked out something similar, aluminium build and the same price and I was shocked! I was like, there's no way! Thanks for another vid! 👍
I literally just got a barebones one of these 2 or 3 months ago, and it sounds LOVELY with Boba U4Ts :) I had a little issue with the driver at first, but after the hiccup it has been excellent
Looks and sounds good, but the software issue is a major dealbreaker for me. I am really particular about my macros/ layers so the Rainy75 pro has been an awesome choice for me since it supports VIA. Although stock this sounds very similar to my Rainy after I switched to ABS key caps from drop
I think it's good for those of us who are poor. It's never been easier to get a decent board for under $100, that you can just use right out of the box, but also allows you to mod it, swap out the switches, etc...but the focus on 75% sort of sucks. I'd like to get a good 65% (my cat will not be happy with me if I get anything bigger than that, and she runs things here, so I can't upset her)...they do exist, but they're certainly not as easy to find and there aren't nearly as many that are as good as the recent influx of 75% options. Long term though...It does feel like many of these are the same, but at least they're all decent so far, and you can make upgrades and changes to get it to where you prefer. I'd just like to see them remember that other layouts exist.
I noticed too that lately it's a lot about 75% (when I got into the hobby 3 years ago it was mostly 60%). I would love to try a flex cut pcb, 65% would be great, because I don't need the F row at all, but I can't find anything budget friendly. Also, living in Europe, I need to pay attention to shipping costs that are often half the price of the keyboard -_-
At least as a noob who isn't especially fiddly with preferences, I found the Koorui MK104 satisfied everything I was looking for at a base price of $35. Just now looking up the brand, I saw it on sale for $20. The case may not be all-metal, but it's already the heaviest, most solid-feeling board I've ever held. It includes some preset macro buttons and a knob. In most cases, I want all the buttons I can get, but I'm starting to think that for work what I need is a 60 or 40 for one-handed typing and a 33-key numpad set on the other side of my mouse.
9:17 I wholeheartedly agree that it feels like EVERY super budget keyboard is becoming the same... And while I don't see it as a bad thing, I think its great that newcomers to the hobby can start with something that sounds THIS good, on the other hand, it kind of ruins the fun I found in the hobby originally when I brought a cheap alu case and a GK61 Kit back in 2018/2019-ish... Back then my build ended up costing around 200 dollars! and it sounded AWFUL! but watching sound tests and other builders on UA-cam gave me a drive to buy a better board, try out new lube and switches! etc... I Still watch every new video Hipyo puts out, I know that I'm not really the target audience of most of the boards he reviews, I strongly value: uniqueness, modability and barebones kits... But still these videos are like comfort food for me heh...
But the community wouldn't grow if it stayed the same back then. I for one just started last month and bought my first pre-built keybs and now I'm looking at feker ik75 to build my own from scratch. Being able to buy a pre-built one and experience a decent keybs on a budget instead of starting from scratch and experimenting is quite an easy way to drag in someone to the hobby. I actually want to build my own now mostly because I enjoyed swapping keycaps and it's fun and now I wanna go deeper to switches and perhaps modding by myself as well
It would be rad if there was a website that collected all the information you've collected over time. What are your favorite switches/keycaps/frames/etc.? I know there are links associated with most/all of your videos. It would just be handy to have them all centralized in one location with links to buy, etc.
Hey Hipyo, one pro/con that could be nice to include is if it has different keybord layouts. As a swedish person most of the keybords that you review turn out to be only english layout and it would be nice to know from the review rather then having to go down the google rabithole to figure out if its even a viable option.
This keyboard is more for those who arent really into keyboards but still want a good experience without having to spend $100+ on one. I bought this keyboard and its been an amazing experience since the day I got it. I've had no issues with software gladly and typing and gaming have felt a lot more comfortable. The people in my house are probably a lot happier that i got this keyboard since its so damn quiet compared to my g512 carbon lol (the tk75 pro is cheaper than when i bought the g512 from walmart too.)
Ive noticed the samey thing recently. Trying to find an affordable 40% for myself & a good 100% for my wife & most of the ones I see in those sizes are still premium pricing. Wish affordability would come to those sizes
That looks exactly like my royal Kludge M75. I’m wondering if these companies are just rebranding different keebs and slapping a different name on them.
if ur a beginner in custom keyboards i would suggest the k617 from Redragon. It's hot swap and has really nice rgb. It doesn't come with preinstalled foam so that is something I would suggest modding but it's really budget-friendly and coming in at around 40-50 USD. Once you do foam and tape mod you can really make the board sound better.
I ended up getting this on Prime Day for $66 before tax and it's been great. The stock stabilizers and sound profile are by far the best I've tried on any mainstream keyboard. I'm not a super enthusiast or anything but I've tried Keychron, Glorious, Razer, Corsair and Logitech keyboards and this is the best one by far. I was looking to get the Rainy 75 for a while but it was always out of stock and the price kept going up so I decided to give this a try instead. I was mostly impressed with how good the stabilizers are right out of the box, I didn't need to do any band aid modding, there was no rattle or ticking noises on my unit. I must have spent hours tuning my Keychron K8 Pro and Glorious TKL keyboards and I was never 100% happy with them. I hope we start seeing TKL or other layouts like this. More budget oriented but a great stock experience.
@@gamakay6401 Thank you for the update! Is there any plans to do a TKL with this build and feature set? I'd love a TKL with everything this keyboard has and the volume knob.
Hipyo i think you should try the Yunzii B75 Pro it is the same price as this and has more switch options and color ways are way better on the Yunzzi B75 pro
I hope more of these budget keyboards adopt QMK/via. If keychron can do it with their sub 40 USD lemokey brand. Unless it's tecware idk what the problem is.
@@Soccer_cleats Thanks for the reply but I just settled and went with the Keychron Q3 HE. Right after I got it the Q5 HE dropped 🥲. Its fine though, I'm loving this keyboard even without the numpad but I could never go smaller than this
@Soccer_cleats Yeah it's great. I was a little worried it wouldn't be a big enough difference other than materials compared to my $100 corsair strafe but it's 100% worth it to me and feels way better
What are you thought on non-shine-through keycaps on a board with backlighting? I do not want backlighting because I am decorating a Christmas tree, I want to see my keys in low light!
OK so after some considering i think i might be actually going for Akko Mod007B PC Santorini for my next (and hopefully last) keyboard and i was curious to hear your thoughts about it! I might have others non HE keyboards in mind but we will see :)
Does that keyboard have free shipping? Otherwise, this one probably ends up cheaper. Though, my impressions of the Hummingbird68 are much better than this one
Appreciate your work, but as a rhythm gamer, I absolutely need to know a keeb's polling rate. I get the feeling most of these don't get anywhere close to 1000.
Hey Hipyo, any chance you could review the Pulsar 60% ISO barebone. I would be very curious what you think of their keyboard layout. (because in my opinion they made some very odd layout choices)
man shopping for keyboards is hard. i wanna help my sister upgrade her pc but im trying to get a keyboard thats white or pink, has a function row and arrow keys, will be enjoyable to type on without mods and is under $50 but ive been combing through your videos for the last 3hrs not seeing that. all budget keyboards that are good seem to be in the $80-$110 range
With the deskmats, is the coating on the edges higher than the mousepad itself? I like having my mouse quite close to the bottom edge of my mousepads, so previous pads ive tried with the coating has been blocking my mouse movement quite a bit
I only have one question: where the f do you find keycap set that works with the navigation keys placed in a vertical row at the right? I have a gmmk pro with basically the same thing and the navigation keys are all wonky, I don't want to use one of those profiles that have all identical keys and it's driving me mad
Hi Hipyo, could you maybe make a video about the "AZERTY belguim" layout because I don't find that many keyboards in that erea and don't modify or build my own keyboard.
Tbh I would be kinda worried if it is 1000hz polling rate because I remember that Gamakay K87 was locked to 125hz. I guess it's only a problem if you're gaming but I think it's still something worth noting
@@SaintsPurgatory Probably yeah but k87 was wired while also being 125hz so you never know. The fact that this keyboard is from the same brand just makes me suspicious a little
God I don't know what is so difficult about the PCB on the 75s that DON"T HAVE 4 KEYS UNDER THE KNOB! (Pageup/Down/Home) - I know I can do a macro for the END key or rebind in VIA, but come on. It's just ONE LITTLE KEY.
One would expect that competition would drive manufacturers to innovate, but it seems they all do the bare minimum but cheaper. Cheaper is always good, but lack of new features makes it boring. Always 75%, "thocky" amounts of foam and no via support. At least they're consistent with knobs, can't say I'd use a keeb without one at this point
I'm very specific with my keyboard preferences, so I struggle to find a custom keyboard because either one or all of the things I'm looking for don't exist. Macro keys (only one row is needed), in a full-size. Being full-size alone massively limits my options and then it's nigh on impossible to find a custom keyboard with a macro row.
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(They informed me that the software for this was released after I made this video NOTE: The board can also use qmk.top/ for software
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@@cpaquaiight6716 THANKS!!!!
do epomaker p75 now 👿 Grrrrr (zebra switch, better then rainy75 but cheaper?)
The promotion code on Amazon seems to not work anymore
puh leaze review the mchose x75 keyboard🙆♀️🐺
Hypyo, i would love to see a longer video where you rank most of these 100$ keeb or just go over briefly about their pros and cons
I find it very complicated to compare them
Keyboard influencers: 75% is the best
Also keyboard influencers: why is everyone only making 75% keyboards
this is way too real -
But aren’t you ine
We did best thock, we did best clack, we did the best cream. Now how about we do the best pop?
For $10 more I would suggest the Epomaker P75, multiple switch options and I think I measured the caps at 1.55mm, quite thick for a budget board. Personally I'm loving the race to the bottom!
Rn I got the shadow X kinda thinking about going 75 for the f row, but Idk 🤷♂️
Amazon said I could use their card to make a 50 dollar keyboard free 😭
dang that's nice but then you need a new credit card
@HipyoTech their cc is actually pretty good if you shop there regularly
@@TerribleGamesTV2If you have the old prime card, the cashback is even better
amazons card sucks tbh
Sign up, buy, and cancel. What are they gonna do?
Unrelated to the video, because of you I've now fully plunged myself down the custom keyboard rabbit hole. Made a keyboard for my home office and now my keybard at my office at work just doesn't quite do it for me anymore haha thanks a lot
After watching dozens of those videos on this channel, I have another alternative for a first cheap and silent keeb:
AJAZZ AK871 => 20 EUR
TTC Frozen Switch V2 => 35 EUR
I know that 75% is THE layout for you but as a fan of DOS and C64 games I need a numpad, that is why 1800 my MY layout of choice and I would not mind some more reviews about keyboards in 1800 Compact | 96%. :)
Do those PCs have issues with inputs with 2/multiple input devices running? e.g., stand-alone numpad + keyboard
Does an 1800 keyboard exist with a full size 0? I know keychron has one but any other options?!?!
@@juliusmanalo9645I'm not sure if that exists but you could look for a 96% keyboard instead, I have one from keychron but you could look for other brands as well like the jamesdonkey RS2 3.0
@@juliusmanalo9645 QK100
NO
Sometimes you just truly got to love the youtube algorithm, i was just searching for a review of these keyboards and i see this blessing from heaven. May you stay blessed Mr. Hipyo Tech
I was kind of hoping that pre-build silent Keyboards would get more popular but I couldn't wait any longer, so I build my own Lucky65 with TCC Frozen Silent Switches and...oh my god, best 100$ I ever spend 🤤
Nice. While im here want more keyboard to not have flex cuts as i want to go foamless build more on a budget. Havent got the lucky65, only had the sugar65, is decent enough.
Nice i also like silent ones more i have the epomaker nude Rosa switches. They are really good
I love your videos, Can you make a video with a showdown of some of these newer 75 budget boards you reviewed? 🙏(Rainy 75, QK75, SK75, and the ND75 etc.)
Yeah I've got a compilation planned for OCT
Rk 65
@@HipyoTechhave you tried the Monka A75?
Hi Hipyo Tech, I know you don't reply to comments that much but how do you do your voice overs? Do you do it first then film or usethevoiceover feature in the editing app
@@HipyoTechbro you gotta make fun of the Gmmk 3 it’s so bad
I've managed to get similar keyboard with the same OEM base, but from different brand, named Monka a75 for basically 55 euros (for wired one tho) from AliExpress on sale, and Monka version get me no issues with the software. Didn't expect to find that cheap alu board
I got bored of the hobby ages ago now and unsubbed from the channels as there's not much that can be done with keyboards. Its not really a hobby tbh, its just about trying to find a board that you enjoy typing on and once you have done that you can move on till it breaks. Which is a long ass time. Its a good thing boards are getting cheaper and cheaper, I paid a total of 500+ for my board and now you can get things in the 100 range that sound close enough to it and look close enough. Sure my build quality will be slightly better... But people wont notice that when its on the table, same as my fancy weight.
About 4 years ago I started to look at making a custom keyboard for the first time, I was always into the 75% ones with a thocky/marble sound but as you know, back then there was NO options for 75% keyboards, esp hot swap ones, with decent quality, for a decent price. I'm so happy the market has moved this direction.
0:25 because 75% is the best layout
ppl use f keys?
@@tommior9553 can't live without them
For reeeeal. I went from 96% to 65%. Ditching the numpad was great but I never realized how many games I play that utilize the F keys. Gotta go 75.
Willing to bet a lot of it comes from people owning laptops that have a ~75% layout, then upgrading to desktops and wanting something similar in size.
@@tommior9553 I NEED my media keys and my quicksave/ quickload on games.
I'm really happy to see there're so many option for custom 75% keyboards these days because it means they're getting cheaper and more accessible, and therefore more people can get into mechanical keyboards.
Now I just wish the same would happen with 100% market as someone who prefers those... and there're barely any options. :")
i have monka a75 from the look of it it's made by same manufacturer, only difference is +1 key near arrows and a bit rounder top corner, but bottom on top, costed me 80$ from whatgeek total, and i tad same software/ports/mode switch, albeit software worked
Cheap keyboards are starting to surprise people these days! I checked out something similar, aluminium build and the same price and I was shocked! I was like, there's no way! Thanks for another vid! 👍
I got the Lemokey P1 and some Gateron white switches coming in the mail on Monday. Super excited to join the hobby!
Bet Razer would not mind you changing your logo
I literally just got a barebones one of these 2 or 3 months ago, and it sounds LOVELY with Boba U4Ts :) I had a little issue with the driver at first, but after the hiccup it has been excellent
Looks and sounds good, but the software issue is a major dealbreaker for me. I am really particular about my macros/ layers so the Rainy75 pro has been an awesome choice for me since it supports VIA.
Although stock this sounds very similar to my Rainy after I switched to ABS key caps from drop
Can’t wait to see what you think of the new glorious Hall effect keyboard they announced. Should be very entertaining!
One of the best vids on TK75
I have this/similar keyboard, took a huge amount of research inc this channel. It’s wonderful as a beginner .
Chyna really do love their flex cuts.
I think it's good for those of us who are poor. It's never been easier to get a decent board for under $100, that you can just use right out of the box, but also allows you to mod it, swap out the switches, etc...but the focus on 75% sort of sucks. I'd like to get a good 65% (my cat will not be happy with me if I get anything bigger than that, and she runs things here, so I can't upset her)...they do exist, but they're certainly not as easy to find and there aren't nearly as many that are as good as the recent influx of 75% options. Long term though...It does feel like many of these are the same, but at least they're all decent so far, and you can make upgrades and changes to get it to where you prefer. I'd just like to see them remember that other layouts exist.
I noticed too that lately it's a lot about 75% (when I got into the hobby 3 years ago it was mostly 60%). I would love to try a flex cut pcb, 65% would be great, because I don't need the F row at all, but I can't find anything budget friendly. Also, living in Europe, I need to pay attention to shipping costs that are often half the price of the keyboard -_-
There are plenty of good 65% keyboards to choose from
At least as a noob who isn't especially fiddly with preferences, I found the Koorui MK104 satisfied everything I was looking for at a base price of $35. Just now looking up the brand, I saw it on sale for $20. The case may not be all-metal, but it's already the heaviest, most solid-feeling board I've ever held. It includes some preset macro buttons and a knob.
In most cases, I want all the buttons I can get, but I'm starting to think that for work what I need is a 60 or 40 for one-handed typing and a 33-key numpad set on the other side of my mouse.
9:17 I wholeheartedly agree that it feels like EVERY super budget keyboard is becoming the same... And while I don't see it as a bad thing, I think its great that newcomers to the hobby can start with something that sounds THIS good, on the other hand, it kind of ruins the fun I found in the hobby originally when I brought a cheap alu case and a GK61 Kit back in 2018/2019-ish... Back then my build ended up costing around 200 dollars! and it sounded AWFUL! but watching sound tests and other builders on UA-cam gave me a drive to buy a better board, try out new lube and switches! etc...
I Still watch every new video Hipyo puts out, I know that I'm not really the target audience of most of the boards he reviews, I strongly value: uniqueness, modability and barebones kits... But still these videos are like comfort food for me heh...
Yeah I totally agree
But the community wouldn't grow if it stayed the same back then. I for one just started last month and bought my first pre-built keybs and now I'm looking at feker ik75 to build my own from scratch.
Being able to buy a pre-built one and experience a decent keybs on a budget instead of starting from scratch and experimenting is quite an easy way to drag in someone to the hobby.
I actually want to build my own now mostly because I enjoyed swapping keycaps and it's fun and now I wanna go deeper to switches and perhaps modding by myself as well
Omg trans keyboard
It would be rad if there was a website that collected all the information you've collected over time. What are your favorite switches/keycaps/frames/etc.? I know there are links associated with most/all of your videos. It would just be handy to have them all centralized in one location with links to buy, etc.
pls 96%/98%/1800 gang where?? cries in numpad
great vid hippyooo!🎉
Hi guys, where can I buy this in Europe? The link does not work:( I really like the color and sound ❤
Hey Hipyo, one pro/con that could be nice to include is if it has different keybord layouts. As a swedish person most of the keybords that you review turn out to be only english layout and it would be nice to know from the review rather then having to go down the google rabithole to figure out if its even a viable option.
You should go down the rabbit hole and not ask others to do what you do not want to do.
This keyboard is more for those who arent really into keyboards but still want a good experience without having to spend $100+ on one. I bought this keyboard and its been an amazing experience since the day I got it. I've had no issues with software gladly and typing and gaming have felt a lot more comfortable. The people in my house are probably a lot happier that i got this keyboard since its so damn quiet compared to my g512 carbon lol (the tk75 pro is cheaper than when i bought the g512 from walmart too.)
Ive noticed the samey thing recently. Trying to find an affordable 40% for myself & a good 100% for my wife & most of the ones I see in those sizes are still premium pricing. Wish affordability would come to those sizes
Hi hipyo i love your vids you inspired me to make my own custom keyboard thank you
Definitely agree. Why is anybody only making 75% keyboards? Looking forward to the Qwertykeys Evo80.
What manufacturers make is what sells.
That looks exactly like my royal Kludge M75. I’m wondering if these companies are just rebranding different keebs and slapping a different name on them.
This is pretty different to the M75 (I have both)
I have one! I love it.
As a financial thing it however can’t hold a candle to the Zeiyoulang K68 that I purchased for less than $20😅
Nice vid mate
if ur a beginner in custom keyboards i would suggest the k617 from Redragon. It's hot swap and has really nice rgb. It doesn't come with preinstalled foam so that is something I would suggest modding but it's really budget-friendly and coming in at around 40-50 USD. Once you do foam and tape mod you can really make the board sound better.
NO
"I'm getting really tired of 75% keyboards" 😅 I see where you're coming from, but I'm personally happy considering I need my FKey row for playing GW2👾
Cool video. Now try molt zink solder into the keycap and taste the result
You first
@@SaintsPurgatory it was delicious
You should check out the RK R75, I think it's pretty good.
"Why do they make nothing but 75% keyboards!"
Because they're the perfect sized keyboard silly.
I ended up getting this on Prime Day for $66 before tax and it's been great. The stock stabilizers and sound profile are by far the best I've tried on any mainstream keyboard. I'm not a super enthusiast or anything but I've tried Keychron, Glorious, Razer, Corsair and Logitech keyboards and this is the best one by far. I was looking to get the Rainy 75 for a while but it was always out of stock and the price kept going up so I decided to give this a try instead.
I was mostly impressed with how good the stabilizers are right out of the box, I didn't need to do any band aid modding, there was no rattle or ticking noises on my unit. I must have spent hours tuning my Keychron K8 Pro and Glorious TKL keyboards and I was never 100% happy with them.
I hope we start seeing TKL or other layouts like this. More budget oriented but a great stock experience.
There will be 108 keys keyboard in Q4
@@gamakay6401 Thank you for the update! Is there any plans to do a TKL with this build and feature set? I'd love a TKL with everything this keyboard has and the volume knob.
@@dinospumoni8255 sorry, it;s 101keys 98% keyboard with MDA profile keycaps and plant series swtiches
maybe the real treasure was the 75% keyboards we made along the way
Hipyo i think you should try the Yunzii B75 Pro it is the same price as this and has more switch options and color ways are way better on the Yunzzi B75 pro
I hope more of these budget keyboards adopt QMK/via.
If keychron can do it with their sub 40 USD lemokey brand. Unless it's tecware idk what the problem is.
Hall sensors are the next innovation and the oem nation needs to keep the pigxiping happy.
i cant imagine giving a single fuck about what the bottom of my keyboard looks like lmao.
How is 79 bucks cheap? 😭 why are keyboards so expensive? They used to be like 20 euros
Are there ANY good hall effect prebuilt aluminum 96 or 100% keyboards? Preferably below $250. I just can't seem to find any with a numpad
Numpad only comes with 10percent keebs and there are only like two aluminum 100% keebs
@@Soccer_cleats Thanks for the reply but I just settled and went with the Keychron Q3 HE. Right after I got it the Q5 HE dropped 🥲. Its fine though, I'm loving this keyboard even without the numpad but I could never go smaller than this
@@Black-nf3tx oh well that's still a good keyboard
@Soccer_cleats Yeah it's great. I was a little worried it wouldn't be a big enough difference other than materials compared to my $100 corsair strafe but it's 100% worth it to me and feels way better
Hi Hypyo, have you tried the TK75 HE version? How's the rapid trigger stability on that keyboard?
We need some affordable full size keyboards. Please, i cant live without my precious numpad 😭
Get one separately...
As a 100% user, I see the 75% community the same way you view the 40% community.
Can we talk about how the rainy 75 went from $79 to dam near $150 after tax now
Are you not talking about it already?
One could say the keyboard is TRANSformable...
Can you review the Hi8?
How is the EPOMAKER P75 Wireless compare to these? The epomaker zebra switches is $85 now on Amazon hm
@@Bvoswag have not gotten to try it
When are u finally going to trythe phantom tecware 87+????
take a look at the akko mu01!! gasket mounted full walnut wood 65% prebuilt
Do you plan on reviewing the GMMK 3?
What are you thought on non-shine-through keycaps on a board with backlighting? I do not want backlighting because I am decorating a Christmas tree, I want to see my keys in low light!
Its not for me, I always keep my lights on hahaha
For me, 75% keyboards with 84 keys are the best. There are only a few of them, but that makes it easier to choose something.
OK so after some considering i think i might be actually going for Akko Mod007B PC Santorini for my next (and hopefully last) keyboard and i was curious to hear your thoughts about it!
I might have others non HE keyboards in mind but we will see :)
Hummingbird68 is aluminum and HE for 85 usd(though its a groupbuy), so technically this is not the cheapest, because without discount is 89 usd!
Does that keyboard have free shipping? Otherwise, this one probably ends up cheaper. Though, my impressions of the Hummingbird68 are much better than this one
please review LoFree Flow Lite Hades switch, amazing ❤
When are you gonna upload about bridge75?
Appreciate your work, but as a rhythm gamer, I absolutely need to know a keeb's polling rate. I get the feeling most of these don't get anywhere close to 1000.
On amazon this board with gateron yellows its going for around $68
Hipyo, please make a video explaning all the keyboard parts for a beginner who does not know anything about keyboards
NO
can you look at the Wobkey Crush 80
yeah
hipyoooooo can you review the jin01
Any advice for an ultra quiet build?
Got quite a few vids on silent keebs!
Sure...stop talking
And i got a gasket mounted hot swappable keyboard WITH A KNOB for $19.99 on amazon 🤓
Review the ROG rapid trigger keyboard
can you review split keyboards? i’m looking for one as a game dev / programmer
Hey Hipyo, any chance you could review the Pulsar 60% ISO barebone.
I would be very curious what you think of their keyboard layout. (because in my opinion they made some very odd layout choices)
Can we just get a compilation of all Numpad keeb video for my numpad enthusiasts out there 😭🥲🗣
75% has literally everything I need, no more no less. I can't use anything else tbh. For work, games, etc.
man shopping for keyboards is hard. i wanna help my sister upgrade her pc but im trying to get a keyboard thats white or pink, has a function row and arrow keys, will be enjoyable to type on without mods and is under $50 but ive been combing through your videos for the last 3hrs not seeing that. all budget keyboards that are good seem to be in the $80-$110 range
have you tried an Ajazz ak980? i can't find anything much about them on youtube.
With the deskmats, is the coating on the edges higher than the mousepad itself? I like having my mouse quite close to the bottom edge of my mousepads, so previous pads ive tried with the coating has been blocking my mouse movement quite a bit
I only have one question: where the f do you find keycap set that works with the navigation keys placed in a vertical row at the right?
I have a gmmk pro with basically the same thing and the navigation keys are all wonky, I don't want to use one of those profiles that have all identical keys and it's driving me mad
That's odd. Are the switches custom? The KTT Hyacinth's I've used in the past have yellow stems.
possibly?
what's your take on the Womier M90?
I'm still waiting for banana lemokey p1 pro and mint keys to be back in stock. What's the point of better prices if no one has em. 🤦♂️ The struggle.
Hi Hipyo, could you maybe make a video about the "AZERTY belguim" layout because I don't find that many keyboards in that erea and don't modify or build my own keyboard.
Tbh I would be kinda worried if it is 1000hz polling rate because I remember that Gamakay K87 was locked to 125hz. I guess it's only a problem if you're gaming but I think it's still something worth noting
125Hz would likely be over Bluetooth
@@SaintsPurgatory Probably yeah but k87 was wired while also being 125hz so you never know. The fact that this keyboard is from the same brand just makes me suspicious a little
If they started doing iso keyboards too i would scream (of happiness)
Hipyo can you please try the royalkludge rk r75
I want the budget 65% keyboards back😢
i bought the only keyboard i need for a while but im clicking just cuz its hipyo :)
God I don't know what is so difficult about the PCB on the 75s that DON"T HAVE 4 KEYS UNDER THE KNOB! (Pageup/Down/Home) - I know I can do a macro for the END key or rebind in VIA, but come on. It's just ONE LITTLE KEY.
One would expect that competition would drive manufacturers to innovate, but it seems they all do the bare minimum but cheaper. Cheaper is always good, but lack of new features makes it boring. Always 75%, "thocky" amounts of foam and no via support. At least they're consistent with knobs, can't say I'd use a keeb without one at this point
I just wish that KB makers would ship extra f and j keys because i wear the nubs out on the keycaps pretty fast
I have over 10k hours on my hansung snow white and my nubs look new. Maybe just better caps instead of extra?
I'm very specific with my keyboard preferences, so I struggle to find a custom keyboard because either one or all of the things I'm looking for don't exist. Macro keys (only one row is needed), in a full-size. Being full-size alone massively limits my options and then it's nigh on impossible to find a custom keyboard with a macro row.
Keychron V5 and V6 max or standard version.
@@SaintsPurgatory Those still don't have a macro row, but I have considered them.