First, I hope you are well Scott and the health issues are behind you. Second, congrats on another awesome intro and in depth review on an interesting board. Collection is getting dominated by all of these legit 75 boards. Thanks again for all of your informative videos and creative intros. The best!
Agreed! It's easy to jump from one board to another, especially with Meletrix/Wuque, Owlab/Qwertykeys, and Irislabs/JRIS boards all releasing similar boards at similar times. I appreciate your reminder that there will always be a "new" or "better" board, but in the end, we should still remember it's preference to what board is better than the other, and that it's totally fine to enjoy the QK75 you have and not feel like you have to grab a JRIS75! Great message, and awesome video as always, Scott.
Imo it's kinda luck based. Since keyboards take so long to arrive, sometimes you can't really choose which one is the BEST fit for you since by the time all options come out, most others have already been sold out. You be happy with what you have and make the most of it (at least you got to order one lol, these kinds of stuff run out QUICK). And hey, there's always room for mods to make your keyboard sound just the way you want.
It's great to see Scott back! I've been waiting for something with this non exploded 4key nav layout for a 75% with wireless for a while. It does seem with every other builds, the flex cuts don't hurt the sound on the board so much. But glad that it does have a non flex cut option. Anti flex cut gang getting some traction!
"feeling cute today, might drop some fomo on these kids" - keyboard companies on a serious note its nice to see these companies continue to innovate without skyrocketing the price and it seems multiple mounting options is becoming almost a norm which im all for, i also like that they're finally making rgb an option!
One small correction: I believe the default kits comes with IXPE foam and the EVA foam is an optional extra. Based on this and some of your previous videos, I added the EVA foam to my order. Thanks for continuing to put out great content and glad to hear your health is better.
Absolutely love your videos! The skits at the start are always entertaining, and I always keep coming back because of how professional and well-made they are.
Nice review as always Scott, glad to see you back! I also appreciate you calling out the never-ending "something better will come out next week" issue in this growing hobby, though it is certainly a good "problem" to have :) I *do* wish that custom keyboard content creators such as yourself could be up front about the accessories included at the price point advertised. Obviously the design studios are going to send the content creators pretty much ALL of the options/accessories. Whether content creators just don't know better or they honestly believe customers will actually receive the same accessories for that price, most of them kind of act like if someone buys the keyboard they'll just magically *get* all of the same accessories they themselves received. This can easily lead an unwary buyer to think they're getting all of the options for that base price, when in fact most of them are add-ons that can drive the price of the board much, much higher
Killer intro. It's so spot on with tech in general. I've tried to really abandon the "chasing the best" method of buying new tech. At the end of the day, companies always want you want the next thing. It's how they make money - who can blame them? So it's best to find happiness with what you have. When the time's right to get a new one, the choice will be apparent.
So after watching this I had a chance to pick one of these up used and indeed it is a fantastic board! However you failed to mention how fun putting the knob or the badge on was with that ribbon cable you have to snake through the PCB and plate ;) Eyestrain aside, thank you Scott for the review, probably would have passed on it had I not seen your video!
go figure, when i had money and built quite a few HIGH end customs, the custom world had a few boards that caught my eye, now that money is super tight all these $200 really nice options are showing up. I ain't regretting my current builds what so ever but damn, i could have got more for my money now
Yooo, glad to see you back Scott! I really missed the intros. Good to hear your health is back to top tier levels! I've been thinking about the Akko Top 75 aluminum. But this Jris75's got some serious propositions! Amazing video as usual ✌😅
Such a clean board, especially with those bottom weights. Hope you are feeling well; take whatever breaks you need! It's always worth it to wait for these banger reviews.
I've always liked the JRIS more than the QKs and Zooms sound wise, and now with this one, look wise. I imagine they're going to come out with a TKL so I'm gonna wait on that, but I gotta say, they did a great job.
@@erickwon2612 hi Eric, TKLs have the arrow keys completely separate from the other keys, and the insert/Pg up/Pg down keys in a 2x3 grid above them. 75% will have them in the same column as other keys
Nicely done. I'm new to the hobby and none of the keyboard channels I followed have mentioned this brand in the videos of theirs I've seen. It seems interesting and has a decent price point as well. Thanks for the feedback and information. Hope your health remains good.
Sorry to hear you were dealing with health problems Scott, hope you can stay feeling well indefinitely! Crazy timing on the review, my JRIS65 just shipped from KFA! I think if I’d known at the time they’d come out with a 75, I might have waited, but I’m currently sitting on a Bubble, plateless Thera, and Sonnet, so I certianly don’t need this. Glad to see constant improvement to the quality / price point of products in the hobby!
Ove ten years ago I bought what was "The best mechanical keyboard" and I still have it to this day. I recently gifted it to my wife so I could get another. I was about to buy the next version of that very same keyboard when I realized there are new companies and better designs. And pleasantly pleased to see that this keyboard space has progressed so much. I decided to mod and build my own and am happy. There's always going to be a better, best keyboard out there so just enjoy your "BEST" keyboard as long as you want.
I hope you are well Scott! The intro was epic and perfectly summs up how i feel (currently waiting on the QK75). As for the best 75%, I also would live to see a Mode Sonnet review as well. Would be interesting to see how it compares ro the cheaper QK's and Jris keywords. Maybe I should have bought that one from the beginning lol
Good looking board! That said, I'm happy with my QK75, will definitely be sticking with this for a while. I do think I'll pick up a wireless Monsgeek M1 when it comes out, but that's on the more budget friendly side of things, and will be for my office.
Hope you're feeling better Scott! Thanks for the review on this, but I don't love how blatantly Iris Studio has taken ideas from QK75, Bubble75, and Matrix Corsa
Hey Scott, with the increasing criticism around thin pcbs and flex cuts, I would love to hear your thoughts in one of your dedicated science based videos on how they effect the acoustics of a board! Also, great review as always, got this new "best" board for my girlfriend :)
This is like an inner monologue with myself except it's not me telling myself this is the best keyboard, more like "this keyboard has this/looks like this/it has this layout/it's in this color!" and then I buy them to add to my hoarding addiction (aka my "collection")
Glad to see ur back and doing better Scott :) and I 100% agree with specifically the past year and a half where we have had boards that are constantly one upping each other in this non stop cat and mouse chase. Its both good and bad as that means more availability and choices to the public but for more dedicated hobbyists you gotta ground yourself and understand u shouldnt be in this hobby just to spend money.
According to a reddit post by the creators only the solder pcb supports ISO. I also checked this with a reseller and they confirmed it. So so these prototypes use different kind of pcb or am I missing something :o
great review, just the push I needed to actually buy the keyboard, the screwless design already sold me since no other "budget" board is doing it as of I know
I have a Sonnet and waiting for a QK75, but I "might" hop on this to compare them.. Told myself I'd stop buying boards for a while 🤣 but that catch ball system (cool but unfortunately copied from the Corsa), weight, and no flex cut RGB option is making me want to get it. Glad you're feeling better too Scott. Health is much more important! Edit: What the QK75 does have is that 2.4ghz connection, JRIS75 only supports Bluetooth.
I don't think corsa invented the catch ball system... they might have been the first to put it in a keyboard but the idea and tech has been around for awhile
@@rawrens oh makes sense. Sorry, I read unfortunately and jumped to conclusions. I don't think there is anything wrong with products (legally) adapting/incorporating new tech or innovations if they work well and help move the hobby forward. Only a problem if they claim they invented it themselves or steal something proprietary but can you imagine if no one was allowed to use screws because some other product did it before them? Lol
Glad to hear you're doing better first off. I'm a sufferer of long term illness and I understand how being ill can take a lot of time. In terms of keyboard though how do you brave using a hot-swap pcb without a plate? I know having 5pin switches obviously helps but I'd be worried about them not being stable enough. Also I think the foam added at the end takes all the personality away from the board and makes it sound just like every other cheap keyboard with PE foam. Excellent looking keyboard though. Perfect choice of keycaps.
hey, both are great options. I suggest you choose based on the external appearance that looks more pleasing to yours eyes. For technical aspects, Jris75 is going to be better, because of the screwless assembly design, the heavier build (means more metal material used), the rgb pcb with no flexcut (for better sound)...etc. Last, QK75 groupbuy is over, but Jris75 is currently available...so Jris75 wins ^__^
With all the tension catch system made of metal and the aluminum case, wouldnt it make this keyboard more pingy than the keychron q1 v1? One more question...jris75 or the zoom75 thats about to drop soon...I hope 🤔🤔🤔
I honest don't hear ping on the Jris75 I tested. I think the catchball system actually reduce total metal contact between top and bottom case, ....I guess since only the catchball system is touching each other.
I couldn't find out for sure on the page, but it seems like you'd have to pay extra to get a knob/badge that matches your weight? or just to get a knob in general? That is definitely a bummer.
New to the hobby and I've been liking your more nuanced and measured takes. Makes me step back a bit and just enjoy the first board I built before rushing into new ones whenever I have an idea for a new design. It's a great time to get into mechanical keyboards with the amount of offerings now but it can be a bit daunting (and addicting) at times, so this helps with tempering myself. Small question though, where did you get that artisan keycap with the fleur de lis on it?
I have the best keyboard 'for me'. Why? Well it has the features I want, I like the way it feels and sounds, and the price was what I could afford. So while some may not agree with me, I'm happy to let them do so. We really don't have to be 'just the same' as everyone else do we? Still, I like to hear reviews of lots of other boards. I just don't pay attention to the 'hype'. I'm much more interested in real, practical, features. So thanks for this review.
Do you think this board is better than the Bubble 75 in terms of sound, because I am having that board at the moment xD. If this is better or equivalent then for me it's considerable because it's also has wireless option Btw,It's great to see you back ^^ !
Wow, that plateless build sounded really good for a flex cut pcb! I tried boba LTs (another really thocky switch) on my plateless arc60, and its one of the best sounding boards I have now. Deep thocks really balance out the clackiness of plateless, and probably even more so with flex cuts! Did you tape your flex cuts at all? Didn't even sound like it has flex cuts lol
Hey Scott, sorry for the late comment. Great video (but Mr. Suit still the better premium board :p). Do you know if you would possibly do a Tofu 60/65 2.0 review sometime in the future? It's been a while since you did your original Tofu o-ring mod, and I think a lot of people including myself would really enjoy another Tofu video. Thanks!
Hey Scott! I need help, Im new to the mechanical board scene and I want to build a custom mech both for gaming and work. I was reading about the "gaming keyboard" and saw alot of things abouth N-key roll over. Does all custom board have it too? or is it strictly a razer/logitech thing? Nice vids as always! keep it up!
@@sainteagle4426 omg thank you soo much! I've been thinking hard because the Asus ROG azoth seems too pricey when it doesnt really sound great. This board seems to tick all what Im looking for. Thank you so much!
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First, I hope you are well Scott and the health issues are behind you. Second, congrats on another awesome intro and in depth review on an interesting board. Collection is getting dominated by all of these legit 75 boards. Thanks again for all of your informative videos and creative intros. The best!
You're very welcome and thank you for the concern!
Agreed! It's easy to jump from one board to another, especially with Meletrix/Wuque, Owlab/Qwertykeys, and Irislabs/JRIS boards all releasing similar boards at similar times. I appreciate your reminder that there will always be a "new" or "better" board, but in the end, we should still remember it's preference to what board is better than the other, and that it's totally fine to enjoy the QK75 you have and not feel like you have to grab a JRIS75!
Great message, and awesome video as always, Scott.
So many good choices! No real best anymore... Just basically preference on the design for the most part
Well I'd enjoy my QK75 but it hasn't arrived yet :p
@@DvineDragoon hope it arrives soon!
@@HubertTheMad thanks friend. Hope anything you ordered arrives soon too 😃
Imo it's kinda luck based. Since keyboards take so long to arrive, sometimes you can't really choose which one is the BEST fit for you since by the time all options come out, most others have already been sold out. You be happy with what you have and make the most of it (at least you got to order one lol, these kinds of stuff run out QUICK). And hey, there's always room for mods to make your keyboard sound just the way you want.
It's great to see Scott back! I've been waiting for something with this non exploded 4key nav layout for a 75% with wireless for a while.
It does seem with every other builds, the flex cuts don't hurt the sound on the board so much. But glad that it does have a non flex cut option. Anti flex cut gang getting some traction!
Haha it's good to see the options! But this board is a banger!
Great review Scott! I totally felt that skit in my soul! Haha. Hope you're feeling better homie.
"feeling cute today, might drop some fomo on these kids" - keyboard companies
on a serious note its nice to see these companies continue to innovate without skyrocketing the price and it seems multiple mounting options is becoming almost a norm which im all for, i also like that they're finally making rgb an option!
"Bro why are you even talking about last month" LMAO
One small correction: I believe the default kits comes with IXPE foam and the EVA foam is an optional extra. Based on this and some of your previous videos, I added the EVA foam to my order. Thanks for continuing to put out great content and glad to hear your health is better.
that hope765 video is a sick one
Liked the sound of the plate build and I agree on the illuminated badging. I prefer that over the knob as well. Great video, thanks.
Man, I really wish I saw this sooner ... I like the way the case closes and it sounds great. Hopefully they have extras in June.
Great clear presentation as usual, thanks Scott!
Hope you're going to recover to your fullest healthiest state and stay even healthier! Take care!
Love you Scott, always miss your videos and I get so excited whenever you release something new!!
Absolutely love your videos! The skits at the start are always entertaining, and I always keep coming back because of how professional and well-made they are.
Nice review as always Scott, glad to see you back! I also appreciate you calling out the never-ending "something better will come out next week" issue in this growing hobby, though it is certainly a good "problem" to have :)
I *do* wish that custom keyboard content creators such as yourself could be up front about the accessories included at the price point advertised. Obviously the design studios are going to send the content creators pretty much ALL of the options/accessories. Whether content creators just don't know better or they honestly believe customers will actually receive the same accessories for that price, most of them kind of act like if someone buys the keyboard they'll just magically *get* all of the same accessories they themselves received. This can easily lead an unwary buyer to think they're getting all of the options for that base price, when in fact most of them are add-ons that can drive the price of the board much, much higher
Killer intro. It's so spot on with tech in general. I've tried to really abandon the "chasing the best" method of buying new tech. At the end of the day, companies always want you want the next thing. It's how they make money - who can blame them? So it's best to find happiness with what you have. When the time's right to get a new one, the choice will be apparent.
Wuque Studio was the one calling Scott in the intro saying that the Zoom75 was coming out 🤣 jokes aside, great video!
Thanks for this vid Scott. Hope you're all good. Be well.
I hope you become 100% well! I missed the videos but your health comes first! Thanks for the video!
Great to see another great keyboard video! Glad you are well, Scott.
So after watching this I had a chance to pick one of these up used and indeed it is a fantastic board! However you failed to mention how fun putting the knob or the badge on was with that ribbon cable you have to snake through the PCB and plate ;) Eyestrain aside, thank you Scott for the review, probably would have passed on it had I not seen your video!
go figure, when i had money and built quite a few HIGH end customs, the custom world had a few boards that caught my eye, now that money is super tight all these $200 really nice options are showing up. I ain't regretting my current builds what so ever but damn, i could have got more for my money now
Gracias, excelente video, sin duda lo veré de nuevo algunas cuentas veces.
I loved the introduction of this video. It is the reality of the keyboard hobby, I feel like I'm always falling behind. 🤣
Scott, you are awesome as always. Great video!
I love the intro because this is how we end up with a library of keebs 😅
Haha for sure
The intro was so good lol. Hope you feel better!
Thank you!
Much love and best wishes for your health Scott K. Always enjoy your “middle aged 9 to 5 but still cool” vibe ❤
Yooo, glad to see you back Scott! I really missed the intros. Good to hear your health is back to top tier levels! I've been thinking about the Akko Top 75 aluminum. But this Jris75's got some serious propositions! Amazing video as usual ✌😅
The Jris is better!
Such a clean board, especially with those bottom weights. Hope you are feeling well; take whatever breaks you need! It's always worth it to wait for these banger reviews.
Thank you so much! I appreciate the concern!
I think this is honestly a whole lot better than the zoom75 to be honest
Background music had me waiting for pirates to come on screen any minute
Hahaha
Take care Scott. Thank you for your work :)
p.s. still waiting for my jris65 to arrive ;-; should be coming in about a month or two from now.
i love how he starts every video with a skit it makes me laugh
I've always liked the JRIS more than the QKs and Zooms sound wise, and now with this one, look wise. I imagine they're going to come out with a TKL so I'm gonna wait on that, but I gotta say, they did a great job.
Question!
I was under the assumption that TKL's ARE 75%'s. Am I mistaken here?
@@erickwon2612 hi Eric, TKLs have the arrow keys completely separate from the other keys, and the insert/Pg up/Pg down keys in a 2x3 grid above them. 75% will have them in the same column as other keys
@@DvineDragoon thank you 🙏🏻
Nicely done. I'm new to the hobby and none of the keyboard channels I followed have mentioned this brand in the videos of theirs I've seen. It seems interesting and has a decent price point as well. Thanks for the feedback and information.
Hope your health remains good.
Wish you all the best with your health Scott
Sorry to hear you were dealing with health problems Scott, hope you can stay feeling well indefinitely! Crazy timing on the review, my JRIS65 just shipped from KFA! I think if I’d known at the time they’d come out with a 75, I might have waited, but I’m currently sitting on a Bubble, plateless Thera, and Sonnet, so I certianly don’t need this. Glad to see constant improvement to the quality / price point of products in the hobby!
Haha you got so many boards coming!
@@Keybored haha, actually have received all but the JRIS65, though I am waiting on a January60, which is probably 4+ months out!
I love that plate and fully foam sound.
It sounds very prominent!
Zoom 75 incoming to take over? HAHA what a time to be alive
That intro hits AHAHHA
Ove ten years ago I bought what was "The best mechanical keyboard" and I still have it to this day. I recently gifted it to my wife so I could get another. I was about to buy the next version of that very same keyboard when I realized there are new companies and better designs. And pleasantly pleased to see that this keyboard space has progressed so much. I decided to mod and build my own and am happy.
There's always going to be a better, best keyboard out there so just enjoy your "BEST" keyboard as long as you want.
Kinda crazy how I went to youtube to search for jris75 review then this comes up first.
Haha hope it doesn't disappoint!
Very beautiful Keyboard. And i really liked your introduction.
Just a clarification: Snowfoxes make higher pitched clacks. Roosters make deep thocks.
Are these really $0.89 USD per switch?
@@Apothecarii yes
Nearly the 1st. Already pre-order this kit. Thank you for the quality preview!
Top 10 for sure!
Glad you're back!!!
Thank you! Hope I can get back on the regular horse
I hope you are well Scott!
The intro was epic and perfectly summs up how i feel (currently waiting on the QK75).
As for the best 75%, I also would live to see a Mode Sonnet review as well. Would be interesting to see how it compares ro the cheaper QK's and Jris keywords. Maybe I should have bought that one from the beginning lol
The intro is on point 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 SO TRUE
Haha I tried!
this board would sound absolutly insane, platless with no foams, and ink blacks
This video is soo good I'm sending it to all my colleagues.
Haha thank you!
Omg u have the pyga Keycaps 😮😮😮 My favorite 😍
These are beautiful!
Good looking board! That said, I'm happy with my QK75, will definitely be sticking with this for a while. I do think I'll pick up a wireless Monsgeek M1 when it comes out, but that's on the more budget friendly side of things, and will be for my office.
Glad to see you back
Hope you're feeling better Scott!
Thanks for the review on this, but I don't love how blatantly Iris Studio has taken ideas from QK75, Bubble75, and Matrix Corsa
Innovation drives competition and competition leads to better products even though it is stealing it is a win win for customers
I welcome it with open arms, competition drives innovation and lowers pricr
Hey Scott, with the increasing criticism around thin pcbs and flex cuts, I would love to hear your thoughts in one of your dedicated science based videos on how they effect the acoustics of a board!
Also, great review as always, got this new "best" board for my girlfriend :)
This is like an inner monologue with myself except it's not me telling myself this is the best keyboard, more like "this keyboard has this/looks like this/it has this layout/it's in this color!" and then I buy them to add to my hoarding addiction (aka my "collection")
another week another amazing keyboard video
Sorry to hear about your health issues.
Wish you the best
Glad to see ur back and doing better Scott :) and I 100% agree with specifically the past year and a half where we have had boards that are constantly one upping each other in this non stop cat and mouse chase. Its both good and bad as that means more availability and choices to the public but for more dedicated hobbyists you gotta ground yourself and understand u shouldnt be in this hobby just to spend money.
Welcome back! Last month was definitely 2 years ago, I agree with scott here, sorry other scott.
Haha yup!
Finally ! Missed you man !
According to a reddit post by the creators only the solder pcb supports ISO. I also checked this with a reseller and they confirmed it.
So so these prototypes use different kind of pcb or am I missing something :o
great review, just the push I needed to actually buy the keyboard, the screwless design already sold me since no other "budget" board is doing it as of I know
Please do a switch review by itself of these switches. They seem very interesting.
Love the intro!
Haha the intro is so accurate
I really like the QK-style isolation mounts. They're the bees knees imho
amazing vid as always!
Thank you!
Trying to sell Pyga? I swear it makes any board look great. Good job like always!
looking forward for pretty long for you to review this! and Tofu 2.0 when?!?!?!!
Haha one of these days!
I have a Sonnet and waiting for a QK75, but I "might" hop on this to compare them.. Told myself I'd stop buying boards for a while 🤣 but that catch ball system (cool but unfortunately copied from the Corsa), weight, and no flex cut RGB option is making me want to get it.
Glad you're feeling better too Scott. Health is much more important!
Edit: What the QK75 does have is that 2.4ghz connection, JRIS75 only supports Bluetooth.
I don't think corsa invented the catch ball system... they might have been the first to put it in a keyboard but the idea and tech has been around for awhile
Thanks for that info! Didn't know some of those features will taken from the corsa!
@@HanSoo417 Oh no they didn't, yeah I just meant about Corsa putting that into a board lol.
@@rawrens oh makes sense. Sorry, I read unfortunately and jumped to conclusions.
I don't think there is anything wrong with products (legally) adapting/incorporating new tech or innovations if they work well and help move the hobby forward. Only a problem if they claim they invented it themselves or steal something proprietary but can you imagine if no one was allowed to use screws because some other product did it before them? Lol
@@HanSoo417 I totally agree. As long as they don't market it as their own or say they invented it I'm cool with it.
The mounting style and even the packaging and included "gifts" is suspiciously similar to the qk75.
Hahaha for sure they benchmarked
Glad to hear you're doing better first off. I'm a sufferer of long term illness and I understand how being ill can take a lot of time. In terms of keyboard though how do you brave using a hot-swap pcb without a plate? I know having 5pin switches obviously helps but I'd be worried about them not being stable enough. Also I think the foam added at the end takes all the personality away from the board and makes it sound just like every other cheap keyboard with PE foam. Excellent looking keyboard though. Perfect choice of keycaps.
For the wireless experience, QK75 could go very low lagtancy like Logitech’s wireless, how about Jris75? Can it do the same?
Happy to hear you're doing better now. Just wondering which keyboard you would recommend between JRIS75 or QK75, as someone's first custom keyboard?
hey, both are great options. I suggest you choose based on the external appearance that looks more pleasing to yours eyes.
For technical aspects, Jris75 is going to be better, because of the screwless assembly design, the heavier build (means more metal material used), the rgb pcb with no flexcut (for better sound)...etc.
Last, QK75 groupbuy is over, but Jris75 is currently available...so Jris75 wins ^__^
Stopped caring after hearing foam is part of the design, but still good vid!
That's it I'm getting this Keyboard atp idc about the wait time. Hope your health issues have resolved!
Thank you so much! I hope so too!
With all the tension catch system made of metal and the aluminum case, wouldnt it make this keyboard more pingy than the keychron q1 v1? One more question...jris75 or the zoom75 thats about to drop soon...I hope 🤔🤔🤔
I honest don't hear ping on the Jris75 I tested. I think the catchball system actually reduce total metal contact between top and bottom case, ....I guess since only the catchball system is touching each other.
I low key hope there is another kbd75, from a purely functional standpoint since I play a lot of MMOs my favorite form factor is a compact 75
hey scott i hope you're feeling better
I couldn't find out for sure on the page, but it seems like you'd have to pay extra to get a knob/badge that matches your weight? or just to get a knob in general? That is definitely a bummer.
WTB those Snowfoxes from you!
would really enjoy your opinion on some Monsgeek or Akko boards!
This video is great, but I really hope you would start timestamping or segmenting your video so we can easily tell where the sound tests are
New to the hobby and I've been liking your more nuanced and measured takes. Makes me step back a bit and just enjoy the first board I built before rushing into new ones whenever I have an idea for a new design. It's a great time to get into mechanical keyboards with the amount of offerings now but it can be a bit daunting (and addicting) at times, so this helps with tempering myself.
Small question though, where did you get that artisan keycap with the fleur de lis on it?
i think the gold one comes with the kit
Yes, the pvd keycap is a freebie that came with his Jris75
I have the best keyboard 'for me'. Why? Well it has the features I want, I like the way it feels and sounds, and the price was what I could afford. So while some may not agree with me, I'm happy to let them do so. We really don't have to be 'just the same' as everyone else do we?
Still, I like to hear reviews of lots of other boards. I just don't pay attention to the 'hype'. I'm much more interested in real, practical, features. So thanks for this review.
Also could we one day get an overview of your keyboard collection?
Do you think this board is better than the Bubble 75 in terms of sound, because I am having that board at the moment xD. If this is better or equivalent then for me it's considerable because it's also has wireless option
Btw,It's great to see you back ^^ !
I’m glad to hear you’re feeling better! This Jris is a great board!
For the first sound test, what foams did you use, I didn’t seem to catch that
I think just the plate foam
@@glacius6860 thanks!
Was that hotswap and plateless? I thought that was a no-go combo.
Awesome vid! Btw, what's the name of that gold artisan on the esc key? It looks awesome!
How do you think about this compare to the QK75 in general? Excel the lack of 2.4GHz on Jiris75, can the Jris75 keep up? Thank you!
cant wait till the zoom75 comes out, to be the best
Am I understanding correctly that only the wired pcb supports an ISO layout?
I wanna ask, i want to buy my first aluminum custom keyboard. I haven't decided between JRIS75 or ZOOM75. In your opinion which should i get? Thanks
Which stab and switch you using in this Board ?I like the sound
Hey Scott what are some of your favorite switches?
Wow, that plateless build sounded really good for a flex cut pcb! I tried boba LTs (another really thocky switch) on my plateless arc60, and its one of the best sounding boards I have now. Deep thocks really balance out the clackiness of plateless, and probably even more so with flex cuts! Did you tape your flex cuts at all? Didn't even sound like it has flex cuts lol
Hey Scott, sorry for the late comment. Great video (but Mr. Suit still the better premium board :p). Do you know if you would possibly do a Tofu 60/65 2.0 review sometime in the future? It's been a while since you did your original Tofu o-ring mod, and I think a lot of people including myself would really enjoy another Tofu video. Thanks!
Does it has any problem of plateless with hotswap built? and it sound so pe like does it really no pe?
Hey Scott! I need help, Im new to the mechanical board scene and I want to build a custom mech both for gaming and work. I was reading about the "gaming keyboard" and saw alot of things abouth N-key roll over. Does all custom board have it too? or is it strictly a razer/logitech thing? Nice vids as always! keep it up!
All modern keyboards have N-Key rollover. Join the r/mechanicalkeyboards subreddit
Yup! Customs have it too!
@@sainteagle4426 omg thank you soo much! I've been thinking hard because the Asus ROG azoth seems too pricey when it doesnt really sound great. This board seems to tick all what Im looking for. Thank you so much!
@@Keybored good thing I asked first! I was about to buy the obscenely high priced Asus ROG azoth... Thanks Scott!