this is the only place i can see the spring length difference between them, i was going to buy all of them (already got a strawberry and a grapefruit) to open them up so you saved me some money and time. thanks
Thank you! I have the strawberries on my board now and they feel so poppy! 🤤 yeah the mints are one of my favourites 😆 building a board with the cabbage tofus for my friend for the obnoxious clacky sounds 😂
I believe spring length and material makes the most difference. I also have KTT Darlings but I spring swapped them with my Kang Whites(45g, seller sells 45g instead of 60g, Idk why but maybe that's why I got them really cheap) to make the Darlings more clackier which I was achieving. The Darlings have 22mm long spring while the stock springs of Kang Whites are like 16mm or 17mm long. At some point I changed the springs to gold springs and couldn't believe that they made them deeper and muted even though they have similar length. I daily drive the KTT Darlings with shorter springs and I love the clacky sound they make at the expense of bottoming out faster, but I'm used to it by now.
Nicely done! Definitely better to hear A/B right next to each other, vs playing 15+ second of each that many do. I used peach and rose previously. Sounds great for their price. Testing Sea Salt in newly ordered Q2 to step up from plastic housing and lack of gasket mounting. Excited to see how it improves the typing experience. Especially when your field of work is 90% typing, it's nice to have something which feels good to type with.
Thank you!!! Ooo I think sea salt is just a recolour of peach if I remember correctly! Niceeee! I also started out with a plastic kbd67 lite and I tried a few more premium boards and they are def more comfortable to type with! I also do a lot of typing so I like to alternate between linear and tactile switches to change things up 🤣
@@keyblobs Oooooh are they really? I didn't know that, but thought they sounded very close indeed. I never tried the kbd67 lite, but have heard good things about it! What do you currently use as your main board btw? And I'm curious which lubing method you used, because this must have taken a LOT of time to do! 😂 Kudos! 😁
I’m currently daily driving the kbd67 lite! HAHA it’s the very first board I built :D how about you?has your q2 arrived? :) I lubed the housings and stems with a brush and krytox205g0 and bag lubed the springs with 105g0! Yeah it took quite awhile to do but I just took my time and enjoyed the process haha!
Darlings are goated. I personally feel the Cabbage are pretty similar to Darlings, but they need to be lubed. I wouldn't recommend lubing your Darlings or Strawberries since they are pretty much perfect stock. I like Strawberries but they are way too muted for me.
hi there, I love your videos a lot, they’re really informative and calming to watch! Your space bar sounds REALLY good, is it possible to create a video on how you lube/ mod your stabilizers please? I know it’s not your typical video style tho :) Amazing videos!!
Thank you so much for the kind comment! Sure I will! Just purchased my first set of cherry keycaps! :) just thought now SA keycaps are getting popular so it might be helpful!
I was going to choose the kang whites at first but I dislike the feel of progressive springs so I thought about the mints but maybe the cabbage tofu could be a great option too because of the long spring which if im not mistaken makes it not increase the force as you go down but now im not sure, If you could tell me the difference between the two it would help. Thanks!
i have been using outemu reds and outemu silver for my keyboard, i want something light yet thocky. I'm torn between KTT Rose or another switch that might be lighter, do you have any suggestion?
Hey! Im looking to build my first ever mechanical keyboard, coming from a default ass membrane from microsoft. I've been looking at these switches on taobao, which ones take a bit of initial pressure to click down and which ones do you think are closer to a membrane feel for typing? Also not sure if you know about this but I plan to buy the CIY Novice 100 base for the keyboard, i assume it doesn't need soldering and I just insert the switches in right? Thanks for the video and the help should you reply!
Hey!!! Thank you for dropping by! These are all linear switches so if you’re looking for something with a click that would be tactile! For tactile personally I recommend the Ktt waveriders as they aren’t too heavy and the bump is not too sharp :) hmm for membrane maybe the Ktt strawberries? They feel slightly mushy for me haha. For the Ciy novice I don’t think you need soldering! From what I have seen they use a hotswap plate :D
Could you please tell me or send me the link of the mouse mat you use? Very nice video, great job. What is you favourite and best sounding switch in your opinion? Thank you.
Hey!! Thank you so much for your kind comment! I don’t have the exact shop anymore but it’s something like this: a.aliexpress.com/_mLOF0DS My fav switch are the KTT darlings! Followed by the cabbage tofus and the mints :D
hey which ones do you think have snappy returns? I have ktt cabbage tofu and ktt rose and I prefer tofu because of its long springs and snappy return. I just hate that ktt rose become too heavy when bottoming out.
the Ktt mint feels really smooth in a way that there’s no snappy feeling at all! The darlings feel slightly heavier to me and very satisfying to type violently. More of a poppy heavy feel? Compared to the strawberries. HAHA if you know what I mean.
Which ktt switch is good for gaming and typing and has a thocky sound? Im currently using browns but idk what ktt switch is equivalent to brown. Can you suggest? Either ktt linear or tactile its fine
My favourites are the darlings and cabbage tofus cos they’re loud! The roses and strawberries are similar in a way they have a sort of mushy bottom out? And are not loud switches. The strawberries are more muted and mushier imo, which makes them sound creamier? They are also smoother stock!
@@keyblobs How would the kang white compare to the strawberry and rose, because where im from the kang white is litterally one of the cheapest switch i can get
which switch do you think i should purchase for a deep and creamier sound? i was eyeing on the strawberries but got the kangwhites instead and felt that theyre not creamy enough for me. any suggestions?
@@keyblobsWhat if the cream yellow non pro version is out of stock where im at. I really liked the sound of the non pro cream yellows when i heard them, i wouldnt mind paying a little more for something similar
Did they change how the ktt red wine looks like? I got switches that looked like ktt darling but i remember ordering ktt red wine, i ordered another one and now i got the clear case... Im confused
this is the only place i can see the spring length difference between them, i was going to buy all of them (already got a strawberry and a grapefruit) to open them up so you saved me some money and time. thanks
Thank you!! Glad this video was of help :)
Doings gods work here! Really appreciate the effort of putting so many switches in and out
Thank you!!! Hope it helped!!! :)
Great comparison! I'm currently using Strawberries and loving them, but I'm so curious to try the Mints. That may be my next purchase.
Thank you! I have the strawberries on my board now and they feel so poppy! 🤤 yeah the mints are one of my favourites 😆 building a board with the cabbage tofus for my friend for the obnoxious clacky sounds 😂
Yes me too, Team Strawberry! 🍓
I believe spring length and material makes the most difference. I also have KTT Darlings but I spring swapped them with my Kang Whites(45g, seller sells 45g instead of 60g, Idk why but maybe that's why I got them really cheap) to make the Darlings more clackier which I was achieving. The Darlings have 22mm long spring while the stock springs of Kang Whites are like 16mm or 17mm long. At some point I changed the springs to gold springs and couldn't believe that they made them deeper and muted even though they have similar length. I daily drive the KTT Darlings with shorter springs and I love the clacky sound they make at the expense of bottoming out faster, but I'm used to it by now.
Wow thanks for all this information!! I got to try it myself :D
Nicely done! Definitely better to hear A/B right next to each other, vs playing 15+ second of each that many do.
I used peach and rose previously. Sounds great for their price. Testing Sea Salt in newly ordered Q2 to step up from plastic housing and lack of gasket mounting. Excited to see how it improves the typing experience. Especially when your field of work is 90% typing, it's nice to have something which feels good to type with.
Thank you!!! Ooo I think sea salt is just a recolour of peach if I remember correctly! Niceeee! I also started out with a plastic kbd67 lite and I tried a few more premium boards and they are def more comfortable to type with! I also do a lot of typing so I like to alternate between linear and tactile switches to change things up 🤣
@@keyblobs Oooooh are they really? I didn't know that, but thought they sounded very close indeed. I never tried the kbd67 lite, but have heard good things about it! What do you currently use as your main board btw? And I'm curious which lubing method you used, because this must have taken a LOT of time to do! 😂 Kudos! 😁
I’m currently daily driving the kbd67 lite! HAHA it’s the very first board I built :D how about you?has your q2 arrived? :) I lubed the housings and stems with a brush and krytox205g0 and bag lubed the springs with 105g0! Yeah it took quite awhile to do but I just took my time and enjoyed the process haha!
Darlings are goated. I personally feel the Cabbage are pretty similar to Darlings, but they need to be lubed. I wouldn't recommend lubing your Darlings or Strawberries since they are pretty much perfect stock. I like Strawberries but they are way too muted for me.
Same, I’m a great fan of the darlings! Yeah the strawberries are really muted, but definitely smoothest stock!
thank you so much for all this work, it helped me so much with deciding which switch i prefer. ^_^
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5:16: Sea Salt
5:28: Rose
6:00 Strawberry
hi there, I love your videos a lot, they’re really informative and calming to watch!
Your space bar sounds REALLY good, is it possible to create a video on how you lube/ mod your stabilizers please? I know it’s not your typical video style tho :)
Amazing videos!!
Thank you 🥹🥹 yes of course!!! I mainly make videos to help people with my limited knowledge! I’ll try my best to do one :D
Really enjoyed the video, also really relaxing to watch thank you, maybe compare switches with cherry profile keycaps next time?
Thank you so much for the kind comment! Sure I will! Just purchased my first set of cherry keycaps! :) just thought now SA keycaps are getting popular so it might be helpful!
@@keyblobs But remember to do what you like first :)
I was going to choose the kang whites at first but I dislike the feel of progressive springs so I thought about the mints but maybe the cabbage tofu could be a great option too because of the long spring which if im not mistaken makes it not increase the force as you go down but now im not sure, If you could tell me the difference between the two it would help. Thanks!
Hi! The cabbage tofus are snappier! What kind of typing feel are you looking for? Something smoother with less returns? That would be the mints :)
@@keyblobs hmmm I think im gonna get the mints even though the cabage tofus would be interesting too
Go for it! The mints are one of my favourites :) you won’t be disappointed!
i have been using outemu reds and outemu silver for my keyboard, i want something light yet thocky. I'm torn between KTT Rose or another switch that might be lighter, do you have any suggestion?
Hey! Im looking to build my first ever mechanical keyboard, coming from a default ass membrane from microsoft. I've been looking at these switches on taobao, which ones take a bit of initial pressure to click down and which ones do you think are closer to a membrane feel for typing?
Also not sure if you know about this but I plan to buy the CIY Novice 100 base for the keyboard, i assume it doesn't need soldering and I just insert the switches in right?
Thanks for the video and the help should you reply!
Hey!!! Thank you for dropping by! These are all linear switches so if you’re looking for something with a click that would be tactile! For tactile personally I recommend the Ktt waveriders as they aren’t too heavy and the bump is not too sharp :) hmm for membrane maybe the Ktt strawberries? They feel slightly mushy for me haha. For the Ciy novice I don’t think you need soldering! From what I have seen they use a hotswap plate :D
@@keyblobs So can I just buy any switch and place it on the hotswap plate and it will work as intended? Thanks for the help!
Yes! You can :) no worries!! I’m happy to help :)
Could you please tell me or send me the link of the mouse mat you use?
Very nice video, great job.
What is you favourite and best sounding switch in your opinion?
Thank you.
Hey!! Thank you so much for your kind comment! I don’t have the exact shop anymore but it’s something like this: a.aliexpress.com/_mLOF0DS
My fav switch are the KTT darlings! Followed by the cabbage tofus and the mints :D
Thank you very much for the reply
Have a great day. 😊
hey which ones do you think have snappy returns? I have ktt cabbage tofu and ktt rose and I prefer tofu because of its long springs and snappy return. I just hate that ktt rose become too heavy when bottoming out.
Hey! Personally I feel the red wines have quite snappy returns! Yeah the bottom out force is a lot lighter compared to the roses :)
@@keyblobs how would you describe the typing feel of ktt mint and darlings?
the Ktt mint feels really smooth in a way that there’s no snappy feeling at all! The darlings feel slightly heavier to me and very satisfying to type violently. More of a poppy heavy feel? Compared to the strawberries. HAHA if you know what I mean.
@keyblobs Thanks. This is rlly helpful.
Which ktt switch is good for gaming and typing and has a thocky sound? Im currently using browns but idk what ktt switch is equivalent to brown. Can you suggest? Either ktt linear or tactile its fine
Hmm! I think the KTT Kang whites :)
Are KTT Cabbage Tofu switches compatible with Langtu LT84 Pro Ver 2 Keyboard?
Hi it should be! :)
Not too familiar with sound profiles yet but creamy is my favourite. Can you give me a ranking of these switches creamiest to least creamy?
Hey! If you’re looking for creamy can I suggest the vertex v1 switches? They’re pretty affordable and can be used stock :)
@@keyblobs alright thanks!
Just asking, are cherry pbt keycaps good for creamy? @keyblobs
Hey! Yeah they’re fine :)
Which one is your favourite and which do you use the most. Also people say the strawberries and rose feel similar is that true?
My favourites are the darlings and cabbage tofus cos they’re loud! The roses and strawberries are similar in a way they have a sort of mushy bottom out? And are not loud switches. The strawberries are more muted and mushier imo, which makes them sound creamier? They are also smoother stock!
@@keyblobs How would the kang white compare to the strawberry and rose, because where im from the kang white is litterally one of the cheapest switch i can get
I personally prefer the KTT Kang whites the most! But you have to lube them as they are really scratchy stock!
Got 2 boards with ktt whites. Never goes wrong with it
Agree. I am daily driving them now in my Kbd67 lite :)
which switch do you think i should purchase for a deep and creamier sound? i was eyeing on the strawberries but got the kangwhites instead and felt that theyre not creamy enough for me. any suggestions?
Hey! Maybe you could try the akko cream yellows! Not the pro version :)
@@keyblobsWhat if the cream yellow non pro version is out of stock where im at. I really liked the sound of the non pro cream yellows when i heard them, i wouldnt mind paying a little more for something similar
@xaviorprime9203 ooo! Do you like the sound of the cream yellow pros? Or you could try the new cream blacks! :)
@@keyblobs I dont like the cream yellow pros, theyre too loud and the non pro is more creamy
Kangwhite is creamy enough, just too light and for me is really bad 😢
hi may i know which one is the most creamiest? i dont like thocky sound
Hi, I think the strawberries! :)
Which KTT linear do you think are the most clackiest?
Personally I think the ktt darlings or the cabbage tofus :)
which one would you recommend for my acr pro 75 i like creamy switches i was thinking maybe ktt mint or darling
If you want a creamy switch I think the mints! Darlings are clackier and snappier :)
Did they change how the ktt red wine looks like? I got switches that looked like ktt darling but i remember ordering ktt red wine, i ordered another one and now i got the clear case... Im confused
Oooh, the top is clear :)
The spacebar sounds like someone's drinking water glock glock
ASA keycaps!!
How would these sound without the foam/modded board though 😅
Sorry!! I didn’t do a comparison that time :(
Which is thockiest?
Which tactile has the best typing feel?
Hey! For now I enjoy the KTT wave riders the most :) I have a few tactile switches I’m going to review and try in my upcoming videos :D
is the ktt darling best stock? im lazy of lubing so i want the best stock linears
Hmm the strawberries are the best stock!
@@keyblobs strawberries are x2 the price of darlings. any other recommendation. also do you suggest on filming them
Hmm! Darlings are quite smooth stock :) no you don’t have to film them! The housings are tight enough
am i lagging or the sound in the video a bit delayed?
Hmm it sometimes does that I'm not sure why :( but most of the time it is fine. Do you know how to fix it?
Does ktt darling louder than ktt cabbage tofu? thanks
Yes in my experience!
What switches would you recommend for a total beginner that doesn't even know his sound taste?
The KTT mints! They are really affordable, nice to type on and just pleasant sounding overall :)
@@keyblobs thank you!
why is the strawberry so muted here 💀
mine is just like any other linear that i have
Yeah mine sounded really muted!
KTT darling>
They all literally sound the same because of your foamed up keyboard
Gd point!! My recent switch reviews have foamless sound tests :)
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the strawberry ones are way more silent than the others. thats weird.
Yeah they sound and feel mushy!
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I hate your spacebar sound
Oof, thanks for watching anyway! :)
@@keyblobs its so annoyingly low/strongit overpowers all the keys youre typing