I remember when I bought the QK60 and I was like, "I'll probably get tired of living without the arrow keys and end up shelving it away." But the aesthetic of a 60% is just so good, and the polycarbonate makes it look so classy.
100% agree. I’m honestly considering other 60% keyboards because of how much I enjoyed the layout and how easy it was to use the fn+ keys for arrows. Would love to see more frosted pc and acrylic cases too
Been loving your videos dude, I've been watching since you're 910 v2 ME video and have been loving all the videos since then. keep up the great work my man, can't wait to see more vids from you in the future
Cheers! Fitting them in was interesting, for a minute I thought I was doing it wrong but the PE sheet had no cutouts for the switch pins. As for taking them out, there were a few stubborn ones, but i found that removing the plate from the pcb first made it easier to fiddle with the switches from either side!
To be honest I haven’t really noticed it, I will admit the sound is quite monotone however I feel like QK boards haven’t tried to hide these expectations, with their recommendations to build it with foams and such. However, I did notice with the recent QK80 they have a ‘no flex-cut’ pcb option, and I think for those who notice the thin sounds of a flex-cut pcb then this is a step in a better direction. Appreciate the comment!
@@dill-keebs Mine sounds thin, even with all the foams. FR4 plate with Tangies. Maybe it has something to do with the switch because my QK65 sounds a lot better. Yes the no flex-cut is really nice, I hope they make it an option for their future keyboards! Thank you for the response, love your vids!
I remember when I bought the QK60 and I was like, "I'll probably get tired of living without the arrow keys and end up shelving it away."
But the aesthetic of a 60% is just so good, and the polycarbonate makes it look so classy.
100% agree. I’m honestly considering other 60% keyboards because of how much I enjoyed the layout and how easy it was to use the fn+ keys for arrows. Would love to see more frosted pc and acrylic cases too
Been loving your videos dude, I've been watching since you're 910 v2 ME video and have been loving all the videos since then. keep up the great work my man, can't wait to see more vids from you in the future
This means so much to me. Really glad you’ve been enjoying the content!
sorry that this took so long! good video as always
Cheers!
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Yessssir! Haha thank you!
sick video brah
another banger
Thanks!
I missed the arrow keys at first, but I made right bottom cluster double as the arrow keys when I hold the Fn key.
Yeah same! Honestly I got used to it really quickly and don’t mind it anymore
sheeesh
Arrow keys are the best, but this sure is nice
Nice vid
Yeah I’m definitely missing the dedicated keys, but its passable haha! Appreciate it!
nice build! how hard was it to fit and remove the red jackets to and from the plate?
Cheers! Fitting them in was interesting, for a minute I thought I was doing it wrong but the PE sheet had no cutouts for the switch pins. As for taking them out, there were a few stubborn ones, but i found that removing the plate from the pcb first made it easier to fiddle with the switches from either side!
Does the sound a bit thin to you? Look wise this keyboard is pretty, sounds meh though.
To be honest I haven’t really noticed it, I will admit the sound is quite monotone however I feel like QK boards haven’t tried to hide these expectations, with their recommendations to build it with foams and such. However, I did notice with the recent QK80 they have a ‘no flex-cut’ pcb option, and I think for those who notice the thin sounds of a flex-cut pcb then this is a step in a better direction. Appreciate the comment!
@@dill-keebs Mine sounds thin, even with all the foams. FR4 plate with Tangies. Maybe it has something to do with the switch because my QK65 sounds a lot better.
Yes the no flex-cut is really nice, I hope they make it an option for their future keyboards!
Thank you for the response, love your vids!
@@breasthopper add 1 layer tape mod to cover flex cuts then remove all foams or just put the pcb foam, it will add volume and reduce the thin sound.
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