@@moneer7139 It's not that there's not enough space for a full size keyboard, it's just that smaller keyboards give you extra space. I *could* get a full size board with a numbad and function keys, but not only do I basically never use a numpad or function keys, but adding that many unnecessary features gives me less room for my mouse (which as someone who plays shooters is actually kind of important) but imo it just makes the rest of my desk look better.
@King Dino the sound itself is good, especially captured from the microphone BUT, if you listen carefully you can even hear the springs and the "reverb" he was talking about in the video That still sounds better than a lot of razers keyboards but still
I just built my first keyboard. It's a Keychron Q3 with Box Jades and a bunch of extra foam (enough case foam so that the gasket mount doesn't really do it's thing anymore and there's practically no bounce) and force break mod with 2 layers of electrical tape. I get maximum click with minimal clack and ping. I love clicky switches. I had always used Cherry MX Blues before (an old Corsair K70 that I've had for 9.25 years.) I saw a few videos about the Box Jades and knew I had to try them. I ordered a switch sampler that came with Box White, Pale Blue, Pink, Jade, and Navy. Fell in love with the Box Jades and will probably use them in every build going forward, unless I decide to make a keyboard for use at the office. Then I might have to go with silent tactiles of some kind. I need that bump. Linears just don't feel right.
My office keyboard uses buckling-springs. It's LOUD and CLICKY and I love it. When I built my own modern keyboard for home, I chose the Box Jade switches to "simulate" the feel and sound of the buckling-springs in my office keyboard as much as reasonably possible. I never realized (most?) people hated loud clicky keyboards so much?!
yeah I absolutely love loud keyboards XD it makes me want to type more and just sounds so satisfying. although it may be because I need constant auditory feedback or I start to feel depressed
Tape mod more like pog. But seriously, that keyboard is insane. That slight metallic ping that hits towards the end of the click and feels like it reverberates and lingers for a few seconds really drives the sound home
I hear people say that the BOX clickies are the closest modern switches to the mother of all switches that cannot be beaten, Blue Alps. While they're nowhere near as good, obviously, I do quite love some BOX Navies.
From my experience with 3D printers, the worst source of noise comes from the printer sitting directly on the table and so the table amplifies all the printer vibrations. So your table becomes a speaker, basically. In other words: if somehow you fuse the keyboard with a thin table that can vibrate a lot, you could prob get better results :D
@@HipyoTech This is the right move (and cool content). Now that you've destroyed it, give it a glow-up! Does the Q1 really deserve this fate... forever?
I'm gonna be very honest. I kinda like how rustical the endproduct sounds like. Also I am curious how the jades would sound like on this board but with all the foam and gaskets.
@@Daniel-dj7fh ah, blacks sounded cool! I was using milky yellow pros to start and then I bought a board from someone online with super heavy aqua kings - I wish they were a bit lighter but as I get used to them they feel and sound amazing. Highly recommend if you're still shopping switches!
@@machinaeZER0 My friend is gonna give me a hand full of gateron browns, I'll be trying those out soon. At the beginning I had the feeling that the blacks were abit too heavy, but now I like it quite alot, after breaking in they are also silky smooth
This keyboard is NOT too loud! I love how it sounds and I'm sure it'd be a great thing for me, since I need silence all around but to be making noise in order to be productive
These loud keyboards for some reason just makes me feel comfortable. The loud tappies remind me of a simpler time. If I had the money I'll totally take that bad boy home with me
My current keyboard is pretty loud... and after typing for a few hours, it makes my ears start ringing. There's definitely something nice about it, something nostalgic, but I'm making the next one quiet.
To be honest I actually kinda dig the metallic planking sound on the final result. It sound honestly like the board is made of thick cast iron, and I think it sounds quite meaty and cool.
The actual best sounding keyboard Hipyo has ever made. But if you're going for loud, a beeper or solenoid is definitely the way to go. Box Jades are satisfyingly loud, but a solenoid is way louder than any keyboard switch is going to be.
If we're talking about pure loudness, this doesn't even come close to what I think is the actual loudest keyboard in existence though: BeamSpring with Solenoids. Don't think we'll be able to get anything close to that with MX or Box-style mechanisms yet, but would be glad to be proven wrong lol
this keyboard really IS loud. it reminds me of the early 2000s with windows 98 on a crt monitor! my mum typing away late into the night as i fell asleep to the sounds that could be heard across the landing. x) maybe this is why i like these keyboard videos so much ahahaha. thank you for making this :D
That was loud. However what you need to do are install some "air holes", you know, to keep everything cool in there. Could also maybe install some "aero funnels" that may have a volume enhancing side effect.
I'm entertained that when going for the loudest keyboard they still keep a tame and sleek color scheme instead of also having a loud color palette as well.
0:40 i love that we all appreciate the genius; the resourcefulness and effectiveness of the screw... while simultaneously knowing it is "fair cheating" and is a strategy that cannot be fairly employed again.
@@thehibbi box clickies have notorious spring pings. The newer batch are slightly better but still very pingy on every single one i have. Imo they really need that spring lube.
maybe I just don't fit into whatever sound keyboard enthusiasts like but it honestly sounds pretty good. the ping is satisfying and complements the clickiness. it sounds like youre typing on an old and rusty terminal
Exactly. Honestly, I feel like modern keyboard enthusiasts limit themselves too much. They would spend thousands of dollars for similar looking and sounding boards that fits in their narrow definition of what's good when there are so many flavours out there. All of the keyboard sound testing videos sounds very similar as a result. They might not be the same sound, but they are the same type of sound with little uniqueness and personality. And I really hate the mentality of clicky switch = bad also.
@@tadfibonacci4926 There are plenty of keyboard enthusiasts who like clicky switches as well. There's literally an entire market just for clicky switches - which is how the notorious box jades got so popular in the first place. I don't get how people who talk out against the keyboard enthusiast community don't understand that the tastes of those in said community differ just as much as those not in the community. There's a reason the vast majority of enthusiasts, when asked what switch is best, will just say that it comes down to preference - because it's an entirely subjective hobby. I see these types of comments on every single keyboard video, and they make less and less sense every time. You're literally making up arguments with the whole "I really hate the mentality of clicky switch = bad also". It's like asking someone if they prefer diesel or standard gas cars/trucks, then being like "I don't understand what everyone has against diesel!" when they say they just prefer standard.
@@heckingbamboozled8097 yes, there are a lot of enthusiasts who likes clickies as well, however they're the minority not the majority. Just look at the market for good clicky switches, we only have like 3 good ones whereas linear and tactiles gets their recolours every few weeks or so. And yes, I understand that everything is completely based on taste, it's just that everyone and their mother are following a very narrow and boring definition of what's considered as good in a custom keyboard. Just go watch a few custom keyboard sound test videos and you'll see that they're all very similar. And I wasn't making up any argument either. There are a lot of people who believe clickies = bad because their first experience with clicky switches were cherry MX blues or its clones, which are not horrible, but pretty underwhelming. So because of that they dismissed the whole category of switches and call them bad. And you see this mentality in a lot of places, especially in someone who's new to the community.
I started watching some videos on enthusiast mechanical keyboards because I realized how bad the stabilizers are in my corsair K95. I thought all the custom work was for functionality and getting the best feels when gaming. Then, I realized the reason most people were doing the insane modding for sound.
My god..... That keybord sounds amazing!!!! I love the sound of typing. It is a sure way to make me fall asleep. And what you did to that keyboard is awesome. If you make any more of them, let me know. I would like to get one.
everyone calm down this guy is perfectly normal it is YOU that made taboos IN A COMMUNITY THAT IS MEANT TO BE PREFERENCE so @Caige Mounsey, you're NOT a psychopath
@@BFF.Studios It's actually not bad and kinda disappointing. EPOMaker GK108 with Box Jades, and keycaps off a Corsair K98. After using MX blues at work for so long, I think I genuinely find the click bars lackluster, as their range of sound is too narrow. The fact that the keyboard came pre-foamed likely also contributed. It was genuinely infuriating to type on, so I just went back to my K98, which I almost think is actually louder.
@@BFF.Studios Because, and I say this with the most serious and unironic intent that I can: the cacophony of clicks and rattle directly cause the release of serotonin into my brain. I genuinely love sharp klacks, scratching springs, and rattling of loose pegs. I watch some of these other keyboard guys and their keyboards sound like hitting two coconuts together and it feels like nails on chalkboard to me. Also: Because while I have MX Blues at work, my K98 uses Reds, and I wanted something clicky for home.
@@BFF.Studios Because I only realized I preferred Blues to Jades after I got the keyboard assembled. That, and everywhere I looked had Blues out of stock, but Jades in plenty. Even Box Whites were OOS everywhere I saw.
@@BFF.Studios Oy, it's been a bit. Used those same Jades and put together a GMMK RGB, and the sound is _wonderful._ Been using it for a few months now, and it has been quite nice. I ended up getting some Blues in first time I tried to put this board together, and stock they sounded absolutely horrid, I genuinely have to question if they are counterfeit.
First : This keyboard is too loud. Second: Can you do the most satisfying clicky keyboard? like this one but like make it sound good and feel good, like the most silent keyboard but with clicky switches
I used the even heavier Kailh Box Navy switches on my Q1, lubed with TriboSys 3204 and it got a tape mod and 1/8" sorbothane at the bottom of the case. Feels amazing, but then I'm a programmer, not a gamer. I would love to see you do a mod intending to improve the Q1.
I would love this keyboard if it had recolorization. I mean I still love it cause I love loud colicky sounds but I would love it more if it had better colors lol
que increíble cuánto has crecido, yo te empeze a ver el vídeo de el akko 3087 v2 y tú me diste la seguridad de comprarlo, sigue así y gracias por tan buena calidad en tus vídeos!!!
The UA-cam translate feature is actually so good, even though I like to make fun of how it translates comments that don’t need to be and that are in English it’s really a life saver
I think those return issues you talked about may be due in part to the box jades. The 60g spring is just too light to overcome the click bar sometimes. Also this keyboard is too loud.
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Bro the video isnt even up yet
Amazing video well done
This thing sounds like typing on a tin can. Man, how about having metal keycaps that make direct contact with the metal plate?
I finally subbed @Hipyo . Now I amwaiting for the custom keebs giveaway :)
bro if you want a rlly bad sounding keyboard just get the corsair k65 :)
My old keyboard from years ago:
"Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power"
underrated
My current keyboard:
This is so relatable. My key bored is so much louder than this one in the video and I didn't even try to make it loud
yeah fr, my keyboard and my girlfriend's keyboard can literally be head from outside the house, its rly bad
My old (and still regularly used) Logitech G710+ with CherryMX blue switches sounds louder than this
Nothing genuinely confuses me more than the keyboard community, but I keep finding myself watching these videos for some reason
this is my first time here and I don't understand at all why I completely understand.
i cant even type
I also dont get the hype of less than 104 key keyboards like do you not have enough space on your desk for a full size keyboard.
@@moneer7139 yes, actually
also they can be cheaper with fewer keys to deal with
@@moneer7139 It's not that there's not enough space for a full size keyboard, it's just that smaller keyboards give you extra space. I *could* get a full size board with a numbad and function keys, but not only do I basically never use a numpad or function keys, but adding that many unnecessary features gives me less room for my mouse (which as someone who plays shooters is actually kind of important) but imo it just makes the rest of my desk look better.
"let's get a little bit destructive" in the calmest voice I've ever heard
Me: "That sounds pretty good!"
Hipyo: "That sounds pretty bad."
Me: "Yeah that sounds pretty bad."
Pretty bad ass
This is me especially since i am not a keyboard connoisseur.
it sounds pretty good dont cap now haha
@@joaovitordejesusrocha7346 yessir
@King Dino the sound itself is good, especially captured from the microphone BUT, if you listen carefully you can even hear the springs and the "reverb" he was talking about in the video
That still sounds better than a lot of razers keyboards but still
Good job! You didn't cheat like me haha
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Yeah you got S C R E W E D
Lol
He really SCREWED you over didn't he?
I just built my first keyboard. It's a Keychron Q3 with Box Jades and a bunch of extra foam (enough case foam so that the gasket mount doesn't really do it's thing anymore and there's practically no bounce) and force break mod with 2 layers of electrical tape. I get maximum click with minimal clack and ping.
I love clicky switches. I had always used Cherry MX Blues before (an old Corsair K70 that I've had for 9.25 years.) I saw a few videos about the Box Jades and knew I had to try them. I ordered a switch sampler that came with Box White, Pale Blue, Pink, Jade, and Navy. Fell in love with the Box Jades and will probably use them in every build going forward, unless I decide to make a keyboard for use at the office. Then I might have to go with silent tactiles of some kind. I need that bump. Linears just don't feel right.
My office keyboard uses buckling-springs. It's LOUD and CLICKY and I love it. When I built my own modern keyboard for home, I chose the Box Jade switches to "simulate" the feel and sound of the buckling-springs in my office keyboard as much as reasonably possible. I never realized (most?) people hated loud clicky keyboards so much?!
People are so sensitive for the clicks sounds and I don't know why
@@waled7564 Back in high school my mate brought blue switch keyboard to play rythm game (click intensive games) and, well ..
i like using it but i dont like it when someone around type on it
@@broshbrolin2395 This I can agree to
yeah I absolutely love loud keyboards XD
it makes me want to type more and just sounds so satisfying. although it may be because I need constant auditory feedback or I start to feel depressed
Just posted my review of this board yesterday and see this. I knew you were gonna make fun of its pingy hollow case.
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@@euro999 hej
Tape mod more like pog. But seriously, that keyboard is insane. That slight metallic ping that hits towards the end of the click and feels like it reverberates and lingers for a few seconds really drives the sound home
While it is definitely not my favorite sound I unironically like it. Reminds me of 80s keyboards that had metal cases and super tall keycaps.
I have an IBM Model M and those tall keycaps and that loudness reminded me of it.
Hell yeah. I prefer this to the deep linear popular sounds.
I hear people say that the BOX clickies are the closest modern switches to the mother of all switches that cannot be beaten, Blue Alps. While they're nowhere near as good, obviously, I do quite love some BOX Navies.
Those things were insane! Built like tanks and about as loud as one too-you could probably stop bullets with them!
@@maikerugo they still exist. for about a hundred bucks you can buy in production model m's
From my experience with 3D printers, the worst source of noise comes from the printer sitting directly on the table and so the table amplifies all the printer vibrations. So your table becomes a speaker, basically.
In other words:
if somehow you fuse the keyboard with a thin table that can vibrate a lot, you could prob get better results :D
You don't want to fuse them tho,
The materials hitting each other adds to the sound a lot more than the flexibility of the table ever could.
Might as well just slap the table at that point
I unironically LOVE how that sounds. I want one. The louder the better.
Its honestly impressive that you got it to sound that loud. Well done. Now see if you can make it sound good again. Like, better than before
Oh god
@@HipyoTech This is the right move (and cool content). Now that you've destroyed it, give it a glow-up! Does the Q1 really deserve this fate... forever?
@@fajitasteve2116 yes yes it does
u know it's actly doesn't sound that bad has a nice ring in it
@@kninzotagoni3635 ..what
I honestly am a fan of loud keyboards, theres just a thing about hearing yourself type that is satisfyingly good for me
Same the same with the mouse
@@kilpzzyrandom yep
specially when you're typing in 150-200 wpm, hearing every click is so satisfying and also a way of flexing to anyone nearby how fast you can type😃
Yeah but if your around other people or playing with someone online with your mic on it's very annoying to listen to
sameeeee
I know it's weird but i kinda like the sound profile after the mods. Strangely satisfying clicks.
I love loud keyboards
Anyway here's a timestamp for people who're just here for what it sounds like
11:23
goat
Me too
I hope this is a sequel of hippyo vs Betty because that was fire
Meanwhile Razer: _Looks at the huntsman_ "Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power"
The extreme ping is actually not bad. I kinda like the sound. Not so much in a normal keyboard sense but the sound on its own is nice
Honestly, I really am shocked not as many people find the keyboard sound so damn satisfying.
I'm gonna be very honest. I kinda like how rustical the endproduct sounds like.
Also I am curious how the jades would sound like on this board but with all the foam and gaskets.
I was thinking the same thing! I've mostly been using linear but the jades actually sound like they could be pretty pleasant
@@machinaeZER0 Same I've only been using cheap reds and now for abit longer milky blacks from gateron
@@Daniel-dj7fh ah, blacks sounded cool! I was using milky yellow pros to start and then I bought a board from someone online with super heavy aqua kings - I wish they were a bit lighter but as I get used to them they feel and sound amazing. Highly recommend if you're still shopping switches!
@@machinaeZER0 My friend is gonna give me a hand full of gateron browns, I'll be trying those out soon.
At the beginning I had the feeling that the blacks were abit too heavy, but now I like it quite alot, after breaking in they are also silky smooth
i like clicky keyboards too
This keyboard is NOT too loud!
I love how it sounds and I'm sure it'd be a great thing for me, since I need silence all around but to be making noise in order to be productive
Lug
Lil
These loud keyboards for some reason just makes me feel comfortable. The loud tappies remind me of a simpler time. If I had the money I'll totally take that bad boy home with me
My current keyboard is pretty loud... and after typing for a few hours, it makes my ears start ringing. There's definitely something nice about it, something nostalgic, but I'm making the next one quiet.
same
To be honest I actually kinda dig the metallic planking sound on the final result. It sound honestly like the board is made of thick cast iron, and I think it sounds quite meaty and cool.
Gotta love a free thinker
Im sure everyone on the discord call will appreciate it too
@@ABIGD0G imagine streaming with this monstrosity
@@fillerwords3272 imagine someone discovers all your passwords by the sound of each individual key alone
The actual best sounding keyboard Hipyo has ever made. But if you're going for loud, a beeper or solenoid is definitely the way to go. Box Jades are satisfyingly loud, but a solenoid is way louder than any keyboard switch is going to be.
If we're talking about pure loudness, this doesn't even come close to what I think is the actual loudest keyboard in existence though: BeamSpring with Solenoids.
Don't think we'll be able to get anything close to that with MX or Box-style mechanisms yet, but would be glad to be proven wrong lol
I honestly love the way the final product sounds. Reminds me of vintage clicky boards but in a modern package.
this keyboard really IS loud. it reminds me of the early 2000s with windows 98 on a crt monitor! my mum typing away late into the night as i fell asleep to the sounds that could be heard across the landing. x) maybe this is why i like these keyboard videos so much ahahaha. thank you for making this :D
You tore my heart in half when you tore the gaskets off
SAME THO
Time to be a Captain Obvious and say that heart was never tore apart or else that comment would never be released
@ShootingRange its a saying
@ShootingRange MEDIC GAMING
@@explosion0191 how did i just see a comment from 7 seconds ago what
That was loud. However what you need to do are install some "air holes", you know, to keep everything cool in there. Could also maybe install some "aero funnels" that may have a volume enhancing side effect.
like a 3d printed waveguide as the base to amplify the sound?
I'm entertained that when going for the loudest keyboard they still keep a tame and sleek color scheme instead of also having a loud color palette as well.
So this may be the loudest cherry mx type keyboard... But EVERY "loudest keyboard" will lose to an IBM beamspring keyboard with the solonoid on
you mean the 5251?
Betty: *ANGRY SCREAMING NOISES*
*AKWARD WHISPER SCREAMING NOISES*
Lolololol these comments are hilarious
Hello fellow geometry dasher
@@drk_end5347 why, hello there.
@@SwitchandClickOfficial hi betty!
0:40 i love that we all appreciate the genius; the resourcefulness and effectiveness of the screw... while simultaneously knowing it is "fair cheating" and is a strategy that cannot be fairly employed again.
"This keyboard is too loud."
**SPRING PING 1000**
I think it's rather the case that pings so much. At least from what I have heard in other sound tests.
@@thehibbi box clickies have notorious spring pings. The newer batch are slightly better but still very pingy on every single one i have. Imo they really need that spring lube.
@@overkillonslash Thanks I didn't know that
"Loudest keyboard ever"
My teammates: " *You dare oppose me, mortal?* "
A keyboard not louder than Switch and Click's but actually typable. Congrats!
maybe I just don't fit into whatever sound keyboard enthusiasts like but it honestly sounds pretty good. the ping is satisfying and complements the clickiness. it sounds like youre typing on an old and rusty terminal
Exactly. Honestly, I feel like modern keyboard enthusiasts limit themselves too much. They would spend thousands of dollars for similar looking and sounding boards that fits in their narrow definition of what's good when there are so many flavours out there. All of the keyboard sound testing videos sounds very similar as a result. They might not be the same sound, but they are the same type of sound with little uniqueness and personality.
And I really hate the mentality of clicky switch = bad also.
@@tadfibonacci4926 There are plenty of keyboard enthusiasts who like clicky switches as well. There's literally an entire market just for clicky switches - which is how the notorious box jades got so popular in the first place. I don't get how people who talk out against the keyboard enthusiast community don't understand that the tastes of those in said community differ just as much as those not in the community. There's a reason the vast majority of enthusiasts, when asked what switch is best, will just say that it comes down to preference - because it's an entirely subjective hobby.
I see these types of comments on every single keyboard video, and they make less and less sense every time. You're literally making up arguments with the whole "I really hate the mentality of clicky switch = bad also". It's like asking someone if they prefer diesel or standard gas cars/trucks, then being like "I don't understand what everyone has against diesel!" when they say they just prefer standard.
@@heckingbamboozled8097 yes, there are a lot of enthusiasts who likes clickies as well, however they're the minority not the majority.
Just look at the market for good clicky switches, we only have like 3 good ones whereas linear and tactiles gets their recolours every few weeks or so.
And yes, I understand that everything is completely based on taste, it's just that everyone and their mother are following a very narrow and boring definition of what's considered as good in a custom keyboard. Just go watch a few custom keyboard sound test videos and you'll see that they're all very similar.
And I wasn't making up any argument either. There are a lot of people who believe clickies = bad because their first experience with clicky switches were cherry MX blues or its clones, which are not horrible, but pretty underwhelming. So because of that they dismissed the whole category of switches and call them bad. And you see this mentality in a lot of places, especially in someone who's new to the community.
I kinda like the sound of the end product, i like the ring bounce sound after each click
Honestly, doesn’t sound as bad as my old Black Widow with Razer Greens…
Still love my blackwidow with green switches lmao. I need that hypnotic CLICK CLACK
My razer huntsman sounds just as loud XD
A decibel meter would really help to get across how lout or quiet the keyboards actually are :)
I started watching some videos on enthusiast mechanical keyboards because I realized how bad the stabilizers are in my corsair K95. I thought all the custom work was for functionality and getting the best feels when gaming. Then, I realized the reason most people were doing the insane modding for sound.
My god..... That keybord sounds amazing!!!! I love the sound of typing. It is a sure way to make me fall asleep. And what you did to that keyboard is awesome. If you make any more of them, let me know. I would like to get one.
Seek psychiatric help
@@mercuryrising9758 liking asmr= mental illness
@@mercuryrising9758 huh?
honestly it sounds kind of similar to a Model M, and you can get those pretty easily
I love how loud this is. Idk if I'm just a psychopath, but I bloody love my keyboard as loud as possible. This shits asmr to my ears.
they should lock you up...
@Veikra why
factsssss
everyone calm down
this guy is perfectly normal
it is YOU that made taboos IN A COMMUNITY THAT IS MEANT TO BE PREFERENCE
so @Caige Mounsey, you're NOT a psychopath
I unironically love how that sounds.
Thank you unironically for the inspiration, I think I know what my first custom board is going to be.
@@Joemama12354 Too late!
@@BFF.Studios It's actually not bad and kinda disappointing. EPOMaker GK108 with Box Jades, and keycaps off a Corsair K98.
After using MX blues at work for so long, I think I genuinely find the click bars lackluster, as their range of sound is too narrow. The fact that the keyboard came pre-foamed likely also contributed.
It was genuinely infuriating to type on, so I just went back to my K98, which I almost think is actually louder.
@@BFF.Studios Because, and I say this with the most serious and unironic intent that I can: the cacophony of clicks and rattle directly cause the release of serotonin into my brain. I genuinely love sharp klacks, scratching springs, and rattling of loose pegs. I watch some of these other keyboard guys and their keyboards sound like hitting two coconuts together and it feels like nails on chalkboard to me.
Also: Because while I have MX Blues at work, my K98 uses Reds, and I wanted something clicky for home.
@@BFF.Studios Because I only realized I preferred Blues to Jades after I got the keyboard assembled. That, and everywhere I looked had Blues out of stock, but Jades in plenty. Even Box Whites were OOS everywhere I saw.
@@BFF.Studios Oy, it's been a bit. Used those same Jades and put together a GMMK RGB, and the sound is _wonderful._ Been using it for a few months now, and it has been quite nice.
I ended up getting some Blues in first time I tried to put this board together, and stock they sounded absolutely horrid, I genuinely have to question if they are counterfeit.
"This sounds awful"
Me actually liking how it sounds like🙂
same tho...
This keyboard is loud enough to make me feel more relaxed.
Nice video bro :)
Very cool vid. Glad I got it in my feed almost a day before I can watch it!
This actually sounds nice in the sound test, probably not so much when listened to in-person.
Hipyo: “Speaking of destruction”
State Farm Ad Plays (Guy says): “We should file a claim”
*Perfect timing😂*
what do hipyo, a hippo, and drop marvel keycaps have in common? “tall, thicc, and loud” lol
as a knockoff blue switch owner, yours is probably louder
do you have a k552 cus i have one
@@prod.damjann ye mine is k568 lmao
Kinda sounds like raindrops hitting something metallic. I like it.
I need this in my life. For some reason it made my brain feel good. I love this so much. It’s beautiful!
Man I love my clicky switches, I daily drive box whites, but you managed to make a sound profile that even makes me uncomfortable. Bravo.
My office keyboard is a GMMK Pro with all Box Navy's. Thankfully no one has every complained about it because I absolutely love it
that hollow pingy metal sound at the end hurt my soul 10/10
I've never seen bullying like this ever before, poor Keychron
I love loud keyboards the click is just so satisfying. Its like bubble wrap to me
If anyone wants to make a louder keyboard i think you should use a razer optical clicky switch and and put cement in the board .
THICC is like THOCC, but different? Man, this hip scientific lingo is throwing me for a loop.
idk about yall but i love keyboard clicking noises, they sounds nice and satisfying
Oooh, love it, the louder a keyboard is, the better! Just add a solenoid and call it a modern IBM Beamspring! 😀😎
The solenoid is the best
First : This keyboard is too loud.
Second: Can you do the most satisfying clicky keyboard? like this one but like make it sound good and feel good, like the most silent keyboard but with clicky switches
good idea!
I personally like the sound .
I thought I was subscribed already… ANYWAYS
Every time I hear Hipyo’s voice I can’t unhear, Willy Wonka. 😭💜
Now I can’t unhear it
Same here lol, i was just watchingall his vids as they showed up in mu suggested
Betty: ahh, an act of war i see…
this was startlingly loud, but not bad. i like
This keyboard is too loud. I feel like I’m in a 1920s newsroom and the printing presses are RUNNING
I used the even heavier Kailh Box Navy switches on my Q1, lubed with TriboSys 3204 and it got a tape mod and 1/8" sorbothane at the bottom of the case. Feels amazing, but then I'm a programmer, not a gamer. I would love to see you do a mod intending to improve the Q1.
Swap the sorbothane for 50mil automotive sound deadener and then there is a trick to isolate the top of the case. Check keybored's vid
Typewriters : look at what they have to do to replicate a fraction of our power!
Finally found the guy responsible for KYR_Sp33dy’s keyboard
I would love this keyboard if it had recolorization. I mean I still love it cause I love loud colicky sounds but I would love it more if it had better colors lol
Sounds like a propane tank! Nice work!
Nobody:
That one girl in the Starbucks:
I love how that keyboard still sounds better than mine...
I can’t describe the anger that is coursing through my veins. That keyboard isn’t that loud. My keyboard sounds way louder than that.
que increíble cuánto has crecido, yo te empeze a ver el vídeo de el akko 3087 v2 y tú me diste la seguridad de comprarlo, sigue así y gracias por tan buena calidad en tus vídeos!!!
The UA-cam translate feature is actually so good, even though I like to make fun of how it translates comments that don’t need to be and that are in English it’s really a life saver
@@GMFan true
_The oversized key caps contribute excess inertia, which decreases the velocity of the keys, and results in quieter impacts._
I actually really like how these loud ass keyboards sound
I think those return issues you talked about may be due in part to the box jades. The 60g spring is just too light to overcome the click bar sometimes. Also this keyboard is too loud.
The ping was real and I oddly enjoyed it!
me: it doesnt sound bad bad...
my head: **intense headache intensifies**
An American pronouncing aluminium correctly? Hipyo, I think I love you.
"speaking of destruction, you've destroyed my heart" LMAO
The fact that I think it sounds better then the first keyboard I had with blues
this keyboard is too loud
You can put a long spring inside, to turn it into an actual reverb.
I'm actually in love with that loud keyboard... like ngl, sounds like rain hitting a tin can.
As someone with Box Jades in a Keychron V1, yeah it's loud but I love the tactility and it's perfect with headphones!
I actually liked how it sounded in the mid stage; after the mods but before removing the gasket. I like that typewriter sound 😅.
Hipyo: This is the loudest keyboard
My keyboard: hehe, yeah, sure...
My keyboard that plays the vine boom sound effect at 150 decibels every tap: "im stronger, im smarter, im better, i am better."
tbh with the gaskets i kinda like how it sounds. its rly loud but kinda nice
It sounds so hollow I love it
That de-gasketifying definately showed results
In the end it sound like bass boosted diarrhea, I love it.
as a person that loves loud keyboards its perfect
The sound test before taking out of the gaskets sounds like my current keyboard. Cannot wait for Friday to have a new one