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Just in case anyone wants to know gazzews method of lubing these and his newer u4/u4t switches is to use a light lube krytox for example, hell even water it down with another lube i believe to reduce the viscosity. I have some really good low viscosity paintball lube i personally love using for mine. But what gaz recommends is using that lube uve acquired across the stem and spring no need to oil or bag lube. You donut dip the springs (get a good coating of lube on the bottom that looks like a donut, roughly the bottom compressed part and maybe another wind or two above them. Plop that back in and then lube the inside part of the stems rails and not the squishy pads on the bottom or the tactile part that interacts with the leaf spring. Slide the stem up and down to let it lubricate/evenly spread it. Reassemble and be careful not to forget to keep the stem bottomed out the entire time your put the switch housing pieces back together.
You could have took the switches off with the cutters (tried it myself) and of course you could also take off the keycap with your fingers. That would save you 3.50
My first time here on this channel. Honestly, I can get behind these type of reviews. They are more honest than I feel alot of the bigger channels are.
1. Get a nice braided cable 2. Put it on a rod with the desired width of the coil 3. Heat it with a heat gun for 15 min, let it rest for 10 min 4. Heat it for 5 min and let it cool for 5 min and repeat for 2 to 3 hrs And your done... Like 👍
getting a gmk67 after about 3 years of having an rk61, its not bad but definitely it could use some better quality, the gmk will be half the price that I got the rk for
I tried out 2 variants of the corsair k70 but it's just impossible for me to type on it and it's way too loud as well. I much preferred the design and RGB tho, but picked the g815 over it due to preferring it when actually using it as a keyboard. I couldn't find a g815 with the right keys, so ended up with a g915. Lovely keyboard but a tad boring innit
Thank you for spending 20 seconds on everything but the main point of the video. It really helps with my youtube engagement and makes me want to watch you more 😑
i had help from an older sibling to pick what switches i wanted. he handed me a Demo board for cherry mx switches to give me a base line of switch types. i figured out i prefered Tactile over linear and clicky. he asked me questions like whether i wanted stronger or weaker tactile and how much resistence i wanted. based on my answers he recommended me GAZZEW U4T which what i settled on.
I got the rk84 based on your recommendation and I absolutely love it, been using it for over a year it's the best keyboard. I might just get this one too because of the little screen
I was confused for a moment because it did not include these budget keyboards: [Amazing for the price:] Rainy 75 Chillkey ND75 [Not too shabby either:] YunZII AL75 Leobog hi75 Then I realized this video was from at least 1 year ago. Honestly with the possible exception of the Phantom+, most of the keyboards in this list are meh at best. Only the Phantom+ sounds passable stock in my opinion. I've personally tried the Royal Kludge models and my advice is "don't bother". For just a little bit more $ you can have an amazing sounding keyboard like one from the list above.
