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Did you say "This is in terms of 2.4 hertz" ? [ 2:15 ] lol Did you also say the ASUS ROG Strix II 96 keyboard has a 4K Hertz polling rate in wired mode? [ 2:36 ] Lol Boy u cap!
I may regret buying it, it's so quiet, I'll find out tomorrow when it arrives to replace my Hyper X Allow elite 2 that is dropping keys and double clicking other keys.
bro i hate the volume knob cause when i try to increase the volume or decrease it, it increase by +4 ? Previous keyboard only increase by +2 which personally prefer. Also how do i remap the knob volume button if once pressed for muting computer volume ?
Looking at dual layer phone cases that have both tpu and pc layers and I'm not sure what's better for the corners. Would you recommend corners fully extra thick TPU or corners covered by a layer of tpu and then pc on top?
Solid review, I'm looking for a budget gaming keyboard myself and saw this layout and really liked it. I like how you discussed the ability to customize, but I do think you sounded a bit harsh on it for a $60CAD budget keyboard that allows customization, which you don't see on every budget keyboard. I'm not a huge keyboard guy but I wouldn't expect someone in the market for this keyboard like myself is going to expect it to be similar to a keyboard more than twice the cost. Flow and style of the review was good and I was easily able watch through it, you were straight to the point and touched on a lot of what people would be wanting to know. I think if you mentioned comparable options that may be better or equivalent, and showed a bit of the software or mentioned if it was good or bad it would make this review better.
Can you try the RGB in reaction mode? Where the LED only shines in the key that you press? I suspect this line has LED ghosting where all other LED on the same row as the one being pressed is also faintly shining. Some even shine quite clearly.
I m using liberty 3 pro but Don't get your hopes up by watching these paid videos and product trailers, don't get excited, we're not working on phonology or acoustics, but it's not worth the money. I switched to Samsung Buds but it's not worth it, go for bose,Sennheiser or Sony, Jabra,neobuds
I have both the Lucky65 and the Sugar65 (I´m using the Sugar65 to type this) and they are both good boards. True, they are not the highest quality alu boards on the market, but they are a good entry point. Basically you can consider the Womier SK65 as either a Lucky65 with a volume knob (the Luck65 has no knob) or as a tri-mode Sugar65 (the sugar65 is wired only). So if you want the best of both worlds, this a is the one to get.
@@user-no1df2ph1c It all depends where you plug in the dongle. If you plug it in within line of sight of the keyboard, you shouldn´t have an issue with delay. But if you want to do some gaming, it´s always a good idea to use it wired in that situation.
Oh hell naw dawg, this thing costs €230 on Amazon 💀 You can getting a Wooting 60HE (best keeb on the market) plus another peripheral for that! PS, any chance you will check out the YUNZII AL66?
Good thoughts re: what is a budget keyboard. It’s really hard to judge the value of manufacturing tolerances etc and features are hard to value especially when mixing and matching. But as far as how the experience is, well, that’s what we’re here for.
Can you do what you can do on the red dragon fizz which is have ‘the key has two functions holding down is one type and clicking is one type.’?for instance, you could bind that ‘clicking’ left control would make it so you the click the button for crouch and holding left control would make you go prone.
What's the life span of these switches? My taps/key press are heavy during gameplay. Cheap OEM's don't last long. (obviously cause they're cheaply made.)
Honestly would like this in a brighter white backlight. Beek looking for a keyboard to use in our instructor consoles that has replacable keys and switches, backlight, a volume wheel, and removable USB, or the K654 with a wheel I'd really like the logitech orion 610 if it had a replacable cable, and was slightly narrower. Also its apparently no longer sold and the K845 removed the wheel in favor of a key combo that requires 2 hands. I'd love a successor to the tessoro gram XS but with a volume wheel, that keyboard was SO bright despite being only USB micro B powered.
Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:18 Inside the Box 0:28 Minor Con 1:02 Biggest Selling Point 1:34 Polling Rate & Connectivity Modes 1:48 Build Process, Switches, & Keycaps 3:03 Sound Test 3:43 Extra Thoughts 3:56 Biggest Con (imo) 4:28 Outro
Just got this today, its really short and snappy and has a creamy feel and a somewhat solid feeling. I originally planning to go with the silver pro but i heard good reviews on this key switch and i didn't regret getting this.
No VIA. 1.2mm flex-cut PCB with a soft flex-cut plate makes it hard to mount switches properly and sounds leak everywhere so you're basically forced to tape the PCB. The screen makes the ball-catch system semi-pointless because you still have to unplug the cable for it and I can already see people accidentally ripping it out. And God only knows what it sounds like when you take out the foams, even partially, because almost no one is testing it in that configuration, and with foams it sounds just like any other foamed up board. Honestly, I'd rather get the Bridge75 because it looks less tacky, has VIA and it sounds semi-decent without foams...
Akko is really making the rounds with these switches! I've heard some good opinions on these from a few different reviewers. Might be worth a look, though I have strayed more from tactile world.
