Thank you for doing We need a "typing in Korean on different keyboards compilation" or something similar Edit: I will watch the whole compilation Edit 2: I enjoyed these 2 12:29 and 47:23
Ipad pro 11 was too good man, the switches sound so poppy and can't believe they're stock. Typing angle is also really nice and build quality is pretty slim. For an in-stock product ready to ship I think it's great.
My Preferences: Orion v3 4:40 AR87 26:07 E7-V2 34:48 Aaru 41:32 Space65 CV 43:28 Really thocky and clean spacebar Quasi Alice 45:50 thocky, a wee bit hollow sounding Think6.5 V2 47:50 Think6.5 V2 52:32 even more clean clacks than above, could be due to DSA keycap profile Generally I like the bear keyboard sounds as well
This is a great video for trying to find the switch sound you want. I really like Milko-k and all the Pandas, especially at 5:07. A video with comparing a heap of switches with the same keycaps and board would be cool.
와 이분 대박인데 엠스톤 당장 이분께 광고 넣어주세요 완전 대형 유튜버분 … 영상미 속도 다 대박이네요 ,,,, 아니면 나중에 시간 되시면 엠스톤 밀키나 코랄축 타이핑….부탁을.. 아니 이분 속도로 들어보고 싶네요,,, 넘 대박적 아무튼 검색하다가 찾았는데 넘 행복 😆😆😆 영상 잘 봤습니다 !!
i had saved up and customized a keyboard almost specifically to my liking, even had a GMK keycap set (godspeed).. and i had to sell it as soon as i finished it to help my mother with rent. Alls i want is a Space65 in the future when i can finally get another one. yours is so nice. you have a lot of really nice keyboards man. take care.
Is there any chance that u might be held a giveaway kind of thing? Seriously, i would love to have just one of any of those keyboards. The collections are superb. And the typing speed are really another level haha
the first 2 cyber boards, F1-8X, both the E7-V2, space 65 CV, and most of all, the three think6.5 V2 builds were phenomenal, like it doesn't get much better than those in terms of sound. The things I would do to get one of those builds as my first custom moving from a 30 dollar redragon, hollow, blue switch, rattley stabbed, mess of a keyboard. >:3
I appreciated that you typed lighter and harder on each keyboard, and I loved the compilation a lot. I noticed that I have three of the keyboards you used.... Thanks also for presenting them so I could buy them!
I love ur videos man, im an early sub and i always find your videos to be so calming! Doing this as my job would be a dream tbh lol. I would love to know more about you, any plans on making some kind of qna?
question: for the anne pro 2, how did you make the case sound better? usually tray mount aluminum cases have that metallic resonance. did lubing the switches make that much of a difference?
I just recently (few days ago) fell into the rabbit hole of keyboards. This was so overwhelming for me LMAO. Just to clarify tho, on the bottom right, is this right: (top to bottom) keyboard case, switch, and keycaps?
This might be the most dangerous video for me right now, I'm trying to find a new 60% keyboard. I love the stock Anne Pro 2, but I'd like to try new keycaps with a hotswap. Do you have any recommendations? Also that Anne Pro 2 at 1:07 looks really different, what did you change about it?
The FitnessGram Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter pacer test will begin in 30 seconds. Line up at the start. The running speed starts slowly, but gets faster each minute after you hear this signal. [beep] A single lap should be completed each time you hear this sound. [ding] Remember to run in a straight line, and run as long as possible. The second time you fail to complete a lap before the sound, your test is over. The test will begin on the word start. On your mark, get ready, start.
One time, I went to teach an English lesson and one of the kids pointed out a typo in the Korean translation I put in for one of the vocab words (like say 마나다 instead of 만나다). I went to quickly fix the typo and glanced down, seeing that the Korean homeroom teacher had replaced the keycaps on his mech keyboard to be only Roman letters (no Korean anymore). I couldn't type without the letters. Definitely can't touch type in Korean. I can sort of halfway do it, but not really...
bueno....esto de los teclados mecánicos es todo un temazo eh! Primero está el tipo de mecanismo para la recepción del apretado, a veces cuesta más el apretado y a veces cuesta menos, el tipo de lubricante, también tiene algo que ver en ésto, pero más en el sonido que emite con el tipo de mecanismo para la recepción del apretado, resonando en el interior de la tecla, haciendo ésta, de caja de resonancia. De teclas hay para dar y vender, múltiples diseños, detalles, normalmente parecen como de plástico...a ver si hay más materiales a parte del plástico y la madera...TODO ÉSTO COMBINADO SALEN UNOS TECLADOS...NEW JOB!!!
