MelGeek Z70 Ultra Unboxing & Typing Sounds with Box White and XDA Godspeed 

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mx browns are VeRy tactile

@@slowmeal fun-e original haha

@@slowmeal literally the most original joke ive ever seen on a glarses reply im being completely sarcastic if you couldnt tell

@@fredneverdead773 i know it is not original

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What was he doing with those syringes?

@@svcp_ tuning the stabs. Flattening it that way it doesn't cause rattle.

Patience, and that should be it. His process is time lapsed, so imagine doing one stab for half an hour, or even an hour

keep tapping on the edge, if it ticks then bend that side down, repeat until no longer ticks

Just need a lot of patience Maybe this part ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B1TodVGvF2g.html

@@3ildcat thank you :)

step 1. Pull old iPhone 4/5/or 5s or even the new 12 out of drawer. Ya know , the models that have flat edges on the sides instead of rounded like the iphone 6 and higher (iPhone SE 1st generation will work as well since its the exact same frame as the iphone 5, but with updated internals) Step 2. Lay iphone on a flat surface screen side facing down, and then one by one put each stab wire on the back of the phone and gently press on either side of the wire to make sure one side doesn't start lifting off the surface of the phone. Gently keep tapping each end and make micro adjustments by ever so slightly bending the uneven side to make it so that you can sit the stab wires on a flat surface and it wont rock back and forth. Step 3. I never really thought about this until I saw (the man, the myth, the legend...3ildcat) use one of those big (big as in like 3/4 to 1 inch diameter syringes that are very useful for like lubing stabs on a keyboard without taking the whole thing apart or on prebuilt keyboards that weren't really made to be modified etc) and sticking the end of the stab into the plunger and then slightly twisting the opposite side of the wire thats inserted into plunger so that the plunger keeps one end of the stab wire steady while you ever so slightly make micro adjustments to get them level. Sometimes I've received my Durock or c3 stabs and they are perfectly level out of the box...but always good to double check. Also, if you're OCD like me and want to make sure you're on a level surface...iphones have a built in bubble leveler app without having to download any app. Just go to your "compass" app that comes installed by default and swipe to the left after you open the app and voila you know can see just how level your desk really is...all jokes aside. (except for the leveler app on iphones is a real thing, comes in handy) The purpose of using something like a iphone 4 or 5 is so that even if your desk or whatever surface you are using isn't completely level then setting the phone on it and using the backside of the phone for your base makes it so that no matter what you will always have a flat surface (and obviously the contrast of a black iphone against gold/silver etc wires makes it the perfect little device for doing this. In case you read all of that and dont have a damn clue what I'm referring to as far as ....everything. Go watch Wildcats new video of the Melgeek Mojo65 and he shows every single step (and if you put the youtube video at .75 speed you'll see him using the plunger/syringe without the needle attached as a nice tool to use for leverage. (In closing, if you are ever interested in purchasing a Melgeek product please for the love of god use a proxy or something that already has them in stock. Melgeek was a nightmare with communication and I finally received my Mojo60 ember dusk hotswap bluetooth keyboard after 17 month's. Despite the 3 emails assuring me that it had been shipped 6 months ago. 🤦‍♂️ They have some nice quality items, but it's just getting them to you before you die of old age is the issue )

Thanks!

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I just watched yours!! Nice work as always :3 Now I can share your video link to someone asking for not clicky switch sound test. Thanks!

@@3ildcat ohhh thanks 😌

Thanks!

@@3ildcat love u

yeah haha but not my type lol

woah!

지름의 길로 인도해드려 죄송합니다 ㅠㅠ 즐거운 타이핑 되세요!

@@3ildcat 아뇨아뇨 !! 취미생활 찾았으니 제가 감사하죠~ 좋은 하루 되세요

Update: I have lavenders, stock stabs and infinikey WOB

Thanks! Final cut pro

저 키캡이 납작해서 그런지 실버깔맞춤이랑 같이 잘 조화가 되네요 ㅎㅎ

그러게요 저런 귀여운 박스는 좀처럼 보기 힘든거 같아요 ㅎㅎ

overall aesthetic of the video: 7/10 the actual keyboard: 8/10 enjoyment: 7/10 building the keyboard: 9/10 detail: 6/10 editing: 7/10 thats what i expected i rate it 9/10 8/10 8/10 9/10 10/10 these are in order

그러게요 엘이디는 별로 기대안했는데 의외로 다양하고 화려해서 재밌었습니다 ㅎㅎ

이 영상의 제품은 그나마 제품 사이트에서 상시에 파는거라 다른 소개 채널같은 곳에서 쉽게 접할 수 있는 편이고 그룹바이 형태로 구매하는 커스텀 키보드나 키캡 같은 경우는 geekhack.org/index.php?board=132.0 긱핵 수요조사 페이지나 키보드커뮤니티에 올라오는 글로 확인하고 있습니다 :)

Thanks! I don't answer that kind of questions. Sorry.

@@3ildcat thanks...

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nrAqeoynxEE.html Not linear ones but he did with not clicky switches :3 Thanks!

no plan, sorry

Have fun typing!

@@3ildcat =)

not okay The grease on stab wires should be very sticky

@@3ildcat thank you

Looks like a clone of the massdrop Alt, with sound dampening. But I _hate_ the left side usb-c connector. I'm left handed so that's a showstopper. The Alt has a left and right connector on the back. Overall, this board doesn't seem anything special.

Not sure but I don't think they are compatible..

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