We've reached the peak of keyboard design, it's true. But the peak is an ortholinear split keyboard with a custom layout like dvorak or something like that. Common keyboardis is worst things possible, because its inherits all bad designt from old mechanics typing mashines, despite all tecnmical limitations are passed, and i really dont understand why people still use it.
there's nothing more cringy than watching youtubers display their keyboards as trophies. These things are tools meant to be used. The hobby has gone downhill.
I was there too! I flew in all the way from South Carolina. Was my first keyboard meetup. Unfortunately I didn’t bring any of my boards with me as I didn’t know that was kind of central to the experience, but I had a good time regardless
@@bloxpro7563 both spelling are correct. "Color" is the North American specific spelling. "Colour" is the rest of the English speaking world spelling. Stop correcting spelling and grammar. There is no right or wrong in language. No rules, just norms.
yeah sure is a crazy difference. I saw a comment in the IC from clickclack saying that the anodizing is very difficult and special but still more than double the price is crazy
this thing sounds wonderful. on my keyboard i hear 3 things, the key press, the key trigger and the spring release. on the Noland its just one sound, and its so different for the different keys, sounds like music.
The CyberTruck of keyboards isn’t the flex people dumb enough to buy either CyberMeme might think it is. The floating bouncy castle keyboard design is both needless excess and something nobody in their right mind wants (a keyboard that moves around as you type on it).
Was hoping for a bit more in-depth detail but I guess it wouldn't fit in such a short video. If you do a follow up on this board I'd love to hear about more extended usage sessions, different switches and maybe how removing the sound domes effects its performance. It's kind of funny to see such a product while I'm personally moving into hall effect switches and playing with the possibilities there. Magnets inside keys, magnets outside keys, magnets levitating entire keyboards... fun times!
I actually really like the sound of this keyboard when typing. Id like to see a long use case of typing purely on this to see how it effect hand fatigue.
Dammit, I did not need to know that this board existed. This thing is ludicrous and insane... and I kinda want one, even if it is $1600 for the "Polar Ice Floe" colorway and their switches, caps, and wrist rest.
Sounds pretty clean and unique. And $500 is not at all unreasonable for such complexity... especially when you have fools that tried to charge $800 for that $80 plastic garbage that looks like a cybertruck toy knockoff. I'd get it if I wasn't worried about typing height and wrist strain
I just want a keyboard with dedicated copy-cut-paste buttons. These functions are so universally used, it annoys me highly that I have to start remapping keys to get this, when no one seems to be able to innovate them on the keyboard itself. 😂
very very Interesting board, this gives me a few thoughts like. How will it be for extended gaming, either fps games or rhythm games how will it SOUND with those domes removed since theyre there to create for feedback, sound and resonance and how will it feel in general because ill never get my hands on this lmao
Yeah right ? they made the whole thing float, thuse needing sound domes to make it sound remotely okay, adding a stupid amount of flex that can't possibly make typing any better, and raising the keyboard to a height that also makes it harder to use and require a custom wrist rest. Creating problems at no benefit at all to the costumers experience. If I wanted a mechanical art piece, I would buy a mechanical art piece, not a stupidly impractical keyboard. And as an industrial designer, mechanically speaking, it's not even all that impressive, 6 rollers on springs and 4 permanent magnets, I could design something like that in a day. For rich idiots that don't know shit about engineering, it sure looks fancy.
Some do slosh around quite a bit but most are steady unless really provoked. But most of all, I think as long as it dampen the force well, that's all that matters
Oh wow I have those exact same switches on the way for my lucky65 build to upgrade from my 3yo gk68. Tho I think they're also called hmx since hmx is the factory and sillyworks is like the designers or something. Dunno, heard they're new on the scene.
a maglev keyboard is like the falcon doors on the model x what do those doors solve that a far cheaper sliding door does not? take up more vertical space to scare larger predators? a magnet kb makes no sense
Am i the only one who finds the keycaps extremely uncomfortable? Why are there cliffs in between keycaps?? I like to glide my hands on the keyboard, my fingers keep geeting stuck. Why only membrane keyboards use quasi-flat caps
Hi, amazing video, could I please suggest you to include the music you use in your description (I'm very interested in knowing which music the first 30s is taken from)
If it was geared to be a quiet one. Like the moving was there to be the first layer of sound suppression while the foam is a back up. I could see that.
Are you making the comparison with cybertruck because...? Low durability? Arrives destroyed? Gets rusted after a few days? Chops fingers? Doesn't deliver promises? Or merely aesthetics? Because those look ugly af
Yeah the 65 does with just magnets only. This one uses magnets and the Lucas Suspension system in tandem to make the keyboard mount. So slightly different
wow I get the feeling you weren't the biggest fan of this one Scott! LOL I keep watching videos on this one hoping I'll start liking it less, but every video makes me want it more and more. Like you said, I'm one who already has pretty much all the "normal" keyboards I'll ever want or need (well okay many, many more than I could ever need lol), so lately I've really been obsessed with boards that offer something different enough to really feel special in some way. Such a unique build, unique engineering, unique feel, unique sound...can't wait to get my hands on one!!!
