This Keyboard Starts At Only $100!? | MKC65 Review and Sound Tests 

For sure, it's very easy to build and it sounds insanely good

I thunk they're for the screw in stabs. Mkc wasn't originally planning to include stabs but they ended up including some woth their own washers anyways

If you can afford it I don't see why not

Of course!

Definitely stiffer. The softest mkc65 config is similar to the stiffest neo70 config

@@SimulatorTech Gotcha, thanks for the reply!

​@@SimulatorTech which would you pick between neo65 vs mkc65?

They're both great boards. I would personally go for the neo65 because I prefer how it sounds

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yeah I thought the same it's a lot 100$ even razer keyboards are less.

Yes 100 dollars is a lot of money, but for an aluminum case, pvd weight, and so many pcb, plate, and mounting options, I'd argue that $100 is a great price

In fairness, razer keyboards don't have half of the features the mkc65 has

I just got gmk67 for 36$, then 70 outemu creamy linear pink switches for 19$ and lastly honeycomb keycaps for 12$ It's rgb, wireless, bluetooth and usb plug, usb c, and modded stock and lube stabilizers and volume wheel.@@SimulatorTech

by the way there are even cheaper body than that but on batteries so I didn't wanted that and cheaper switches but I've wanted these ones.@@SimulatorTech

Yes, but your sub $100 keyboard doesn't have an alu case, a rear weight, top mount, plateless, etc. Your sub 100 keyboard is great, but "only $100" is considering the features, materials, and quality of this board

@@SimulatorTechthe comment is analogous to comparing a Honda Civic to a Porsche whilst saying, "My Civic is cheaper and can drive too!" 😂

He thinks his modded rk61 with ali express xda keycaos are as good lol