This splits in HALF!!! - Dygma Raise Keyboard 

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@@ritatidevelopment7532 you can do to make it easy and fun to have two more like dead

@@ritatidevelopment7532 you

100% just want to see the tech presented by whoever is most excited by it 😂

Thats my favourite thing about it

Yes, I love how they have someone for everything else. I just wish Anthony hosted things more on his on.

@@estesb23 Anthony pretty much has universal tech knowledge

@@BenitoFan760 yeah, that's true.

James knows a lot about medical things. It's interesting

@@ImperiaGin Yeah! That's cool.. The Bones chapter was so irritating in 12th standard.

@@ImperiaGin that information is in the promotional material for a lot of the ergonomic keyboards he buys and gets paid to review.

Nah. There are many Twitch streamers who have invented split keyboards after playing Darkest Dungeon.

Beat me to it goddammit

Now that's a lot of damage!

this

Heck yeah. It's closest to a regular ansi layout and still feels great.

Should put silent switch on it somehow. And its due for update too

Agree, my daily keyboard is microsoft ergonomic keyboard from 1998, and i love it.

Moved from Microsoft's Comfort Curve keyboards to the Natural 4000 and couldn't be happier. Mechanical switches would be interesting, though.

The 'neuron' seems useless to me. Why not have two cables? One to connect both halfes and one on the left that connects to your pc.

so you like ergodoxes?

@@Adrian-jn9ov you can use two distinct cables if you like...

notTerabyte yes ❤️

I've got two custom splits in the mail rn! Can't wait to build them.

Dick my raised

Dygma Balls

Link pls

i did not know this. thanks!

@@SeriosSkies92 No problem! Here is a link to their tweet - twitter.com/DygmaLab/status/1262411912740028417?s=20

@@dheisman21892 I saw it a literal comment down after typing that lol

@@SeriosSkies92 Haha no worries, hope it helped. That is apparently what the screw holes under each side of the board are for.

You're welcome, Felipe!

got one sitting in front of me now :) it's a nice bit of kit, feels far more premium than my previous mainstream mech boards. i kinda miss the f and arrow keys sometimes, but i have them mapped to separate layers. It's a bit wasted on me tbh since i can't touch type, but the extra thumb keys and ability to use it as a one handed gamepad make it worthwhile for me. my only complaint is that i'd like to see them offer kailh pro switches, i have the copper speed switches in mine and they're just a little too light and fast for my liking, i plan to pick up some pro purples and swap them out.

I’ve had mine for a few months! The hot swap stuff is nice but I ended up swapping the entire thing out for choc switches to keep a low profile. Default keymap is a lil wonky but it’s remappable. Construction is good and it holds up mostly well. The way it fits together isn’t as solid as I would like. A post fits into a channel and it seems to rattle a bit. Other than that I dyg it

I ordered mine a few months ago. Understandably, things might have changed, but, after seeing an advertised 4-6 weeks or something, I ended up getting mine in a little over a week. Fingers crossed you'll get yours soon!

Basically. It’s way too expensive

I looked into ergonomic splittable keyboards (mechanical ones so the comparison is fair) but this kind of pricing seemed, surprisingly, normal. Did I miss something?

@@Ariane-Bouchard you're not missing anything. Unless you go full diy, raise is one of the low-mid(?) Priced one from research. Especially when it's also hotswappable

@@MrAcylus Thanks!

This keyboard looks lika an absolute dream to me. Guys, be fair, look at all the features you get, and the quality! And THEN look at the price. This is a dream to me and the price is absolutely justified.

Bagdadsky_Hornik SMEGMA is way worse. LIGMA is a dead meme. Search up SMEGMA I dare you

DYGMA BOARDS

Dygma means Παράγειγμα (example in Greek). In the page they say it's Spanish although it is not. Just a borrowed word.

Lmao I thought that meme died a couple of years ago but I guess it came back in keyboard form

Came to the chat specifically to like the first comment that said dygma balls Lolol

$300 dollars...Oh jeez!!!

I mean yeah its expensive but for what you’re getting it isn’t that bad

@@not1716 It's like telling "Moto razr is much fairly priced"... 😅

@@not1716 300$? jeez, i could design it myself and still pay less. 50-100$ would be fair, it's nothing new.

@@cekpi7 it's still mechanical if I'm not mistaking, 180 would be better

Its not a bug, its a feature, now you will never have to keep it nonergonomic.

😆

@@Alexander-xo5ho Sounds like the Audi dealership about oil consumption🤣. "It's not a flaw, it's a feature. Now you never need to change the oil. Just refill and replace the filter."

@@CheapBastard1988 yup

best comparison i've ever seen

FalbaTech Redox Gamepad , you're welcome. (SUMMARY: *IN SHORT, FalbaTech Redox Gamepad IS AN ERGONOMICAL GAMING KEYBOARD.* ) I've heavily considered it (there's ErgoDox and Redox variants, I'm going to talk about Redox as that has my interest) for Elite: Dangerous as it's the best 1 handed "Gaming Keyboard" there is. Short review: Logitech G13 , 22 keys, a tiny hat, an LCD screen, not-detachable wrist wrest. Razer Orbweaver: just no. Overpriced, uncomfortable and weird wrist rest situation (also non detachable) Razer Synapse, no thank you, just like the Logitech, they are programmable as in... Yeah, you want to ADD keys to your 104-key keyboard? too bad. (Since the FalbaTech Redox used QMK you can add F13-F24 and other stuff to ACTUALLY add keys) lastly, it has no LCD screen (game stats, news, PC usage was shown on the G13) , it only has 20 finger buttons, Razer claims 30, the Orbweaver has a 2 thumb buttons around the joystick just like Logitech did, that's 22 (the same amount as finger buttons in G13) and then the last 8 are a joystick. Razer is a joke in terms of headsets, Naga, Orbweaver, keyboard quality, the Kailh switch quality problems they had, Synapse, etc. .. A bit longer than expected, sorry. But the very short of it: FalbaTech Redox: Cherry MX switches with a good variety to choose from, it can be programmed with QMK meaning you add buttons to your setup, it has more buttons than the other options, it can be left OR right handed, the only saving grace for Razer is they once made a Left-handed Naga, but they never made a right handed Orbweaver? That would be the best bundle/combo to buy, even with the mentioned issues, *IN SHORT, FalbaTech Redox Gamepad IS AN ERGONOMICAL GAMING KEYBOARD.*

So like Margarine?

just shake it real hard. you will get mayo (with an emulsifier)

It's intention is clear.. So oil and water got mixed this time.

As a health professional I was quite impressed with the way he delivered it. I'm thinking he took some biology courses at some stage in the past (or more, heck Yvonne is a pharmacist...) it was really smooth and seemed to be personal knowledge, not reading from a script.

$269

wait till you see the price of other mechanical keyboards especially ergonomic ones. /r/mechanicalKeyboards The switches are already $1-$7(or more) each then you'll need keycaps, backplate, PCB, LEDs, cable, 2x arduino ($18 ea), soldering iron and some miscellaneous stuff.

You're definitely not gonna buy one if it isn't that much necessary..

@@RedFenceAnime the gateron switches are $0.20 each and the most expensive zeal switches are $1.20. The only way you're spending $7 a switch is if it's vintage or discontinued.

DavidFish which switches are more than 2$ a piece?? As far as I know alps there are no alps ergo pcb’s which would be more than 2$ a switch. Kinda misleading.. also what switch is 7$????

they've been violent with those ads recently

I thought I was the only one getting those ads lmao, I wonder how much they spent on ads

@@quinnf924 probably A LOT lol

I get those too

I get those twice every video fuck them

I think he meant that they included one sample of all the switches they have for the Raise but that you can't buy just switches from them. Currently, you can only buy a complete keyboard from their site.

@@KuryK I guess if that's the case, it is a bit scummy to let them taste the other offered switches but make them buy a new keyboard itself to get them. But who wants their switches anyway? 100% guarantee you could find a better switch option within the first 5 posts on r/mechanicalkeyboards

@@Shadowsphere1 they aren't proprietary or anything. They just don't have a store or anything yet. I think they even suggest if you don't like the switches you ordered that you exchange it for one with ones you like or get whatever you want wherever. They've been an awesome company to work with. Extremely up front but maybe a little slow as they are new to the industry but they stand behind their product. Slow in that they don't have a full store yet, there configuration software though useable isn't where they want it to be and are still developing their tenting solution.

@@Wereskeleton not only lemon. lemon with banana

hopefully he gets a battleship keyboard

@@flamestoyershadowkill6400 yea

Waiting for his custom build.

Mechanical keyboards 4 life

@@flamestoyershadowkill6400 and then 1 rabbit hole later we'll see him flexing his space cadet and IBM 5251

Bye

Then you put it back together, right?

I have 10 5$ keyboards so when i rage i dont hit my razer keyboard i split the 5$ one😂😂

@@krat0skrat0s69 Just have a tub of keyboards you just pull out just to smash? Did you get them in bulk via Aliexpress?

I almost want to buy someone a keyboard with removable switches so I can put a different switch type in every key and give it to them.

@@shawnpitman876 that's the worst idea ever but to each their own

Dygma Manscape

This is so funny i actually can't stop laughing

I swear im not being sarcastic this is a great name

Dick my raised

Same, except the caps button has issues where it disconnects the whole keyboard and then reconnects it

@@Lucas-ql7cu I had that as well but happens only on my work notebook and it did not happen for quite some time. Maybe it got fixed?

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Did you find out the name of the song?

@@t0b188 nope

Makes maDyg Raise

@@GegePandhega OP comment. Kudos.

I guess you could say .. we don't give the F's. Jokes aside, we actually thought a lot about the F keys along with the other keys, and what we found out is that using one key from the thumb cluster to shift to a layer that has F keys instead of numbers and arrows on WASD is actually a lot faster. You gain speed, a more compact design and you don't really lose anything.

I think that is a steal for an ergo keyboard. These go for so small audience that there is no way you don't have to pay 100 extra. (under $200 and you need to make sacrifice on build and software quality)

It is expensive but you can really feel where the money is going - braided USB cables, so much metal in the construction, really even backlighting, nice transport case and branded accessories etc... and really good customer support.

Manjushri none of those things have to do with how their stuff feels. Spoiler: their stuff feels solid. I have one of their keyboards and it feels great. Looks great too. Corsair also has a good warranty. Frequently their stuff is compared to razor, and tech tubers frequently point out the superior Corsair build quality and warranty. I know these meme keyboard reviews bring people out of the woodwork but let’s be real: “feels like a Corsair” is a compliment in reference to apparent build quality. This is a meme keyboard I’d consider getting if I did much more than game with mine. Being able to have my arms/shoulders not be all scrunched up sounds nice, but I’m done with school so no more essays

Brendon B nah just hold Caps Lock + respective number keys for the f-keys, it’s a one-handed operation and really easy to get used to, so basically no different from typing the parentheses or the double quotes

@@quangpham4372 wow, I am glad I don't know that combo, remembering if caps lock is on or off would be annoying

@@00O3O1B The included cables are the highest quality I've ever seen without going to dumb gimmicks like gold plating. Metal connectors, then thick plastic sleeve, then braided shielding. Very high-end cables and they're more flexible than those all-metal cables Energiser sells at the gas station for like $30.

Don't think he claimed they were...

Good thing he never said they were................

where can you buy it?

@@rougle_1346 on the Dygma website, of course