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Maybe try a wristrest?

Thanks for stopping by! :)

I would say most long pole pom stems should work and provide similar results. Good luck modding :)

Good to know! Thanks for your comment :)

#Camp_Traditional

I don't add additional gaskets. For spare parts you can try asking in Matrix's discord

Glad I could help :)

Yes alu will tend to be stiffer but I don't think Shelby in general is a stiff board to begin with being a poron gasket mount

Haven't done side by side comparisons with same build so I'd prefer not to comment. Both versions are excellent and I would say the PC version has a slight advantage in that there's no chance of case ping due to the materials.

OG is slightly higher pitched but PC bottom is a different story. I didn't side by side test an og PC v 722. Volume is more or less similar to my ears

@@studio20creations thank you, both sound as full as each other?

@dranksoju they do. Can't go wrong with any of the versions they're all excellent

@@studio20creations thanks for your help, i was indecisive betweeen a OG F1 pink top PC bottom and a 722, i like OG sound slightly better but ended up choosing the 722 becuse its silver/raw and thats my all time favourite keboard colour, plus the 722 has tastier aesthetics and better geometry lol

As stated in the descriptions, I had used an SWK Neon switch for the spacebar to give that contrast and pop to the soundstage. U can try experimenting with one of your fave longpole switches. Hope this helps!

I would love those features as well but I suppose this is a budget gaming centric keyboard so there are possibly constraints to the features that can be incorporated.

It's a budget he board, that's why the ugly 90s tribal tattoo is on it

Haha u r right, I didn't make that link to car brakes 😄 does indeed look like it

You're right, perhaps Leobog can offer different badges in future for customers to personalise their boards

Yes i was shocked at the price point

Roughly 300g

@@studio20creations i mean the whole kit with the 300g of added weight

It should be just shy of 3kg fully built. I didn't weigh it before I sent it back but it felt similar to other keyboards around the same 3kg mark. Hope this helps.

Yes just tune for one side and make sure that good side goes into the stab housings

Glad it helped, enjoy! :)

While I understand there have been discussions that soldered pcbs sound different/better than millmaxing the same pcb I personally have not found that to be true. They are virtually indistinguishable to my ears and I feel like I am pretty sensitive to nuances in my builds' sounds.

I would say that under natural lighting it is fairly neutral with a slight bias towards cool tones and a tiny hint of blue

Thanks for watching, it's the gunmetal grey :)

What's cooking up there in your brain bro haha

holy crap im not alone on that

If an electrical circuit comes into contact with metal yes, but how is this relevant to the video?

@@studio20creations i saw you put the pcb directly without any foam between pcb and case

The bottom of the pcb will not touch the bottom case since the assembly is being suspended by the mounting points. Safe to use with with or without case foam :)

@@studio20creations thanks for the confirmation. anyway do you think using foam better?

@@studio20creations i meant does it affect the typing feel too? or pure sound only

Thanks for watching!

I like both of them :)

More keys ftw

@@NS10Fan so what?

@@nguyensonls sew buttons

I'll build another one soon with mx blacks and gmk. Stay tuned :)

@@studio20creationscan you build with both oring and beans and give your opinion on which one sound better

I haven't personally built the Neo80 but I would think most keyboards today perform extremely well, you can see builds online and make your own preferential choice. I am quite enamored by TKD's products, they haven't disappointed so far, offering very premium feeling boards for such low prices.

CN Groupbuy! 😁

I feel like one of my biggest gripes with these Cycle boards is that everybody comes out with videos after the GB ends, and by that time it's basically already too late. Sure it *was* good value, but it's presented as if you can still go and get it right now, and that you'll be able to get it for the foreseeable future. In reality once the extras are gone, that's it. It's not getting made anymore, and the number of extras will likely be very limited too since they've allocated only a certain amount to each vendor even during the GB stage. Value doesn't mean much when you can't even get it, and you already know second hand market is going to be unjustifiably expensive. To be clear, I still really enjoy all the videos coming out about it, this one included; the cinematography, the editing, the sound design is just so cozy and top notch. I understand that they probably don't operate at the scale necessary to keep making more of them whilst pursuing newer designs, and they only have so much manufacturing capacity so they can't just take some unlimited number of orders. And ultimately, more options like this at this price range is a good thing, even if they can't be available forever. It just really irks me is all, given how good these boards are presented to be compared to their contemporaries in the same price bracket. And for me personally, it's especially because this is the one Cycle board that would actually interest me since I just don't find layouts smaller than TKL to be practical for my use case. I just barely missed it by the time life permitted me to come back to the hobby in earnest, and it feels like people discussing it revel in the fact that people missed it and it won't rerun for them after the fact. Just feels kinda bad.

@alicec2033 thanks for dropping by and sharing your thoughts. Unfortunately being a small channel I wasn't sent a prototype to make a video prior to the gb hence I had to purchase from the china gb that was ran earlier before the international. Video is thus unfortunately late. Do keep an eye out for extras or from the secondary market. I think it's an exceptional good TKL even before considering the low price point. Good luck :)

@@studio20creations Thank you! ^^ I didn't mean anything against you in particular, everybody presents the board in that same light despite posting after it ended, and it was starting to frustrate me ^^; Either way, best of luck to you too! Your channel and content are phenomenal, I'm confident you'll make it big :)

Alu plate on this is pretty firm with some dampening. Not too much of a flex

@@studio20creations great. Thanks!

Glad u enjoyed the build vid :)

Yes i liked o-ring mounted more as well :)

Was the hiney hotswap

Haha yea subtle differences if looking from top down

Simple yet so effective :)

Been a little busy with work and family. Hope to make more vids whenever I get some free time :)

Glad to have u here, appreciate your sub and your support!

204 is a happy medium for me retaining a clacky sound profile while providing a smooth lubricated feel. I generally apply a super thin coat so never had issues of lube pooling over time. Hope this helps :)

@@studio20creations have you tried 3204 or 3203? If so, how does it compare to using 204g0?

@@JesusXina Yes to be honest I can't really tell them apart after application. I know some users claim slightly different sound profiles to tribosys lubes vs krytox but perhaps as I coat extremely thinly I don't find there to be a discernible difference.

Yes bridging also fixed the led connection