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WhAT ARE ALL THE PARTS, PCB AND EVRYTHINGI NEED TO KNOW!!!!!!!! (Wth is that lil cabe at the top of the case?)

Nice video! What key caps you used? they are so lovely

got the V6 wired one and been using it so far for a couple months with the red switches/silver and just love it how it Thocks with the swapped PBT keycaps , and just bought the K10Pro white with brown switches just like this one you have here. Can't wait to receive it with some extra blue and white switches as well.

I am still on my K2 v2 modded and looking towards V1 Max as an upgrade in months to come - programmable, 2.4Ghz and better build are just about good reasons for USD100, unless I find an alternative maker at the same price with better build/features/acoustics. Budget would be around USD100-150, but that needs to include my preferred XDA key-caps with cyrillic, and some modding stuff. My current K2 v2 mod is: - Gateron G Pro 3 Yellow switches - Tape mode (2 layers) - Durock stabilisers with popular mods - 4mm Practik Base for vibration/sound dampening (orange) - 5mm STP Biplast sound insulator (black) - Poron foam between plate and PCB - 0.5mm switch pads - PBT XDA keycaps 1.5-1.6mm (cheap but good ones, not doubleshot) - 1.5mm O-rings on XDA key-caps Quiet sure this beets even the current stock V1 Max and NyPhy Halo75 v2, when it comes to thockiness and silence, but want a new one. BTW, I noticed that not many, or close to none, options when it comes to cases w/o top cover, like the K2 (not considering the low profile ones)! More plastic/steel/aluminum = more ways to resonate.

guys to go 5:58 secs and look at his computor wallpaper....🤣

I wish I found your channel earlier I like your videos

Thank you for explaining the reasoning behind your choices and the desired sound! I have seen many reviewers throw this board together with little or no rhyme or reason and then complain about the sound!

What would you recommend for a board that's a little more expensive with a better building experience?

you did a double pe foam mod

Nah I’m fine if I’m spending money on a keyboard they better do the modding. That’s not my job. Lol

Is this tri-mode supported for the pre-built or barebone? Didn't see the 2.4 ghz dongle like v75.

I might get this and I am curious if you have to put together the pcb or any other thing because I think as a beginner in the custom keyboard market ( I have not bought one yet) I would like to know that. Thank you for your help

How does it sound foamless?

I recently ordered this board for 39$ with 14$ caps and 20$ switches from AliExpress. Same bord in my country cost around 80$ alone. I can't wait to see delivery guy and assemble this beast.

tysm bro this helped so much!

im gonna be honest, the stab thing is just a skill issue. its really easy to put them in for me

is this still good keyboard i dont need the best only good software etc

LOL bro, did you call the mode envoy the Porsche of keyboards?!?!?! foreal!? lol. It's a great keyboard and pretty underrated but sheeeesh

Hi, is there a video for modding higher end keyboards? At the start of the video I thought you were going to say that mods work for any keyboard high quality or not. I just got a Keychron Q3 Max for my birthday and was wondering if it is even worth to mod it or not.

GMK67-S has been going for around $40 on Ali and it eschews the knob but has VIA. Prices have really come down over the past few years.

How’s battery life for the gmk67?

You really have to try the Neo80. The magnetic connector, 4 different mounting options, the case latching mechanism and sound quality are superb

sick keyboard bro. Also wanted to ask how u know which foam piece is which are they labelled? I am looking into buying this keyboard. thx in advance

Great Video!!! I disagee!!!

I agree with you the neo is great for the price but I haven’t been using it ever since I received my cycle7 it’s just a better overall board for a slightly higher price

hmm....the video is good and all but I would really implore you do some in depth research before stating quite a lot of misleading info and if I need to point out 1 in particular it would be your statement that most budget keyboards comes with aluminum plate are very very misleading, the accurate facts regarding that would be most budget keyboards comes with a cheap spray on steel plate which sounds horrible and not aluminum. There is a huge difference in material and also how the keyboard sounds from both aluminum and steel, So I think there is a need for me to point this out and address this particular statement in this video. I don't mean to come off as trying to be an expert or anything but seeing as this video has 21k views it might also mean potentially there are people of that amount who thinks their budget steel plate is an aluminum plate and can't tell the difference moving forward. Also pro tip you can actually test if the plate on your keyboard is aluminum or steel with a little magnet, if the magnet sticks on your plate then it's just a steel plate and not aluminum.

I just ordered the case and the pcb to build my very first custom keyboard. I wanted the tofu60 but pcbs are all out of stock so I ended up getting the 65. Trying my brother's tofu60 really got me sold 👌

you got some good insights about the neo65 that a lot of other RUclipsrs arent really bringing to light. appreciate your opinion on it and can agree based on my own experience

Nice vid

bro OMG your board sounds AMAZING

Nice vid mate

that grip tho @ 2:53

Wish we could get that sound test though, I wonder how no dampening materials turn out. Other than that, great video!

Nice vid mate

Can you share link to key caps? Thanks so much

dunno, your stabs sound worse than my stock v1 stabs, even after you modded them. did they change the stabs on production some time ago?

how about mechwild's bb65

I just ordered the new V5 Max keychron board. Do I need the 100% Owlab stablizers or the 80%?

would the jwick black linear v2 switch be better than the jwick black t1 v2 switch?

The best entry level should be $50 Sugar65 lol.

I don't think this is entry level, this is midrange. An actual entry level keyboard would be something like the Neo65 (about $100).

I love my GMK67 and i agree that I got it specifically because it can use PCB mounted stabs and has grrat customizability for sound. I first used the packing foam as PE foam but that was worse sound that thr included precut pe foam for me, so i ended up using it mostly stock, but with polished cherry mx blacks, staebies and xmi keycaps. Turned out to be a very balanced sound profile, neither too thocky nor too clacky, very balanced. Very happy with it and looking forward to the GMK87 or GMK81, I'll have to try one of them haha Edit: personally I tried tape mod but removed it quickly. For my ears it takes away too much from the balanced sound and all I could hear was the tape. Preference, of course.

polly fill can short out your keyboard o.o and collect bugs and dirt

Thanks for the video

I wish u will got a lot of subscriber

I really enjoy your videos, you do a great job of getting the point across without talking down to your audience. Just an observation thought. In your closing sound test, the spacebar did´t sound that much better. I felt it still rattled a bit.

I got GMK67 for $37 shipped to US, some folks even got a better deal, I don't see any reasons to pay twice as much for a rebranded keyboard. Sugar65 is a better deal @$70 imo. Also, I wouldn't buy those keycaps from ETSY, identical one could be found elsewhere at half the price.

Though the same here something was feeling wrong for neo65 so I choose to go for the baeur lite and im very happy!

Great video! What are your top recommendations for DIY 75% kits (with bluetooth) between 80 and 150usd?

Looks like Keychron watched this video before making the V1 MAX and made the adjustments 🙃