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I didn't try the wooting. But I think that one is better. This is in the budget range, it cost 100 usd less.

@@jpbulbulian but I want something that can compete with the wooting that is cheaper and can do the same thing idk if your a fps guy or just a modder

I'm not a gamer, I cannot give an opinion from that perspective. The only thing missing in this board its the null binding feature, but some games are banning it.

@@jpbulbulian ok that’s useful

I agree

Hi friend. There is no way to remove the stabs without desoldering the switches. But you can lube it with a syringe just removing the keycaps.

Hi, V3 Pro

@@jpbulbulian Ok, thanks

Hi, the cotton its the same than polyfill. The idea is to remove some hollowness in the stock sound. In my experience there is no difference with the Tape Mod in tray mounted boards.

@@jpbulbulian Thanks! Just did both right now and put tape inside my spacebar keycap, it sounds significantly better, but i put way less polyfill than you and didnt put it ind the baterry part, is it ok to just fill the whole thing?

That is a good idea, I will try to fill the spacebar with silicone. Its very clacky right now. I put all the polyfill than I can. Now I note a more solid sound.

Hi Jan, thank you so much for your comment! I'm very glad you like the keyboard!

Hey buddy, I'm glad you like the video. In my opinion, the most important modification is the lubrication of the switches, the stabilizers came very well from the factory. Then, the switch pads on the PCB are a matter of taste, I like the poppy effect it gives. And the poly filling is to eliminate some of the hollowness, but it's optional. I'm impressed by how cheap this keyboard is.

@@jpbulbulian Thanks for the tips! I'm also really impressed by the value of this keyboard. I'll definitely take your advice and lube the switches, and probably add some filling to improve the sound. By the way, have you ever considered or experimented a rechargeable battery mod somehow? Or has using AAA batteries never been an issue for you? Cheers mate

@@paul9812-t3i I'm using this s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DdcMOIb are USB Li-ion AAA Rechargeable

Hi friend, it seems that it is no longer available.

Hi my friend! Hope you enjoy it.

Abrazo de gol hermano! me alegro te haya gustado

Hi my friend. If it only happens to WASD, it looks like a switch problem. Maybe the metal leaves are loose. Get a batch of 10 replacement switches and try replacing them. The keyboard is very easy to open, the difficult part is desoldering the switches, try to get good tools. Remember, this keyboard only supports 3 pin switches. Tell me later if you can fix it. Greetings from Chile.

@@jpbulbulian Thanks for the answer, no i happened to Q key also. I am thinking about cleaning switches with air can and dripping contact cleaner in there.

@@imonutiy Just be careful with the PCB, you can damage it depending on what cleaner you use.

I do have another Kb with Red dragon switches as well. Not impressed by their switches AT ALL

I think I overlubed this, it was my first batch, at that time I didn't know how to do it. Today I have more experience, I will try to wash them with mineral spirits to remove some grease.

I choose this for the crystal clear thing. I wanna a board with shine trough keycaps. One positive things is it has no wobble at all. The switches feels very tight.

That it's true. I think I over lubed it.

I would like to try the HMX. Which ones do you recommend?

Thank you!

Thank you friend.

Hi, it's called plate mounted.

@@jpbulbulian really? thanks, so is hyperx alloy origins core a plate mounted keyboard ?

Yes, the switches, pcb, and back cover are mounted to the plate.

I agree, I already swapped for this... ruclips.net/video/Rlh33duDXSA/видео.html

Hi, thanks for the comment. I didn't try too many tactile switches. Only the Cherry MX Brown and Gateron Brown, and the sound is very different from the linear TTCs. You would have to look for a switch all made of POM, now the HMXs are in fashion, which I understand are made of that material. Have to keep in mind that there are several factors that affect the sound of the board. The sound of this keyboard is greatly influenced by the Tape Mod. In the description there is a link to the video of the mods I made to this keyboard, and before and after sound tests.

Thank you very much my friend! It is appreciated. Keep in touch.

I think the TTC Superman are sold out. Are no so good the outemus?

@@jpbulbulian theyre not terrible but definitely not the best

@@OsvaldoPasillas they are very light and clacky. I would say they are outemu's higher quality switches though for sure. Just very light actuation.

Hi, the last LED indicates the battery level. Check the sound test section, in the first part its charging and then after the mods its fully charged.

@@jpbulbulian thank u so much

Amazon has stock right now, but not in black.

Hi, please note that the software to customize keys and effects only works on Windows. You can make your settings, save them to the board's memory, and then use them on Mac.

@@jpbulbulian We have a Windows user in the house, so it won’t be a problem to borrow his laptop for that. 😊

Hi, I didn't tried the Ducky mini 2. I'm newbie in this hobby, just tried the keyboards on my video list.

Hi, the keyboard has its own propietary software to customize the keys, macros and lighting. You can remap the main layer of keys, but not the secondary. It's compatible with Mac, you have to change the layer with Fn + S. Check the shots of the manual in the video.

Yes, it's all POM according to the manufacturer.

Hi my friend. It's seems that the TTC Superman are no longer available. I found this seller with stock, but in white purple keycaps color. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DejkfDx

I haven't tried the Outemus, but I think they are lower quality than the TTC.

​@@jpbulbulian Thank you so much for the timely response, it was very useful to me

@@jpbulbulian im a little suprised with this given i bought the outemu white version and it sounds just like the ttc after u add the tape

That's true, the tape mod stands out above the switches, especially in gasket mounted boards.