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@ratGTRules, only 2 sockets - LMB and RMB are hotswappable. The sockets accept both 2 pin Microswitches and the standard 3 pins. The extra buttons on the left side of the mouse are no hotswappable as far as I can tell. I'll have to open the mouse up to get to them. The removable shells only allow access to the battery and the LMB / RMB switches.

@nits1185 It's hard to tell but I haven't really noticed any such problems

@gyaniIsfailure Thank you! 😄 FYI - Subscribers will probably get an extra discount 👀

@@shahroznaeem already subscribed.

@Kakjung124 I've found it to be too light, but that's just personal preference. For the price, it's excellent value, in my opinion.

@@shahroznaeem For competetive gaming, light mice are preffered which is justifying for the lightness of the mouse.

@scorchsc It's functional. I've experienced no crashes and it's easy to work. However, it's the same software as for the Zifriend M68 (rebranded, of course.) It's far better than what Weikav provides for its keyboards.

@@shahroznaeem what are the specific HE features on it? Things like snap tap, rapid trigger and the likes

@@scorchsc It doesn't have anything like snap tap as best I can tell. But rapid trigger, adjustment of actuation point, dynamic trigger (multiple functions tied to one key based on travel,) macros, and senior keys are present.

@@shahroznaeem can you perhaps make a video about the software and where to get it?

@@scorchsc I'll try to do it

@user-ce1ko5ob8s - Yes, here's a link. Your anti-virus may flag it but it is safe. files.catbox.moe/x9zevq.zip

@@shahroznaeem ty

@ShauryaKanuga I no longer have the keyboard, but as best I remember, there was no diffuser on the Leobog Graywood switches.

Yes it have, with 0,04 increment

As @mochiiikuuu stated, it does have rapid trigger. Settings and configurations are available via the keyboard's software.

@@mickeyesteban No comparison at all. Lofree Flow is a premium product using Kailh's Ghost switches made of POM so they'll be a LOT smoother and Flow uses a Gasket structure as well. There's no comparison. If budget's not an issue and the requirement is low profile, I'd suggest Lofree and NuPhy.

@@shahroznaeem thanks. did the right thing then. I returned my K96 since its too sensitive and makes me have random ghost presses. Waiting for my Lofree which is arriving in 2 days 🎉

@@mickeyesteban It may have been a defective unit, but then again, I only used it for a short while when I did the review. Lofree would be excellent! I would love to hear of your experience and how it compares to the K96.

@@shahroznaeem uploaded a short on the lofree cause i received it yesterday haha. definitely fares better than k96 since the lofree needs more force to trigger a key press. bluetooth and usb cable has some latency BUT im using my keyboard for my samsung dex setup (using a galaxy s8), which might be a contributing factor

@afiqzikry6782 Typing on a keyboard with magnetic switches feels no different than regular ones. Similar to normal switches, magnetics also come in tactiles, linears and clicky. They can be lubed as well to improve the experience. The ones on this board are linears by Outemu and are factory lubed, offering a smooth experience. Personally, I liked the feel of the IPI Custom lightning switches on the IPI Rain 65M more, but that obviously comes with a higher price tag.

@@Nanometricalcatwithlapislazuli don't ask bro 😭😭😭 Some shipments take a severe beating and they showed no mercy to this one 🥲

@shahroznaeem ye ik bro it happened with my pc case box 😭

@Nanometricalcatwithlapislazuli I'm so sorry 😭 They didn't break it though, did they?

I’d return that

@shahroznaeem nah it was completely fine after unboxing but I hate when they send us scratched and damaged boxes😫

@@itsVadimYT0 Pricing varies depending on what variant you buy but starts at around roughly 70 USD (may vary depending on region.) It's available in multiple stores. Epomaker, Aula Gear, Amazon, AliExpress, Shopee, Lazada, MechKeys, BerserKeys and more stores as well.

Which switch are you using?

​@@rohit2809 This one came with Leobog Graywood v3 Linears pre-installed. I feel they are kind of similar to MMD Princess linears but the MMDs are a bit smoother likely due to better factory lubing

@@shahroznaeem ah okay, i just order mine with ice vein switches

@@rohit2809 Nice! Do drop a comment on how they feel and sound like once you try it. 😄

@@ffeeman it's available on Shopee, Lazada, AliExpress and MechKeys. It will also be available on other stores depending on where you are.

@@shahroznaeem thx

@@ffeeman you're welcome! 😄

Unfortunately, I don't see any similar option in the software. You can set the actuation and release points, have the option of configuring a single key to perform upto 4 actions depending on how much you press, but that's about it. It is possible that they would include null binding in a firmware upgrade.

@@sinsoby Yes! This comes with Outemu linear magnetic switches which are very decently lubed. The keyboard is easily hot swappable. I just modded this one by adding switch pads. Taking the switches out is a breeze. Will upload a new sound test soon! ⌨️

This one has Outemu red switches.

@@Everything-yj4tx you have to understand that low profile keyboards are different from standard ones. So for that with no case dampening, yes this is relatively low profile. Also we cannot compare this to the likes of NuPhy due to the price difference.

Thunderobot gave me this link. www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/3sa2p14sff1zlxx08ensm/Thunderobot-Keyboard-K96-setup-1.0.3.1-exe?rlkey=de7bn0b6e6awbr5m4g6h2ahjn&dl=0

@@ochakal62 Thunderobot gave me this link. www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/3sa2p14sff1zlxx08ensm/Thunderobot-Keyboard-K96-setup-1.0.3.1-exe?rlkey=de7bn0b6e6awbr5m4g6h2ahjn&dl=0

Hi there. I checked with them and after much back and forth, it turns out that it is hot swappable but isn't the standard hot swap sockets. It's a different form that takes a lot of force to pull out. For what it costs, it's decent. If you can lube the switches (would take a long time with some level of risk in breaking the board) it's a good one.

@@shahroznaeem Thank you! I'll buy YK75 instead as it is gateron switches. I'm not so sure with machenike.

​@@mohawkie1232 Air50 has GTMX Red switches manufactured by Outemu. YK75 sounds better with Gateron.

@@Drauzet Huano red low profile switches which felt like they were factory lubed. They were soldered and the keyboard is not hot swappable.

@@shahroznaeemcan’t swap switches on this?

@@TristanPope Unfortunately, no. It's got Huano Red low profile switches which have some factory lubrication. But they're soldered on, so you can't swap them. The keyboard doesn't come with spare switches either.

@@cristhianr4773 Leave your reviews in the comments! 😄

Hi there! Unfortunately, I don't have the YK75. From the looks of it, it would be very similar to this one and the Redragon K652.

Amazon US has it listed for around 18 USD while AliExpress sells this one between 25-45 USD.

GTMX low profile red switches. From what I can tell, they're manufactured by Outemu. Here's another sound test after modding. ruclips.net/user/shortsrf-Sojeojas