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@@2dr0z Yea the software is absolutely mid

Arigatooo! Yes it looks pretty awesome :)!

@@GreyWindowsBrokenSpoke haha 😂

@@jeffry3522 pinned it :)!

wait so should i still get this keyboard compared to other He keyboards? what does the review say, i cant understand since it's in korean

@@piedoom hey, so basically it’s saying that the magger68 isn’t true 8000hz! Luminkey claims it has 8000hz polling and 4000hz key scanrate, eyejoker however measures multiple keyboards and tries to get “real” latency results instead of spec sheet ones and the real polling rate seems to hover around 2700hz. This isn’t necessarily bad but the average customer would think that they’re getting the “best latency/fastest” keyboard since it says 8000hz. Still faster than a 60he but slower than keyboards with 8000hz polling and 8000hz key scanrate like the made68 pro, air60he etc. :) Eyejoker also has a website (eyejokerdb.com) where you can check and compare different keyboards and their latency results. If you use any chrome based browser they usually come with a translate function :) hope that helps!

@countryroads7998 depends on where you’re coming from ;) For me personally anything below 200€ in the custom keeb space is considered budget.

@@perciuscesar :(

@@Sxzz2 switch foam pads won’t work as they interfere with the distance of the magnets :) None of the wooting plates are flexible due to the standoffs. Personally i think wootings PC plate with the silicone dampener or the cf plate sound best. I know a lot of people like fr4, personally i hate the sound of it…

@ alright thx a lot

Haha 😂 yeah it’s kinda crazy how easily the price ranges have shifted these past years. I remember not being able to justify 80-100€ for a mouse and now the higher end ones usually sit at 130-300€

@leoclacks good lord, I've been trusting a bloody for like $40 for a couple years now, though I'd prefer a wireless one at this point only problem being they almost don't exist wherever I look for some reason

@@floot727keep an eye out for ducky ;) something is coming 😎

@@jammies701 🫶

@@SqueakyTypes 😎

@@thawzie stop the cap 💀 I NEED YOU TO MAKE LIGHTYYYYY TUTYY

@ collab

thanks for stopping by my friend ✌

@@theillmeister Vice Versa. 🫶

xD

:DD

Dankee

@@luk7n arigatoooo

@@Partyzant666 i always feel bad when i don’t have anything bad to say lol 😭

@@sabwiie YAAAAA

@@letenshi yesss 100%

not really :( Geon Raws or Jade Pros are probably your best bet atm! Both are relatively clacky tho

@@2DarkHorizon you can remap keys in the software :)!

@@leoclacks True however I would need to make the spare key. I can go without insert. But need a Home and End. It's good for coding.

@@pumpkinsoul12 yea really unfortunate if you need iso :( i personally have a dedicated iso de keeb for work…

@@ElecFoxCo thank you :) 🫶

@@TOMMyGUN_N any mouse can be good for cs2 :) it depends on your shape preference. From it’s technical standpoint it’s great! As for the skates i‘m not sure but you could use dot skates

@@TheChoiceChannel silicone :)

@@kodiak4u probably because they would be much more limited in material choices and not everyone uses rgb :D

@@BigRIp_ i would probably sand it a bit with something like 1000 grit. Primer and then color of your choice

@@BigRIp_ thank you :)

@@ronald0122 depends on your preferences! I personally prefer the l60s but i know a lot of competitive players prefer the lighter l40s :)

@@user-gq3eq5bf9t not at all :)

@@Papa_Martin hey! I‘ve used the stock stabilizers lubed with krytoy xht bdz (wire covered until the curve) and krytox 205g0 for the stabilizer housing and stems :)