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I agree that this is a design flaw. I have considered filing it down tbh :D

I find clicky switches quite comfortable to write on tbh. I think Linears are now my favorites, but for long writing sessions, the click is satisfying. Makes you feel like you're writing on a typewriter...ish :)

I think there was a bit of a change there lately. I haven't quite figured out what the deal is these days.

Haven't tried the shield models

Hi. I don't see how the hard drive should have anything to do with it. I'm not really expecting this to be a permanent fix. However, a new gfx card should give it way more life than re-frying the old one. Maybe some other soldering, cable or anything else surrounding the gfx card is not put properly back into place or maybe the thermal pads aren't good enough?

I have never experienced the red lines. I mean, what's the worst thing that can happen if you try agian :D You can't damage it more than it already is. But I am not expecting this to be a permanent fix.

Oh, yeah. Sorry. That is extremely dumb of me. Will be better in the future to make sure cables get to live as long as possible. Kinda dumb to break them like that.

My setup is exactly what he's doing here: ruclips.net/video/CgX2RZkpqbQ/видео.html

@@rostasi Hmmm, I didn't go that route, as I already had the Apple Dual DisplayPort adapter, just had to add a DisplayPort to Thunderbolt 4 adapter for like $10...

Not for this keyboard afaik. However, there are other brands that started to focus on silent low profile keyboards.

@@MartinAaberge would you agree to tell me more ? :)

Have you even tried 5 minutes of Googling?

In the end, it's a matter of getting from one port to the other. If you look at what your Windows laptop wants, you can start there. I guess HDMI or USB-C are the most logical ones. Good luck :D

@MartinAaberge thank you! Are the built-in cables on the back of the monitors used as inputs or outputs? :)

@@MartinAaberge That's not even vaguely that simple. Especially with two pretty disparate screens. Also for a guy that sounds like he is a total novice.

He recommended 2mm.

Thank you ​@@IMP_ROMIn Russia, helium thermal paste is very expensive. Thermal pads are not cheap either, but at least this one costs within a few thousand.

Oh wow. I haven’t experienced this. I’ll let you know if it starts happening and if I find a fix.

No. I use similar. Unless you mean the ADC connector screen?

That’s great. It’s all personal preferences :)

I’d love to test the Air series. For gaming, I guess 60% works well. I usually need my arrows at least. I don’t use the F-row much so ‘m fine without those. I’ll reach out to Nuphy and see if we can get something going :)

It works for me but doesn’t always wake up from sleep without unplugging and plugging back in

I haven’t tried the 30 inch. I guess the M4 should work as well as the M2. Maybe the 30 inch draws more power and has some issues there? 🤷🏼‍♂️

the 30" easily works with my M4 Pro Mac mini. You need a DisplayPort adapter, and a mini-display port to Thunderbolt adapter... I can send you pictures if you message me.

I purposely just got an Mac M2 (instead of anything more recent) Studio Ultra so I could use just the Club 3D Dual Link DVI-D (HDCP OFF) to USB C adapter on a 30" Cinema Display. It still doesn't work. The light on the monitor comes on and there's a very subtle difference in screen blackness when it's on, but essentially, it's not working. I even read that it's better to plug into the Studio Ultra unit last because the Mac queries the monitor to see what it's capable of, but even trying that didn't work. Went back to my old Mac tower and the monitor works fine, so I'm stumped on what to do.

@@rostasi Hi, describe the other cables in your monitor chain...

I haven’t had any issues so far. It has been in my backpack with a camera, hard drives (ssd though) etc. nothing has reacted to it :)

You must have a DisplayPort adapter inline

@@randomvideos9767 i have that one too. It’s still a good purchase in my opinion. It has saved me several times already :)

I’m not sure. I remember watching a video where it looked like Keychron is working on some new switches. I’d read the specs very carefully.

My guess is no as the 8 bit + FRC works so well. It would probably require more power consumption as well.

@@MartinAaberge Got it, thanks!

Easily done...

Banana :)

@@MartinAaberge Ended up getting the Q5 Pro with bananas and WOW. I'm blown away. Had never experienced typing like this. Thank you!

@@2811JPR That's great. Glad I could help :D

same problem static and audio glitches.. I'm using the new iPhone though did you ever solve this?

@ no I returned the mic and realized it was too powerful. Luckily I’m gonna be getting a new MacBook Pro or air so I will buy the same mic again and use with computer

@@lukeseguin-magee74 Mac Mini M2 :)

Thank you :)

@@AAkCN1 thx for stopping by :)

@@patricktrakzel9657 thanks for the tips. Nice with some added knowledge :) and thanks for the sub :)

Normally no. Make sure you check the pcb on the normal keyboard before you buy anything that can’t be used on that board :)

Awesome!

Thanks for stopping by :) this is the style I want to take my reviews moving forward so expect more content like this :)

Hi. Thanks for letting me know. I just tried on the us store ( ANDERSSON10 ) can you try again? And let me know if it is still the case? If so, I’ll let them know so we can get it sorted :)

Hey. I only noticed your reply now (when again considering the purchase). I am in Asia now and the code does not work on the International website. I also checked it on the US one - it does not work there too.

@@RzeskiGrzeski have you tried AABERGE10 ? We had to change it

Thank you for the quick response. It worked like a charm on International website. I am looking forward to get my hands on the screen and hope Espresso Displays is not releasing a new version one week after I receive 17 pro 😂

@RzeskiGrzeski That’s great. I love mine, and hope you will too 👍🏻

Hehe :)

@@da_duke in your case, I think it is perfect for that. I flip my screen around to swap between coding and other tasks all the time.