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@@IKONIKBOY_DaBoi what? It's just a normal USB-C

I’m use to seeing the regular USB a port but seeing it in a flat form really confused me because I’ve never seen it like that before.

Sorry that’s my fault for not being specific, I was talking about the USB A port 😅

This is not a VIA tutorial. It was simply meant to demonstrate how the bindings work. Get the JSON from their site and load it.

@@punkshoo yeah I did exactly all that. It's not detected by via. I downloaded the json, extracted and loaded into via, unplugged replug the doio kb16, nothing shows up. The doio itself does light up. Maybe I got mailed a bad one

Thanks for checking out the vid! Unfortunately I have no idea which screws are used for the PCB but Monsgeek has a fantastic Discord community that could probably help. Link is on their website.

I do not know off the top of My head, but I would assume that it's the same since most of these boards and macro pads use similar microprocessors. If you want something of larger memory, you'll need to find something that uses an rp2040.

@@punkshoo thank you so much for the quick response!

I will always recommend a Stream Deck for someone looking to stream. These can handle some functionality but Elgato products just interface so much more easily.

@@punkshoo THank you so much Sir.

One of the modes is solid and then you will have to toggle through the colors. Alternatively you can set it in the Akko Cloud Driver.

@@punkshoo and you know which one is the key combination? cause i dont find it

I don't follow the initial question. If you're asking if this is a standard available layout then, yes, for the most part. Its a deviation of the 1800 layout. As for Dukharo and "Chinese" companies stealing things: White labeling is very popular on items like this. One factory produces them and slaps stickers on it for the reseller masked as their own brand.

@@punkshoo Oh yeah, sorry. I just meant if it was a common layout or just a one-off made by some random Chinese manufacturer, but I guess not. Thanks for the info! 😇 Say, the Cream Soda switch, that's your design, isn't it?

It can be

@@punkshoo Alright, thanks so much for the reply. I tried contacting MonsGeek directly but they were interestingly vague in their replies 😅.

Thanks for the love and noted on the deskmat. I have moved to more neutral deskmats so hopefully future content will be less offensive. Thanks again!

@@punkshoo It's not offensive! Bah! I was joking. If people actually found such minuscule details offensive they wouldn't be able to live in today's society.

There are lots available out there. Your best bet is to join a Discord community to have a real time conversation about it.

It does

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@punkshoo can you tell Me its layout since I am new to keyboard so I thought every keyboard has different size key caps

This layout is 75%. This site is a great resource for newcomers and should answer most of your questions: www.keyboard.university/100-courses/keyboard-sizes-layouts-gdeby

Yes. You can create keybinds that correspond with your browser's video functionality.

WhatGeek provided this unit for review a LONG time ago and they are permitted to use my video content. As for their customer service: I cannot comment on that. I no longer work directly with them.

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video! Precut case foam is usually just placed in the bottom of the case. There's no need to really secure it with anything.

Excellent! Happy to help and enjoy the build!

Can't really comments on the mode switching of the board since I never used it, unfortunately, and the fact they couldn't/wouldn't help with that is really disappointing. You could potentially look into getting a more tried and true board that is known for its ability to switch profiles well like a Keychron K series but that would involve getting a whole new board. Sorry to hear you're having those troubles.

@@punkshoo thanks for the input man , and you are replying very fast and that means something , much respect and love 🫡🙏🏼

I haven't tried it but I seriously doubt it considering there is no blocker between the number row and the function row because the V2 has no function row.

Didn't bother as the first build I did was isolation mounted using orings. Stack mounting requires the removal of the standoffs to allow for the PCB assembly to "bounce" and provides a much softer typing feel vs the default tray mounting.

Join my Discord community or other keyboard communities where folks can provide some real time insights.

Cant say I really looked but I imagine the PCB would work fine with any of the metal variants with the same layout. Just an assumption though.

Always happy to make vids for cool value oriented boards. If the JST connector is not pushing in it is likely that one of the pins is bend. Look inside the connector on the PCB with a good light source and straighten the pins with a set of tweezers if they are bent.

@@punkshoo ok tysm!

@@punkshoo also do u push in the JST connector with the with the only white part up or with the little silver lines facing up?

It's direct from Epomaker from AliExpress from their first batch well over a year ago. Might have changed since then and been revised. Thanks for the love!

I suppose you should just shop elsewhere then instead of taking it out on this poor board if you aren't happy with their prices. Nothing speaks louder to a business than when you speak with your wallet.

Did you try scripting in 2 singular clicks with minimal wait time between them? Should work. Who knows, though. I never could get mine to run half the scripts I wanted to so I ended up shelving it. Still a great unit but not for my specific use case.

I'm not experienced with mapping keys but I usually can figure stuff out with some research, but I couldn't get anything to work or save on mine beyond what the keys came as. And as I'm combing through looking for more info to figure it out, I keep seeing others say they shelved it or sold it too. :( I'm beginning to think I might have to do the same. I've got negative productivity out of it because all the time has been spent trying to configure it to no avail. It sucks because the device feels good and looks good and should be a great productivity tool but the software thus far is a hindrance.

I don't have it anymore nor do I remember but it should have been mentioned in the board overview section of the video.

@@punkshoo do u have a timecode maybe?

I don't daily drive any board for extended periods of time and these keycaps have been mostly for display. However, one of my more often used boards with Akko JDA Fuji which I use as my gaming board have held up swimmingly. In the year plus I've owned them they look as good as the day I put them on the Top 75.

Not sure what you mean by wobbly but I did a full mod on it here and was quite happy with the results: ruclips.net/video/E3piAvfl_kU/видео.htmlsi=uC9fFF6rs1zQVlLT

Puncture holes in the tape

@@punkshoo i did

@@punkshoo am i supposed to put any force onto it to get it in place cause im scared its brand new

@@punkshoo i did it i just put some pressure on it and it went it the holes in my tape werent big enough

It's acrylic. That is just how it is.

Yes, the keybinds and micros are stored on the eprom of the macropad.

@@punkshoo That's the fastest response I think I've ever had on youtube! Thanks for the review, the advice....and the voucher code! Just ordered one from WhatGeek.

It has down firing RGB that allows it to fire out the site windows of the case. The software is miles ahead of the Feker and Dierya offerings as well. This was also out before the Dierya but I would agree that it closely resembles the multitude of other plastic 75% exploded layout knobbed keyboards out there. Clone is a stretch though. Awesome little keeb with its own unique properties. Over a year later and I would still recommend it any day to someone looking at entry level budget boards.

The white version went out of stock and reappeared as a MOD 007 for +$40

Sorry for the delay. The Mod 007, PC75B, and 5075S boards are all completely different. The quality of the injection molding, the molds used, and the mounting systems are different. I am also understanding that the new Mod 007 uses a VIA compatible PCB whereas the others do not.

Yes. The switch that come in it are 5-pin. For future reference, you can always use 5-pin switches in 3-pin only boards by simply trimming off the extra legs.

@@punkshoo allright. Thank you

They are stepped encoders

Never tried

Thank you for confirming. I thought that was what it was but I spaced on the name of the game when recording the video and wasn't 100% sure so I left it as is. Appreciate it!

You are absolutely right. I had a camera malfunction and didn't have time to get b-roll for it. Follow me on Instagram and I'll get a photo up later today. Hope you enjoyed it otherwise!

@@punkshoo would it be possible for you to test if the knob works well on Sat75?

The Pare65 knob is a D-shaped friction fit knob. There is no grub screw or any mechanism to hold it in place. Even with that being said, since it is D-shaped you would need to swap the encoder on the Sat75 to a D-shaped mounting post or Dremel off part of the encoder. In short, this knob does not work on the Sat75 by default.