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Box Navy/Jade Stock vs Lubed
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From left to right: Navy stock, Navy lubed, Jade stock, Jade lubed I lubed the whole stem as well as click bar and top and bottom housing with a thin layer of Krytox 205. Lubing didn't end up changing the sound much (lubed Navy has a higher pitch while lubed Jade has a lower pitch somehow), however, it did change the feel of the switch. Lubing made the tactile bump more extended hence not as cr...
Cherry MX Silent Red Lubed vs Stock
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Bottom left switch was lubed with very thin layer of Krytox GPL 205. After the mod, the switch is completely smooth without any scratchiness and produces a quieter and deeper sound compared to stock.
How is 2018 6 years ago 😭
bro rly lubed clicky switches
TYFYS
Wysoka jakość wykonania i zastosowane materiały sprawiają, że klawiatura Dreamkey TKL jest niezawodna i trwała.
любит не любит
Could you please do a comparison with keycaps on?
Which one is quieter after lubing in your opinion?
navy will be due to less relative tactility; heavier spring
My focus are not in the switches itself, but by the sound of your clock ticking. That isso satisfying!
these sound like mouse switches
sound like a mouse
interesting
you should make a video about the lube process. is it mostly for the spring and click bar?
i lubed my box pinks like i would any other switch and they sound pretty based
Is there even a point to lube a clicky switches other than improving how smooth it is? in terms of sounds it will just drown any minor detail anyway
You can still hear spring ping in a stock clicky. Lubing the spring will remove the ping while keeping its clickiness intact.
same!?
Ayo we got the same keycaps
what are the keycaps? edit: nevermind, they come with the Epomaker SK64
How did you silence the click bar? I'm trying to figure out a way to silence low profile choc navys because there isn't any good low profile tactile switch on the market.
it isn't necessary to lube a clicky switch, since it reduces the sound of the switch.
it also helps reduce the scratchieness of the switch tho!
@@dagoose9570 clicky switches are suppose to be scratchy, since they are loud, what is the point of dampening the noise of the switch anyways ?
@@iwanttokillmyself7304 they are supposed to sound clicky not scratchy. There is a difference
@@nonculus yeah but the scratchiness increases the sound, that’s why we don’t lube in.
I love the tactility of cookie switches but hate the sound. So yeah…
those clicks tho
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Why would you lube a clicky?
Agreed. They make it sound less clickly. I can't live like that.
Isn’t the point of the box jades or navy’s to have a loud and sharp click
exactly my thought. Get some other switch if you dont want any of that.
@@DarthRiznat right? It’s crazy how people buy a loud switch and decide to make it quieter, the satisfaction of the key press is taken away
it coz our mums harass us.
I love the tactility but hate the lound click. So maybe you just have a different preference but for me it makes perfect sense to do that
@@johanna7096 then get tactiles lmao
Where do can I find this keyboard good sir?
Late reply, but I am pretty sure it is the GK64, look up on the internet
@@acidsilly it is
"Silent"
why is it so scratchy
Hello
Am I the only one that noticed the had the switches sideways
No
Nop
Note that these are already lubed, but pretty lightly. Mainly on the bump that pushes the contact piece and some on the bottom of the spring, on the couple I took apart. So it's lubed vs more thoroughly lubed!
stock means unmodified, not unlubed.
@@saltyitalianguy3243 Yes no argument there. The video title, however, uses "stock" to describe unlubed, or rather the light factory lube.
You should try it with switch films it makes it super quite
what keycap set is this?
jeez stock silent reds sound disgusting to use
I have silent reds and they sound nothing like this
thats because these are lubed and i guess yours aren't
@@tab0040 no like they don't sound this scratchy when they're stock
When did they retool the reds? Maybe the newer ones are different?
@@RednaxelaPrime they did it a while ago for Corsair keyboards but now you can just buy them
Imagine lubing clicky switches
call me dumb but i actually lubed my blue switches and it kinda sounds better than before. its still noisy but not as loud as before
@@shrimp3487 Blues are different. Lubing them can kill some of the click, which in turn tames the rattle, which can be a good thing, seeing how many people hate the rattly nature of them. Never tried blues myself though.
Yeah, all i can hear now is the "clack" sound not the "click"
There's this one dude who recommends lubing ONLY the spring in blue switches as it improves the switch and removes the ping noise from the spring.
since the clicking mechanism is different with jades and royals, lubing doesn't affect the click as long as you dont lube the click bar, I have speed bronze that also use a click bar and lubed them and the click isn't compromised at all.
bro y ur hands shaking that much
Reds are so popular but so damn scratchy
Reds are not scratchy, these are Silent Reds.
can i use box switches on my gk61?
If it's not optical, yes.
Holy shit thats a lot of scratch
AND PING!
also know as the mod that makes your clicky switch no longer clicky :/
Did this guys just lubed a clicky switch? 😂
It depends on what "lubing" consists of because these switches are actually lubed from factory, although it's just a small amount of lube on the plastic that actuates the switch as well as a little on the lower spring area. But yeah, I wouldn't slather these, or many other clickies, with lube. Especially the click mechanism.
It's a click bar so its totally fine.
Those switches honestly sound tactile
good point
there really not i got them and know i wanna kill myslf
@@chypurkomaxim8921 they are literally marked as linear. You have to read what you buy, it is completely your fault.
@@wejvi32 who said it isn't?
@@mrval9422 he is implying that he thought they are tactile, when the are actually not.
Thank you so much for this. I ordered some Jades a couple months ago and that ping is driving me insane. I was only going to lube the housing to reduce any sort of amplification but I'm glad that it works for the stem and click bar. Would you recommend the spring too?
11 months later, but yeah, the majority of the ping comes from the spring lol.
I did it, had to desolder all switches and it's worth it, but you must be careful not to overlube it, as it can make pressing the key harder. Depending on the plate material of the plate and case - the difference can be huge. I've done it in a plastic keyboard with steel plate and it became basically silent. The difference is about hald as big as red vs silent red. On aluminum plate and case which was louder than steel+plastic - it is not quieter, but still louder than lubed steel+plastic.
Is that normal navy box cuz idk if the navy box is a optical keyboard
Why do you think the keyboard is optical?
Hey thanks for the video
test it with keycaps on
i bought the ducky miya with red silent switches and it sounds like yours but lubed? Do you know if ducky miya comes lubed from the factory?
@@PimpmasterMcGooby oh wow didnt know they had that. I've gotten a lot more into keyboard since this comment and now noticed how good varmilo boards are for a stock board.
I would like watching your video of keyboard typing with Cherry MX Silent Red Lubed
How long does switch lubing last?
a very long time u only need to lube a switch once
Depends on the quality/viscosity/chemicals of the lube
The feel of the lubed switch changes over time as it breaks in and gets mixed with dust and ground up switch plastic. It will be "lubed" forever, but if you want to maintain the feeling of a freshly lubed switch you'll have to clean it out and relube it.
Usually 4 years.
It depends on a lot of factors, I lubed my gat yellows with krytox 105 just a few weeks ago and its slightly wearing off on a few switches that have had a few hundred thousand key presses since then
is it possible to lube them without opening the switch?
No
Yes you can you need a small syringe then just hold the switch down put one drop of lube down it and press it up and down a few times!
bikepedal no u actually can
@@shorts88144 It just not as good, as you cant lube the spring
@@LEK there's also spray lubing,, but i haven't tried it personally. From what i hear, its leagues better just to manually lube, but I don't know how much of that is hype.
From the Sound without Keycaps i think Jade Stock is the Best! =D
Them springs tho