Honestly, when I first got the keyboard, I was absolutely astonished at how high quality the board felt. I paired the keyboard with Akko V3 Cream Blues, and the sound profile was even more mind-blowing. For the price you pay, around $70, you feel like you are getting something worth $200. Obviously, its not going to feel as premium as some of the more expensive boards, but this thing feels more premium than any other keyboard I have touched in this price range. If anyone is in the fence about getting it or not, get it. You will not have any regrets.
What polling rate are you getting? I'm only getting 500Hz when testing it with Keyboard Inspector 0.4.0. I'm on firmware V4.0.0-I don't even know if that's the latest version, but it's what I got when I updated the software. I've heard that when people update their firmware on this board, the polling rate doesn't reach the claimed 1000Hz.
This was a pretty competent video for someone new to keyboarding! The main thing you got wrong was the pricing of things and really how to configure a board for sound/feel. The Hi75 is amazing value at 60-75 barebones, one of the best sounding budget boards to ever exist, but the switches and caps are very low end and insanely overpriced. The XDA cap profile is amazing for the fact that it's easy to dyesub and you can move novelties to any position on the board (all being the same height, leading to there being TONS of colorways), but are absolutely horrid to actually type and game on, among the worst available... That set you got should be about 9-15 bucks max, and the stem warping issue you had actually isn't even expected at that price, there are tons of totally fine cap sets in that price range. You can get incredible sets like Akko MDA white/building/cream for 30-40, Ghost Judges for 25-44, Ai Fei ABS for 9-20 single sets or 25-35 for huge double color sets, and more... The Outemu Panda price shown is insane as well... that's very high-end switch pricing for extreme budget switches... A 90 pack should go for less than 16 bucks, not 54, and outemu make better switches like the Jade Pinks (normal linear but uniquely quiet) and Jade Yellows (silent tactile) and Milk Tea (super deep brown-like tactile) for the same price. Outemu are also the manufacturer of Gazzew switches and now Akko's Pro lineup. But there are a wealth of very nice pre-lubed switches in 90-110 packs for 20-35 bucks. Akko, MMD, Gat SIlvers, Wuque Studios, Leobog, Kailh Box White/Jade, etc. There's a very quick and easy mod you can to to stabilizers to make them 100% tick and rattle free, genuinely like magic and way easier than the old Holee Mod. It's called the "Plumbers Tape Wrap Mod" with a simple dip in dielectric grease after (though you can use krytox if you have it, but it's a bit wasteful on budget stabilizers). Stabilizer rattle and tick alone genuinely gatekeep a board from sounding premium while no matter what board/switches/caps/etc, but it's such a cheap and easy fix, you don't need high end replacement stabilizers at all anymore, though TPU doubleshot ones (that use the same principle as the PTFE tape wrap) do exist now and can save the effort, just at a vastly higher cost vs 5 cents of plumbers tape. If you want I can recommend some different cap and switch sets to try, and some guidance on potential mods, if you want to do an update video to show how huge of an upgrade the right ones can be, even to an amazing stock board like the Hi75.
Yo appreciate the super detailed help! This was my second keyboard build so my research and exposure has only gotten me so far for now and this extra information that directly relevant to the build is really helpful! I think with the keycaps the warp may be because of that uniform shape, where they've been dyed in different physical orientations after leaving the mold. Prices were from the retailer that sent the products. I'd love some likes or recommendations on where to find the best deals on parts for Future builds though. I'll look into that plumbers tape wrap mod and stabilisers. I'm yet to start exploring stabiliser mods. So yeah if you've got some recommendations on gold value parts and cheap place's to buy from I'm all for it. I was always worried about getting into custom keyboards because of the price but it seems there are some great value buys out there if you know what to look for!
Hey! After reading your comment I can't help but ask what your preferred switches are for the Hi75, It would also help if you include a thocky switch as that is the sound profile I am trying to achieve. TY
How aren't you getting more attention. Your channel is amazing I have watched your 2 latest videos and before I looked at the sub count I thought you had at least 200k. Amazing to see and be at the rise of something amazing keep it up. Don't let the late long hours of editing stop you from what you've passionate about. Amazing truly mesmorising. ❤❤❤
Wow really appreciate the support ❤️ I've recently gone full time for my RUclips content so I'm hoping that having the ability to upload more frequently and complete some larger unique projects will help grow the channel. Either way, I'm really excited to share what I'm working on this week, been a few months in the making 🔥
I've just come across your channel and just wanted to give you props on the great quality videos. Also, nice to see an Aussie producing such high-quality videos as well. Kepp it up man!
G'Day Kyle! always exciting to see a fellow Aussie too 😄🤙 I really put in effort to give you a great video so appreciate the compliment on quality. Checkout my latest desk build to see where this keyboard is going to be living.
The production quality is top notch! Can’t wait for this channel to pop off :) If you’re ever inclined, another pretty popular budget build keyboard going around is the GMK67. I’d love to see a video from you on that!
Thank you :) I Appreciate you letting me know. Whenever I watch a keyboard review I usually wonder about the software and certain features, so good to know you found them useful in my video.
Heeeey new subs here :) after viewing this instead of finding another info on this hi75, i got stuck on your ch and watched the vids 🤣🤣🤣.This is the only keyboard review thats quick and with loaded information, its because of this review why i wanted to get one gor my self. However can i confirm because i really need a feature on macro that was not shown here, is there an option to have a loop mode as well on/off for macro on/off is like tou record/set the macro and it would keep repeating it from the top until you press the set macro key again, also can you set the delay and whats the lowest one, also your rgb desk fantabulous 😍😍😍😍
After every shutdown keyboard goes to the default RGB and key bindings. My RGB setup and macros got reset then I have to open the software and apply them again. They stay save in the software only. Is there any way to preserve RGB and macros even after shutdown in the keyboard?
Weird mine doesn't to that, my RGB has held and I use my custom print screen keybind every day without opening the software. Do you have a firmware update available in the software?
I've done a video on the M1W, believe it's the same but has wireless multimodal. From my tests the Hi75 performed better so I've since switched back to it. Really love it's sound too
Hi. Great Video but 1 thing to take note is that this board is casted aluminium and not CNC aluminium. They do have seperate knob on their shop on taobao.
The software doesn't open after I've downloaded it. I've contacted support and done everything possible that could fix it. Still doesn't work. Any suggestions?
Yes Windows Key works fine for me when Windows Mode is selected. Maybe make sure you don't have any of the Gaming modes toggled on as they could disable windows.
Oh it's such an annoying flaw about this keyboard! The software doesn't have any driver updates so no, I haven't figured out a way to customise them. :(
The soft is good, but does anybody else have the problem with saving settings? I set my knob to office mod and LED to custom, and it all goes to default when I restart windows, or disconnect the keeb
that 3 light indicators on the right side always bother the aesthetic tf out of me, it's like a memento of the old cheap plastic keyboard, so it's a deal breaker for me, might go sugar65 or m1w.
Oh man it really does when I looked at it from an aesthetic point too, they even included this ugly metal sticker with legends to draw more attention to it 😂 But, I do have to say, from daily use I don't notice it at all. Interesting you mention the M1W, I actually have one on the way right now for review. But that video will be at least 3 weeks away once it arrives in the studio.
I can recommend and at least credit the original plastic keycap set from melgeek in case anyone is interested, their quality is great. Its my favorite set.
Yeah I'm starting to find them quite interesting, as a really easy custom tech project. Kind of like Lego for PCs, but then it can really change how using your Computer feels. For sure not essential but it is fun
ruclips.net/video/THth51iqC6k/видео.html I made it myself as a method to test latency. I've got an idea to improve it by adding a screen that can also display the latency added by the relay circuit but in general it works well enough for a ballpark figure. If link doesn't come through the Video is called "how slow is my keyboard"
Thank you so much for this awesome video! I am really impressed by the tastings you did especially for the gaming capability. I think this board is awesome knowing I can get it for $40 here in my country. :)
Amazing video editing, probably the best I've seen from the keyboard ytbers so far. Very informative, Satisfying, straightforward and a bit of a cinematography there all in one love it!!!
Hey great review! Any idea what the latency is for the super popular Weikav Sugar65 keyboard (aluminum CNC under $75 as well)? And do you think the difference in latency will matter if I'm gaming competitively?
Looking at buying this. I have a Skyloon G75 and I love it but I need a board for work and can't go back from aluminium. Just want to say a massive thanks for being one of the few Australian youtubers who actually posts Australian prices.
Hello, I am thinking of buying a custom keyboard. In my mind, I was torn between these three: weikav sugar65 leobog hi75 and hj snake al75. Which one do you think I should choose? sugar65 and al75 have f4 plate. Is this a plus?
Yeah that's what the latency test was for, it's got the low latency response time making it great for gaming. A lot of "custom keyboard" processors are slow, this one seems to be quite responsive 🤙
@@camshand I only shipped it to Taiwan tho, the Hi75 itself on Taobao is 199RMB. I have to pay the part where I ship it from China to Taiwan myself as that part is not included in the "shipment included" price since they only cover the shipment inside China. For me, the cost to ship it to Taiwan is probably 23 RMB, which is 3$ USD.
I have the exact same board, your review is really high-quality and intuitive. Great production quality, i have yet to see a single youtuber who gets into this much detail on the keyboard itself especially with the software/rgb and gaming side. 😁👍 thank you for the review Note: from my testing, i’ve found that lower debounce stage may cause some potential double clicks, so potentially be vary on that!
Oh cool! It's a great value buy for what you get, just wish the function row wasn't locked down in the software, maybe a future update fixes it. And yeah I've been typing and had no issues yet on denounce 1, which is why I speculated it could be a switch specific issue as to how the contacts are made. What switches did you pick for your build?
@@camshand i had gone with the akko v3 cream pro switches, i believe that the debounce issue is probably only persistent when playing games like osu! (Rhythm games) I doubt it would become an issue with typing, so shouldn’t be a cause for concern ☺️ i increase my debounce and everything works fine
Oh man it's really stuck in there. I had to pry pretty hard to get it off. Pull straight up on the outer, felt like I was going to break it but it eventually popped off
@@camshand appreciate the response man.. finally got it off. But man did it fought hard. i agree that it felt like its gonna break off. Luckily it didnt!
Good question, I built and coded my own latency testing device that will trick a keyboard into thinking a key was pressed and then log the latency of keystrokes once registered with the computer. You can watch the Video here 👉 ruclips.net/video/THth51iqC6k/видео.html
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Honestly, when I first got the keyboard, I was absolutely astonished at how high quality the board felt. I paired the keyboard with Akko V3 Cream Blues, and the sound profile was even more mind-blowing. For the price you pay, around $70, you feel like you are getting something worth $200. Obviously, its not going to feel as premium as some of the more expensive boards, but this thing feels more premium than any other keyboard I have touched in this price range. If anyone is in the fence about getting it or not, get it. You will not have any regrets.
The best way to put your switches is before assembly, assemble first your plate/pcb then put the switches then put it in the case.
What polling rate are you getting? I'm only getting 500Hz when testing it with Keyboard Inspector 0.4.0. I'm on firmware V4.0.0-I don't even know if that's the latest version, but it's what I got when I updated the software. I've heard that when people update their firmware on this board, the polling rate doesn't reach the claimed 1000Hz.
This was a pretty competent video for someone new to keyboarding! The main thing you got wrong was the pricing of things and really how to configure a board for sound/feel. The Hi75 is amazing value at 60-75 barebones, one of the best sounding budget boards to ever exist, but the switches and caps are very low end and insanely overpriced.
The XDA cap profile is amazing for the fact that it's easy to dyesub and you can move novelties to any position on the board (all being the same height, leading to there being TONS of colorways), but are absolutely horrid to actually type and game on, among the worst available... That set you got should be about 9-15 bucks max, and the stem warping issue you had actually isn't even expected at that price, there are tons of totally fine cap sets in that price range. You can get incredible sets like Akko MDA white/building/cream for 30-40, Ghost Judges for 25-44, Ai Fei ABS for 9-20 single sets or 25-35 for huge double color sets, and more...
The Outemu Panda price shown is insane as well... that's very high-end switch pricing for extreme budget switches... A 90 pack should go for less than 16 bucks, not 54, and outemu make better switches like the Jade Pinks (normal linear but uniquely quiet) and Jade Yellows (silent tactile) and Milk Tea (super deep brown-like tactile) for the same price. Outemu are also the manufacturer of Gazzew switches and now Akko's Pro lineup. But there are a wealth of very nice pre-lubed switches in 90-110 packs for 20-35 bucks. Akko, MMD, Gat SIlvers, Wuque Studios, Leobog, Kailh Box White/Jade, etc.
There's a very quick and easy mod you can to to stabilizers to make them 100% tick and rattle free, genuinely like magic and way easier than the old Holee Mod. It's called the "Plumbers Tape Wrap Mod" with a simple dip in dielectric grease after (though you can use krytox if you have it, but it's a bit wasteful on budget stabilizers). Stabilizer rattle and tick alone genuinely gatekeep a board from sounding premium while no matter what board/switches/caps/etc, but it's such a cheap and easy fix, you don't need high end replacement stabilizers at all anymore, though TPU doubleshot ones (that use the same principle as the PTFE tape wrap) do exist now and can save the effort, just at a vastly higher cost vs 5 cents of plumbers tape.
If you want I can recommend some different cap and switch sets to try, and some guidance on potential mods, if you want to do an update video to show how huge of an upgrade the right ones can be, even to an amazing stock board like the Hi75.
Yo appreciate the super detailed help! This was my second keyboard build so my research and exposure has only gotten me so far for now and this extra information that directly relevant to the build is really helpful!
I think with the keycaps the warp may be because of that uniform shape, where they've been dyed in different physical orientations after leaving the mold.
Prices were from the retailer that sent the products. I'd love some likes or recommendations on where to find the best deals on parts for Future builds though.
I'll look into that plumbers tape wrap mod and stabilisers. I'm yet to start exploring stabiliser mods.
So yeah if you've got some recommendations on gold value parts and cheap place's to buy from I'm all for it. I was always worried about getting into custom keyboards because of the price but it seems there are some great value buys out there if you know what to look for!
Hey! After reading your comment I can't help but ask what your preferred switches are for the Hi75, It would also help if you include a thocky switch as that is the sound profile I am trying to achieve. TY
How aren't you getting more attention. Your channel is amazing I have watched your 2 latest videos and before I looked at the sub count I thought you had at least 200k. Amazing to see and be at the rise of something amazing keep it up. Don't let the late long hours of editing stop you from what you've passionate about. Amazing truly mesmorising. ❤❤❤
Wow really appreciate the support ❤️
I've recently gone full time for my RUclips content so I'm hoping that having the ability to upload more frequently and complete some larger unique projects will help grow the channel.
Either way, I'm really excited to share what I'm working on this week, been a few months in the making 🔥
I've just come across your channel and just wanted to give you props on the great quality videos. Also, nice to see an Aussie producing such high-quality videos as well. Kepp it up man!
G'Day Kyle! always exciting to see a fellow Aussie too 😄🤙 I really put in effort to give you a great video so appreciate the compliment on quality. Checkout my latest desk build to see where this keyboard is going to be living.
The production quality is top notch! Can’t wait for this channel to pop off :) If you’re ever inclined, another pretty popular budget build keyboard going around is the GMK67. I’d love to see a video from you on that!
Appreciate your support. I'll have to look into the GMK67, I'm always interested in good value budget buys!
This is the most informative video for a mechanical keyboard and this is so bloody useful to me. You deserve the best bro. You've just earned a sub.
Thank you :) I Appreciate you letting me know. Whenever I watch a keyboard review I usually wonder about the software and certain features, so good to know you found them useful in my video.
Heeeey new subs here :) after viewing this instead of finding another info on this hi75, i got stuck on your ch and watched the vids 🤣🤣🤣.This is the only keyboard review thats quick and with loaded information, its because of this review why i wanted to get one gor my self. However can i confirm because i really need a feature on macro that was not shown here, is there an option to have a loop mode as well on/off for macro on/off is like tou record/set the macro and it would keep repeating it from the top until you press the set macro key again, also can you set the delay and whats the lowest one, also your rgb desk fantabulous 😍😍😍😍
After every shutdown keyboard goes to the default RGB and key bindings. My RGB setup and macros got reset then I have to open the software and apply them again. They stay save in the software only. Is there any way to preserve RGB and macros even after shutdown in the keyboard?
Weird mine doesn't to that, my RGB has held and I use my custom print screen keybind every day without opening the software. Do you have a firmware update available in the software?
@@camshand My firmware version is V5.0.0 (USB). Is this updated? I cant see any updates in the software.
Hi I am looking for a custom keyboard that will also support VIA and be decent for gaming,
How would the MonsGeek M1 V3 be?
I've done a video on the M1W, believe it's the same but has wireless multimodal.
From my tests the Hi75 performed better so I've since switched back to it. Really love it's sound too
@@camshand Thank you very much! I'll watch that video!
Hi. Great Video but 1 thing to take note is that this board is casted aluminium and not CNC aluminium. They do have seperate knob on their shop on taobao.
The software doesn't open after I've downloaded it. I've contacted support and done everything possible that could fix it. Still doesn't work. Any suggestions?
Does Windows key working with you on windows mode>?
Yes Windows Key works fine for me when Windows Mode is selected. Maybe make sure you don't have any of the Gaming modes toggled on as they could disable windows.
High quality stuff, u should def get more recognition
Great video! I just got this keyboard and my only gripe is the inability to edit the function row. Have you figured out if it’s possible by chance?
Oh it's such an annoying flaw about this keyboard! The software doesn't have any driver updates so no, I haven't figured out a way to customise them. :(
Do you still using this keyboard or you already upgraded?
The soft is good, but does anybody else have the problem with saving settings? I set my knob to office mod and LED to custom, and it all goes to default when I restart windows, or disconnect the keeb
Hello bro may I ask where did you download the software?
quality of this video is just ummmmm 😍
good?
@@Laserisblue yeaah it's good
is there a non-rgb version? damn I swear RGB is just an indicator of awful taste
I also use Outemu Pandas too, except I put a small piece of rubber band under-inbetween the metal leaf to produce a better bump and sound.
Nice, I haven't tested that method! They do sounds great in this board stock, so would be interesting.
5:45 What sensitivity did you have it set too
I run mine on the fastest, debounce setting 1
that 3 light indicators on the right side always bother the aesthetic tf out of me, it's like a memento of the old cheap plastic keyboard, so it's a deal breaker for me, might go sugar65 or m1w.
Oh man it really does when I looked at it from an aesthetic point too, they even included this ugly metal sticker with legends to draw more attention to it 😂
But, I do have to say, from daily use I don't notice it at all.
Interesting you mention the M1W, I actually have one on the way right now for review. But that video will be at least 3 weeks away once it arrives in the studio.
I can recommend and at least credit the original plastic keycap set from melgeek in case anyone is interested, their quality is great. Its my favorite set.
Nice review, i have but didnt know software. gonna install know, also they sell other colour knobs but only in china.:(
Yes I did discover the white knob variant, bizarre that for the exported units the ruby red was used.
so much help! thank youu for the videos!
Why is my rgb and debounce setting reset everytime i plug to new pc
I am not into keyboards, but this looks fun! I should do it, but I won't switch anytime in the next few years. Thanks though!
Yeah I'm starting to find them quite interesting, as a really easy custom tech project.
Kind of like Lego for PCs, but then it can really change how using your Computer feels.
For sure not essential but it is fun
what is that circuit you attached to the pins of the keyboard? I'm kinda curious and I wanna try it myself
ruclips.net/video/THth51iqC6k/видео.html
I made it myself as a method to test latency. I've got an idea to improve it by adding a screen that can also display the latency added by the relay circuit but in general it works well enough for a ballpark figure.
If link doesn't come through the Video is called "how slow is my keyboard"
this is an insane level of detail on a keyboard. It would be an insane level of work, but I wish keyboard reviews broke a keyboard down like this
New keyboard vid dropping this weekend too 🤙
Didn't know Iceman from Xmen has some cool keyboard vids. Subscribed
Do you think they make the overall build thock more? Compared to plastic/polycarbonate material. And any modding required?
Would u recommend this over Royal Kluge RK84 for gaming?
thankyou for this great video!! i also puzzeled why the window button not functioning, turns out they turned it off factory LOL!!
Thank you so much for this awesome video! I am really impressed by the tastings you did especially for the gaming capability. I think this board is awesome knowing I can get it for $40 here in my country. :)
Okay I'm getting this! Did you get 80 or 90 switches?
Amazing video editing, probably the best I've seen from the keyboard ytbers so far. Very informative, Satisfying, straightforward and a bit of a cinematography there all in one love it!!!
Does changing the debounce time to 1 apply and save to the keyboard even when the software is closed?
Hey great review!
Any idea what the latency is for the super popular Weikav Sugar65 keyboard (aluminum CNC under $75 as well)? And do you think the difference in latency will matter if I'm gaming competitively?
This made me come
great video! you deserve more subs, that editing at 0:57 is smooth
Appreciate you for noticing! I've been practicing that style of shot for a while now, works so great for stacking layers.
W video
I can't believe that this thing is 35 usd in my country
where can you find the key tester?
I built it myself as handnt seen someone make one like it before 👉 ruclips.net/video/THth51iqC6k/видео.html
I don't what debounce should I use 1 or 3 stages
best to try with the switches you install, if you notice double keystrokes and typos then increase the debounce amount.
thanks for the review!! where can I find the software you mentioned?
The production quality of this video. Gawd! Effing top notch! 👌🏼
Looking at buying this. I have a Skyloon G75 and I love it but I need a board for work and can't go back from aluminium. Just want to say a massive thanks for being one of the few Australian youtubers who actually posts Australian prices.
Also, that sound comparison with the Cherry browns on an off the shelf board. Yuck. God MKB youtube has changed me
Hello, I am thinking of buying a custom keyboard. In my mind, I was torn between these three: weikav sugar65 leobog hi75 and hj snake al75. Which one do you think I should choose? sugar65 and al75 have f4 plate. Is this a plus?
hi75
Is it really cnc aluminum? I heard it is cast aluminum. are you sure?
jesus that corsair keyboard sounded so bad LMAO
Haha I never knew how hollow and how much rattle it had until I got my first custom build... oh man I can't go back now.
@@camshand yea me either I went to a Leobog hi75 custom build lubed switches and stabilizers etc from a razer huntsman and it was mind blowing
How about playing a game? The explanation says that there is a chip setting for e-sports, would it be good for valorant?
Yeah that's what the latency test was for, it's got the low latency response time making it great for gaming. A lot of "custom keyboard" processors are slow, this one seems to be quite responsive 🤙
How the hell did you get the knob out?
it is known to put switches on the board before putting it on the case so you can support the pcb better
$36 usd for that crap keycaps?
I can literally get a Hi75 with that money with spares. That Hi75 kit costs $27 USD on Taobao, shipment excluded.
Wow that's cheap, have you got a link? The prices listed are from the retailer that sent me the parts for the build, not the cheapest price for sure.
@@camshand I only shipped it to Taiwan tho, the Hi75 itself on Taobao is 199RMB. I have to pay the part where I ship it from China to Taiwan myself as that part is not included in the "shipment included" price since they only cover the shipment inside China. For me, the cost to ship it to Taiwan is probably 23 RMB, which is 3$ USD.
do you recommend using 1 debounce for gaming? or just stick to the default 3 debounce?
I've been using 1 with no issues so far. Worth trying 1 to get best response rate and if you notice any double taps or glitching then try 2 etc.
The editing is insane for such a small channel
Aluminum for that value @@
is the software safe?
Is there a non rgb variant?
What a quality vid!
I have the exact same board, your review is really high-quality and intuitive. Great production quality, i have yet to see a single youtuber who gets into this much detail on the keyboard itself especially with the software/rgb and gaming side. 😁👍 thank you for the review
Note: from my testing, i’ve found that lower debounce stage may cause some potential double clicks, so potentially be vary on that!
Oh cool! It's a great value buy for what you get, just wish the function row wasn't locked down in the software, maybe a future update fixes it.
And yeah I've been typing and had no issues yet on denounce 1, which is why I speculated it could be a switch specific issue as to how the contacts are made.
What switches did you pick for your build?
@@camshand i had gone with the akko v3 cream pro switches, i believe that the debounce issue is probably only persistent when playing games like osu! (Rhythm games)
I doubt it would become an issue with typing, so shouldn’t be a cause for concern ☺️ i increase my debounce and everything works fine
you can buy this for like $70 in taobao including shipping fee
Nice! I saw Ali express has some cheaper prices but once they added Australian Tax it was pretty close.
I'll have to check Taobao out 👍
@@camshand btw the board itself was $40 but im in canada so shipping was so expensive lol
So what mixer is that on your desk that looks dope
The Audio interface? It's a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 if so, and I'm about to pull it apart to mount it into my new desk build 👍
@@camshand No the one that says OP-1 and is white! it looks super cool, it might be a keyboard looking at it now
any tips on removing the knob? cant seem to remove mine.
Oh man it's really stuck in there. I had to pry pretty hard to get it off. Pull straight up on the outer, felt like I was going to break it but it eventually popped off
@@camshand appreciate the response man.. finally got it off. But man did it fought hard. i agree that it felt like its gonna break off. Luckily it didnt!
wait, how are you testing the latency without any camera?
Good question, I built and coded my own latency testing device that will trick a keyboard into thinking a key was pressed and then log the latency of keystrokes once registered with the computer. You can watch the Video here 👉 ruclips.net/video/THth51iqC6k/видео.html
@@camshand Ah I see, I don't think this kind of way is valid for measuring latency 🤷, since it's not actually record the action on the display 🤔
Thank you so much for making this video 🥲 I legit thought my Windows key was broken.