WATCH BETTY'S SIDE: ruclips.net/video/ZVFW7Zg-Ei8/видео.html ⬇Affiliate links to help out the channel ⬇ Get the Magegee: geni.us/Magegee Keycaps: geni.us/sumgsn Switches: geni.us/LEOBOG Flex Seal: geni.us/A2WwDzx Press N Seal: geni.us/PressNSeal Dielectric Grease: geni.us/grease Get a better keyboard: www.keychron.com/products/keychron-v1-qmk-via-custom-mechanical-keyboard?ref=hipyo
Hey hipyo good day... can you gimme your best recommendations for atleast below 20-30dollar keyboards? Am just a student, but wanna have an affordable yet sturdy mechanical keyboard :(( please respond
Yeah, hard to win the challenge if your keyboard doesn't actually work lol. Still, both of them wound up sounding good after the mods you each did. Just goes to show that there is an entry point into the hobby for those of us who are poor and it isn't just all $100+ "budget" options.
@@gunmadonuts I just got a Yunzii B75 for $56 shipped, with a clipped and lubed stabilizer service ($52 without it but easily worth the extra 5er) and it sounds and feels incredible, compared to my previous GMMK Compact.
Leobog just released their V4 and they are also 5 pin... if you pick the right base for your cheap keyboard, you can definitely get a nice keyboard with a few mods. I bought a $26 64 key sandwich mount hotswap trimode from Amazon for my living room PC... threw a set of on sale PBT dye sub key caps on it with a budget long pole linear, some plastilina and free PE foam and it's now a nice small mech key for our browsing and multimedia needs for less than $80
I would just buy a Royal Kludge and not do anything for just under $80… Several in that range don’t need anything bought after purchase…. I bought two of the MageGee 75 for extra work keyboards, and they aren’t bad.
@@zNoah RK84 Americano with yellows or M75 I got on sale with silvers. I also got an Akko 5075B with silvers for $80. Lots of good budget keyboards pre-lubed. I’m not a keyboard “snob” though. I don’t mean that in a bad way, either. Some people just like tweaking things, which might be me if younger and had the time. I just don’t want to bother anymore. And I lean towards sub-$120 boards.
@@farmeunit Get ya, once I got a job, anything I do on my free time seem to consume all that free time. I tweaked my rk68 back in college (2020), wouldn't spend that much time again or at least all at once, maybe in the span of a few weekends.
magegee this year upgraded a few of their mk star 61 boards to be hotswappable with 5 and 3 pins, and to have foam and better stabilizers, as well as come with better switches (i think theyre in house but better than outemu). 35 dollars. i have one with blue whale stock that i put akko rose reds in. the foam and better stabs make it actually pretty great. theold version is pretty mid - loose stabs, lots of spring ping. good keycaps. ftr, you can use old akkos that are 3 pins in outemu slots, and outemu does have some higher end switches that are better than cherry in some cases (well, at least one switch . its purple, thats all i remember ) this year coppeda hexgears x3 for 20 bucks with kailh 3.0 box golds, 5 layer pcb, pre lubed switches and stabs (high quality stabs) double shot pudding frosted keycaps, wrist rest, 3pin and 5pin hot swap, wireless with a 4000 sometihg mah battery. budget keebs all the way. they had a 10 dollar (!!!) board with box white switches and double shot abs keycaps, but the base looked plastic and there was nothing special about it outside of the switches. however ive never seen a mech keybaord that cheap in general, and box whites are more expensive for 87 pieces of the switches themselves... crazy good deal
Thank you for using your thumb's Hipyo. Thank you Mr. Thumb. Written from my Zoom TKL with WS reds and Idbao blue cat keycaps. Thanks for the inspiration to get into the hobby, Hipyo!
You actually can feel the flex more with that style of integrated plate than the regular cheap tray mount. Are those plate/case hybrid is actually clipped in with the bottom case? If yes then you can cut all the standoffs to make it even more flex and consistent
Just so people know, all akko switches work in thoose boards that are "only compatible with outemu switches". I myself have changed out the switches from my reddragon k552 kumara, whitch has the same hotswap socket, to akko jelly purple and It was a HUGE upgrade
Guess if Madison made a press'n'seal mod, chances are good, that she will in fact see this video. I would be a real happy Eric, if Hipyo would mention me in a video, even if he's trying to get me and take revenge for a mod backfiring on him (even if he did it 200 times before and even invented it).
I have the pro tkl 2023. I love it. Especially seeing my component temps on keyboard screen. I did swap out keycaps. Still looking for creamy switches that work for tkl
@@lutylives1852 Missing too many keys and still 7.7 ms latency. I've stopped caring about keyboards for the time being, market just ain't there yet for me. My current keyboard still does its job fine.
I did a similar mod for my wife's cheapo redragon recently. Same type of PCB. I forced in some Gateron Milky Yellows by crimping the pins. It was super tedious, wouldn't do it again, but it ended up sounding super dreamy after smushing some foam between the plate and pcb, and adding some decent foam in the case.
I actually bought that keyboard last year, I bought it as a compromise. I really wanted to try a 65-67 key keyboard however I wasn't sure if it was for me, I thought I would regret it if I spend like $250 to build one and only dislike it. I've always used full sized keyboards so I decided I'm more willing to take a chance on a $20 keyboard than a $250 keyboard. I really liked the keyboard, thought it pinged a good bit, I really wanted to test mod it but I decided to save my patience, and sanity for my true keyboard..... spent like 4 hour lubing those switches. I ended up with a new drop alt for a great price, lubed switches, installed some stupid fish foam, greased all the stablizers, etc I did a bit and I'm very pleased with it. I still have that cheap old keyboard and I kept it in case one day I decided to actually mod it, I have some nice color shift paint.
3:23 Lol he doesn't realize the redragon k616 fizz exists with the same exact color scheme, when I saw the thumbnail I actually thought it was the k616 fizz
So I recently picked up the 84 key version of this board from a resell store for about $7. The star84 has a metal plate in it but no detachable cable and no wireless. Sound is more interesting than my standard HP membrane keyboard. Been binging your videos all week and have a set of keycaps, pullers, and lube coming in this weekend. Gonna get some foam for it too.
Curious: How do these rivet sockets are only compatible with Outemu brand switches, could you not put any 3 pins there? I conveted(!) one of my old soldered keybord to hotswap with these rivet sockets back then, and used switches manufactured by Gateron. Also I had to bent pins a little for them to make contact. That was probably the reason the switches were not working. After bending the pins a little while applying, they all worked nicely for my case.
I still recommend the Royal Kludge RK61 as the "entry level" board for anyone wanting to get into the hobby. Yes its twice the price as this one, but its also twice the quality. And sounds fantastic after a few mods. They also just released the RK61 Plus that comes prelubed WITH foam.
Really fun video! Outemu does make some really nice switches, for example their silent Peach and Lime/Lemon switches are superb. They are smooth, quiet, and very light - I think you might like them. At worst it's really hard to argue against them at their sub-30$ price for 100+ switches. With Outemu or Mill-Max hotswap sockets you really need to be careful because they are so small. Poking holes through the press'n'seal with a needle before you insert switches might have made the mod work.
Outemu are TRASH switches. I tried a few cheap keyboards with outemu switches and without fail, the switches last about 2 months before they just start going out. I tried multiple keyboards with them and they all suck. Maybe I just have bad luck and just so happened to get multiple keyboards from multiple vendors all with the same terrible batch or something but I refuse to even entertain the idea of using them now.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎮 *El video trata sobre la actualización de un teclado económico de Amazon para crear un teclado personalizado.* 00:56 💡 *El teclado en cuestión es el Mage key60, conocido por ser económico y popular.* 02:47 💰 *El precio del Mage key60 es de $29.99.* 03:39 🖥️ *El teclado es básico en cuanto a características y materiales, con iluminación azul en las teclas.* 06:02 🔧 *Se mencionan problemas con los interruptores (switches) y la necesidad de hacer modificaciones.* 08:28 🛠️ *Se aplica "Flex Seal" líquido de silicona para mejorar el sonido del teclado.* 11:42 🌈 *Se eligen interruptores Leo bog v3s como reemplazo y se menciona la dificultad de instalarlos.* 12:37 ⌨️ *Se mencionan las opciones de teclas (keycaps) y se eligen keycaps dice up PBT asequibles.* 13:28 🚫 *El teclado no funciona correctamente al finalizar la actualización.* 15:20 🥇 *A pesar de los problemas, el creador del video gana un desafío de actualización de teclado en un concurso con otro RUclipsr.* Made with HARPA AI
The Tes68 I got for $19. Has per key RGB LED, Hotswap sockets, USB-C cable for using it in wired mode if you want. And surprisingly also let you connect to 3 separate Bluetooth 5.1 devices, and 2.4ghz with a USB dongle that slides into a cut out in the bottom where the battery is at when you aren't using it. (Oh yeah and had several layers of removable silicone dampening, and a layer of foam between the top and bottom of the PCB and between the aluminum plate/PCB.)
Just cut the stupid pointless plastic nub legs. They dont even do anything. What do u think will happen of u hack off some plastic to get it out of the way? It'll stop the metal contact from workin? Of course not lol
@@jetlyfe12 I think it's less a question of it working and more about all the extra time and effort that takes to snip off the extra pins on 60-100 switches.
Magegee keyboard do have a big flaw. it appears those keyboards don't initialize until after the bios sequence is completed and the OS starts, that makes it virtually impossible to get into the BIOS at boot by pressing F2 or DEL. though there are other ways around it. i find that quite annoying.
Yeah, being having a bit of trouble with them because of it (and I'm a writer lmao), but they sound so good after modding my cheap eyooso I don't plan on changing anytime soon (great for gaming tho)
Thank you Mr. Thumb; I would also like to recommend one of those metal things you put your thumb into while sowing and it protects it for the most part.
Yet another awsome video!! Hey for a keyboard review you should do the RK61pro with a alluminum backplate. Its verry underated for the price of only $60. Hope you have an amazing rest of your day!
my mechanical keyboard only cost less than 20$ it's the aula f3261 and I tried the eva foam mod, tape mod and pe foam mod also I lube the stock switches and its sounds a bit better than the stock and I'm satisfied since I'm just a beginner in this hobby.
Outemu socket usually only works with AKKO, Content or KTT, BSUN, Outemu, and the likes because their pins are small enough for those sockets. Other gateron style/cherry switches are not compatible. Forcing the switches will make the switches broken and thus make it not work. Aside from that, if you are gonna throw that keyboard away. Please send it to me. I am specializing to make poor people's keyboard good so that some of the very economical people here can still enjoy mechanical keyboard, even if it is crappy.
I like the subtle looks. Did you ever figure out why it didn't work? I'm honestly curious. And what would you recommend to quiet up a corsair k100 optical switch keyboard. It's like crazy loud. It's brand new so I'm leery on taking it apart all willy nilly.
Dampen ALSO means “to make less strong or intense”. So “dampen the sound” simply means to reduce the intensity of the noise. “Damping” applies to the physics of sound, to “reduce the amplitude of vibrations”. Bottom line, in informal speech, EITHER is fine.
Ok this tip is only for hippio NOT BETTY! if you have bad stabilizers you can cut up a tiny pice of a bandaide and stick it on the stabilizer and just put the key on and it helps a lot.
Call me crazy, easy lube is a little WD-40 or if you wanna get REALLY crazy, lucas engine oil stabilizer (it's specifically designed to eliminate engine valve tick noise). The lucas engine oil stabilizer is thick. With 5 C's. Thick like molasses. Using a tiny bit helps dampen the travel and sound. Creates a deeper sound. Highly satisfying and easy to lube without taking the switches apart
fun fact you can in fact put cherry mx style switches into outemu sockets! just be warned you do need to clip the 2 plastic pins and some older outemu hot swaps will not work. personally i put akko piano v3 into my redragon fizz keyboard also be warned there is a high switch failiure rate about 10% of the switches will not work when you first try it.
You mention at 4:43 that this keyboard can only take outemu style switches. How can I tell of my keyboard can only take outemu switches? I'd like to get other switches of possible, but I'd rather not waste money getting switches that aren't compatible with my keyboard
You used the total amount of money to say how expensive is lubing equipment, but then only used the dollar amount for the "amount you used" of flex seal.
Hey, just wanted to thank you for your videos. I've always wanted a custom keyboard and because of your videos - I just bought Gateron ink black switches, lube and films. Will go through each one and lube them up. Will also do the tape mod with killmat. For my first keyboard, I'm just doing swappable switches, maybe for my second build - I will do some soldering. Again, thanks a lot for showing how it's done.
I can testify and say that Outemu Purples are terrible. They come standard in the Redragon K550 and if it's your absolute first mechanical switch, it isn't good, but it's better than blues. I ended up destroying half of them trying to take them out of that board.
I bought two Magegee keyboards when I was just getting started with mechanical keyboards... a TKL and this exact 65% and I gave them both away. Because gawd. Also because look where they put Home and End on the Fn layer. Drove me crazy. This would have been about the time you were recording this, and it was mostly attractive because it was cheap. And yeh those sleeved sockets are bad but not all Outemu switches are bad... the Outemu Silent Lemon tactile switch is really really nice. Completely un-thocky but that's what I like. Edit: I now have a Tester68 and even that's a better keyboard than the Magegee.
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I like how Betty keeps mentioning a $50 budget and yours went over by a bit. Though to be fair you don't mentioned budget in either vid I think. 🤔
Hey hipyo good day... can you gimme your best recommendations for atleast below 20-30dollar keyboards?
Am just a student, but wanna have an affordable yet sturdy mechanical keyboard :(( please respond
I love how the get a better keyboard link is just a keychron v1 lmao
@@real.silencewenchyour laptop
just give me the keyboards you threw away :)
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what is your amazon search history?
Why does my butt itch? Is one of them
@@LouisDuran fr...............
mine is magegee 60% gaming keyboard
Yeah, hard to win the challenge if your keyboard doesn't actually work lol. Still, both of them wound up sounding good after the mods you each did. Just goes to show that there is an entry point into the hobby for those of us who are poor and it isn't just all $100+ "budget" options.
This is the next step - sounds good but doesn’t work. After that you’ll just have ASMR keyboard noises playing 24/7 😂
keychron v under 100 with actually good switches!
@@gunmadonuts I just got a Yunzii B75 for $56 shipped, with a clipped and lubed stabilizer service ($52 without it but easily worth the extra 5er) and it sounds and feels incredible, compared to my previous GMMK Compact.
BRO HE HAS MY KEYBOARD
Leobog just released their V4 and they are also 5 pin... if you pick the right base for your cheap keyboard, you can definitely get a nice keyboard with a few mods. I bought a $26 64 key sandwich mount hotswap trimode from Amazon for my living room PC... threw a set of on sale PBT dye sub key caps on it with a budget long pole linear, some plastilina and free PE foam and it's now a nice small mech key for our browsing and multimedia needs for less than $80
I would just buy a Royal Kludge and not do anything for just under $80… Several in that range don’t need anything bought after purchase…. I bought two of the MageGee 75 for extra work keyboards, and they aren’t bad.
@@farmeunitWhich one? I have the RK68 but it needs at least foam and some stabilizer tweaks.
@@zNoah RK84 Americano with yellows or M75 I got on sale with silvers. I also got an Akko 5075B with silvers for $80. Lots of good budget keyboards pre-lubed. I’m not a keyboard “snob” though. I don’t mean that in a bad way, either. Some people just like tweaking things, which might be me if younger and had the time. I just don’t want to bother anymore. And I lean towards sub-$120 boards.
@@farmeunit Get ya, once I got a job, anything I do on my free time seem to consume all that free time.
I tweaked my rk68 back in college (2020), wouldn't spend that much time again or at least all at once, maybe in the span of a few weekends.
magegee this year upgraded a few of their mk star 61 boards to be hotswappable with 5 and 3 pins, and to have foam and better stabilizers, as well as come with better switches (i think theyre in house but better than outemu). 35 dollars. i have one with blue whale stock that i put akko rose reds in. the foam and better stabs make it actually pretty great. theold version is pretty mid - loose stabs, lots of spring ping. good keycaps. ftr, you can use old akkos that are 3 pins in outemu slots, and outemu does have some higher end switches that are better than cherry in some cases (well, at least one switch . its purple, thats all i remember )
this year coppeda hexgears x3 for 20 bucks with kailh 3.0 box golds, 5 layer pcb, pre lubed switches and stabs (high quality stabs) double shot pudding frosted keycaps, wrist rest, 3pin and 5pin hot swap, wireless with a 4000 sometihg mah battery. budget keebs all the way. they had a 10 dollar (!!!) board with box white switches and double shot abs keycaps, but the base looked plastic and there was nothing special about it outside of the switches. however ive never seen a mech keybaord that cheap in general, and box whites are more expensive for 87 pieces of the switches themselves... crazy good deal
Thank you for using your thumb's Hipyo. Thank you Mr. Thumb.
Written from my Zoom TKL with WS reds and Idbao blue cat keycaps.
Thanks for the inspiration to get into the hobby, Hipyo!
You actually can feel the flex more with that style of integrated plate than the regular cheap tray mount. Are those plate/case hybrid is actually clipped in with the bottom case? If yes then you can cut all the standoffs to make it even more flex and consistent
Just so people know, all akko switches work in thoose boards that are "only compatible with outemu switches". I myself have changed out the switches from my reddragon k552 kumara, whitch has the same hotswap socket, to akko jelly purple and It was a HUGE upgrade
Guess if Madison made a press'n'seal mod, chances are good, that she will in fact see this video. I would be a real happy Eric, if Hipyo would mention me in a video, even if he's trying to get me and take revenge for a mod backfiring on him (even if he did it 200 times before and even invented it).
Sounds amazing. Personally I'm still waiting for a full sized k/b with a volume scroll and good latency (
I have the pro tkl 2023. I love it. Especially seeing my component temps on keyboard screen. I did swap out keycaps. Still looking for creamy switches that work for tkl
Keychron V6?
@@lutylives1852 Missing too many keys and still 7.7 ms latency. I've stopped caring about keyboards for the time being, market just ain't there yet for me. My current keyboard still does its job fine.
btw akko swaitches can fit outemu sockets too! those are some really good budget ones
Would've been the obvious choice there. They're better than most switches twice their price anyway. Tons of switches fit. KTTs BSUN TTC etc
@@jetlyfe12 yeah akko has wayy better switches than their sakuras, and they are also extremely cheap
Yay another switch and click challenge ❤❤
1:49 what is his amazon search history?!?!!?!!!11!1?!1
Just watched Switch and clicks version of this, double the enjoyment 😎
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why the hell does no one talk about his amazon recent searches??
I did a similar mod for my wife's cheapo redragon recently. Same type of PCB. I forced in some Gateron Milky Yellows by crimping the pins. It was super tedious, wouldn't do it again, but it ended up sounding super dreamy after smushing some foam between the plate and pcb, and adding some decent foam in the case.
You can just snip the pins off if that makes them easier to place in
thank you mr thumb
I actually bought that keyboard last year, I bought it as a compromise. I really wanted to try a 65-67 key keyboard however I wasn't sure if it was for me, I thought I would regret it if I spend like $250 to build one and only dislike it.
I've always used full sized keyboards so I decided I'm more willing to take a chance on a $20 keyboard than a $250 keyboard.
I really liked the keyboard, thought it pinged a good bit, I really wanted to test mod it but I decided to save my patience, and sanity for my true keyboard..... spent like 4 hour lubing those switches.
I ended up with a new drop alt for a great price, lubed switches, installed some stupid fish foam, greased all the stablizers, etc I did a bit and I'm very pleased with it.
I still have that cheap old keyboard and I kept it in case one day I decided to actually mod it, I have some nice color shift paint.
3:23 Lol he doesn't realize the redragon k616 fizz exists with the same exact color scheme, when I saw the thumbnail I actually thought it was the k616 fizz
Thank you Mr. thumb. You’re a hard working thumb providing for your other 9 digits. THAT’S A LOT OF DIGITS (in Phil Swift’s voice)
Three Amazon searches at 1:51
1. Why does my butt itch?
2. Three ways to get more subscribers
3. How to be happy
Hilarious.
5:07 What is the keyboard with a screen?
Does Hipyo not know that you can just clip the plastic pins to make any switch fit??
Hey hipyo why dont you build the zouya gmk67?
Its a Budget DIY Keyboard around 35_40 bucks and it sounds good
i actually got it on a good deal for 25 bucks so its even cheaper actually
0:43 the search history is wild 💀💀💀💀
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Question, can't you just snip off the two extra plastic pins on the 5-pin switches so they can fit the 3-pin keyboard? Why not do that?
Hey, what is the best way to remove a spacebar keycap without a keycap puller?
just yeet it out with all your strength (Im not sure if it will break or not) 💀
So I recently picked up the 84 key version of this board from a resell store for about $7. The star84 has a metal plate in it but no detachable cable and no wireless. Sound is more interesting than my standard HP membrane keyboard. Been binging your videos all week and have a set of keycaps, pullers, and lube coming in this weekend. Gonna get some foam for it too.
Is it good? Just got a similar keyboard for $8 called the magegee sky81
"Sound is more interesting than my standard HP membrane keyboard" shitting outta your ass is a more interesting sound than a membrane keyboard
Thank you for using your thumbs Hipyo! (Thanks Mr Thumb!)
Curious: How do these rivet sockets are only compatible with Outemu brand switches, could you not put any 3 pins there? I conveted(!) one of my old soldered keybord to hotswap with these rivet sockets back then, and used switches manufactured by Gateron. Also I had to bent pins a little for them to make contact. That was probably the reason the switches were not working. After bending the pins a little while applying, they all worked nicely for my case.
I still recommend the Royal Kludge RK61 as the "entry level" board for anyone wanting to get into the hobby.
Yes its twice the price as this one, but its also twice the quality. And sounds fantastic after a few mods. They also just released the RK61 Plus that comes prelubed WITH foam.
tecware phantom+ >>>>>>>
I BAUGHT THIS KB 2 DAYS AGO
Nah all of these pale in comparison to the iLovBee i61, 5 pin hotswap , lubed and foamed full rgb for 29.99
V3 is still pending if you know than your very happy
0:36 Your cat looks British.
Just came from Betty's video, god, hers sounds so good. You've got your work cut out 🙂 (great collab by the way)
Cut the pins off the switches so they fit?? Just did it myself with some epomaker switches and the result was good 👍🏻
11:07 bro getting high smelling a piece of paper😅
I really like the change and like how one does not need to buy a expensive keyboard
Thank you Mr. Thumb
Lord Hipyo hath finally descended from the expensive heavens to help us broke peasants!!
Dont buy a cheap board and mod it just get one premium board and you will never need to buy another keyboard
@@AlexKaboomfacts
Thank you Mr thumb 👍
bruh modified a keyboard and the end product doesn't work, claim it's better than most working expensive keyboard 💀
Really fun video!
Outemu does make some really nice switches, for example their silent Peach and Lime/Lemon switches are superb. They are smooth, quiet, and very light - I think you might like them. At worst it's really hard to argue against them at their sub-30$ price for 100+ switches.
With Outemu or Mill-Max hotswap sockets you really need to be careful because they are so small. Poking holes through the press'n'seal with a needle before you insert switches might have made the mod work.
Outemu are TRASH switches. I tried a few cheap keyboards with outemu switches and without fail, the switches last about 2 months before they just start going out. I tried multiple keyboards with them and they all suck. Maybe I just have bad luck and just so happened to get multiple keyboards from multiple vendors all with the same terrible batch or something but I refuse to even entertain the idea of using them now.
Thank you so much Mr. Thumb
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🎮 *El video trata sobre la actualización de un teclado económico de Amazon para crear un teclado personalizado.*
00:56 💡 *El teclado en cuestión es el Mage key60, conocido por ser económico y popular.*
02:47 💰 *El precio del Mage key60 es de $29.99.*
03:39 🖥️ *El teclado es básico en cuanto a características y materiales, con iluminación azul en las teclas.*
06:02 🔧 *Se mencionan problemas con los interruptores (switches) y la necesidad de hacer modificaciones.*
08:28 🛠️ *Se aplica "Flex Seal" líquido de silicona para mejorar el sonido del teclado.*
11:42 🌈 *Se eligen interruptores Leo bog v3s como reemplazo y se menciona la dificultad de instalarlos.*
12:37 ⌨️ *Se mencionan las opciones de teclas (keycaps) y se eligen keycaps dice up PBT asequibles.*
13:28 🚫 *El teclado no funciona correctamente al finalizar la actualización.*
15:20 🥇 *A pesar de los problemas, el creador del video gana un desafío de actualización de teclado en un concurso con otro RUclipsr.*
Made with HARPA AI
0:45 “why does my butt itch” is crazy
THANK YOU MR THUMB! We appreciate your braveness and courage
LOL, two weeks ago Lowcost Keebs said you could do a pour with MageGee Sky68 for a mod and here it is.
The Tes68 I got for $19. Has per key RGB LED, Hotswap sockets, USB-C cable for using it in wired mode if you want. And surprisingly also let you connect to 3 separate Bluetooth 5.1 devices, and 2.4ghz with a USB dongle that slides into a cut out in the bottom where the battery is at when you aren't using it. (Oh yeah and had several layers of removable silicone dampening, and a layer of foam between the top and bottom of the PCB and between the aluminum plate/PCB.)
U sure that’s a tes68? Cause the usual tes68 has no rgb whatsoever and is wireless only
Frrrr I bought it to@@Charan8364
Phil Swift was really jammin on that guitar. Really helped me focus on the details of this keyboard.
Thank you Mr thumb
It’s worth noting that most Akko switches will fit in Outemu switch sockets and are very high quality budget switches.
But most akko are 5 pin
@@HipyoTech not really true. They only started doing that recently and the pins are still thin, so if you cut the legs off it works fine
Just cut the stupid pointless plastic nub legs. They dont even do anything. What do u think will happen of u hack off some plastic to get it out of the way? It'll stop the metal contact from workin? Of course not lol
@@jetlyfe12 I think it's less a question of it working and more about all the extra time and effort that takes to snip off the extra pins on 60-100 switches.
@@Dcheck i mean, it takes less than 5 mins.
Have you ever put rockwool in a keyboard? If not could you try?
Magegee keyboard do have a big flaw. it appears those keyboards don't initialize until after the bios sequence is completed and the OS starts, that makes it virtually impossible to get into the BIOS at boot by pressing F2 or DEL. though there are other ways around it. i find that quite annoying.
The Leobog Graywood v3 is quite sensitive and if you're not precise in your typing, you will mistype a lot if you have this switch equipped.
Yeah, being having a bit of trouble with them because of it (and I'm a writer lmao), but they sound so good after modding my cheap eyooso I don't plan on changing anytime soon (great for gaming tho)
1:49 "Why does my butt itch? in All Departments", "Three ways to get more subscribers in All departments" 🤣
Dimce finding yor channel, i took my crappy newman gm610 and turned it into something that sounds amazing and feels great to use. Thanks!!!
“Thank you for using your thumb’s Hipyo” Thank you mr thumb
leobog switches dont work on oetemu sockets, destroyed about 40 myself before realizing that the leaf is bent
Can you reveiw The Red dragon K530 Pro
sounds better than a razer green switch (stock)
Thank you for using your thumb's Hipyo. Thank you Mr. Thumb.
I think it would have been tough, even without the goof of the board not working, Switch and Click is a master of zero to hero budget keyboards
Thank you Mr. Thumb; I would also like to recommend one of those metal things you put your thumb into while sowing and it protects it for the most part.
Yet another awsome video!! Hey for a keyboard review you should do the RK61pro with a alluminum backplate. Its verry underated for the price of only $60. Hope you have an amazing rest of your day!
my mechanical keyboard only cost less than 20$ it's the aula f3261 and I tried the eva foam mod, tape mod and pe foam mod also I lube the stock switches and its sounds a bit better than the stock and I'm satisfied since I'm just a beginner in this hobby.
Outemu socket usually only works with AKKO, Content or KTT, BSUN, Outemu, and the likes because their pins are small enough for those sockets. Other gateron style/cherry switches are not compatible. Forcing the switches will make the switches broken and thus make it not work. Aside from that, if you are gonna throw that keyboard away. Please send it to me. I am specializing to make poor people's keyboard good so that some of the very economical people here can still enjoy mechanical keyboard, even if it is crappy.
how can he not know that wtf? Any akko cs, ktt, gazzew, bsun, outemou switch would work. It's not like he doesn't have options for good switches.
I did the same thing and my keyboard isn’t working can someone please help
what did you do specifically
that sound good. the linears look like a pretty insane value too
This is taking aesthetics over functionality to a whole new level when the keyboard doesn't even work LOL
I like the subtle looks. Did you ever figure out why it didn't work? I'm honestly curious. And what would you recommend to quiet up a corsair k100 optical switch keyboard. It's like crazy loud. It's brand new so I'm leery on taking it apart all willy nilly.
thank you man for using your thumbs. much appreciation to mr thumb.
IS THE FLEX SEAL FROM THE COMMUNITY POST
Dampening: the act of making something damp (wet)
Damping: the act of reducing vibrations
Dampen ALSO means “to make less strong or intense”.
So “dampen the sound” simply means to reduce the intensity of the noise.
“Damping” applies to the physics of sound, to “reduce the amplitude of vibrations”.
Bottom line, in informal speech, EITHER is fine.
I have a chaotic question. Would it be insane to buy an expensive barebone but then get a cheap prebuilt for the switches and keycaps?
It’s not rlly weird bc all your doing is modding your keyboard:)
Ok this tip is only for hippio NOT BETTY! if you have bad stabilizers you can cut up a tiny pice of a bandaide and stick it on the stabilizer and just put the key on and it helps a lot.
Happy 500 hipyo
Call me crazy, easy lube is a little WD-40 or if you wanna get REALLY crazy, lucas engine oil stabilizer (it's specifically designed to eliminate engine valve tick noise).
The lucas engine oil stabilizer is thick. With 5 C's. Thick like molasses. Using a tiny bit helps dampen the travel and sound. Creates a deeper sound. Highly satisfying and easy to lube without taking the switches apart
Poor Mr Thumb. Betty slayed you 😂
Congrats Hipyo you made the best sounding paperweight.
0:44 that search history really caught me off guard lol
I would say something about damping vs dampening, but the flex seal does come in liquid form so you're actually dampening it as well.
9:03 I know it's been 9 months, but I saw about it and you can modify the switch itself, just sand the contacts and cut the plastic pins
fun fact you can in fact put cherry mx style switches into outemu sockets! just be warned you do need to clip the 2 plastic pins and some older outemu hot swaps will not work. personally i put akko piano v3 into my redragon fizz keyboard also be warned there is a high switch failiure rate about 10% of the switches will not work when you first try it.
Nice one, hipyo wah are the filtrs that you use to improve your mic sound ?
I used to use a lot of filters, now I just use it raw hahaha
@@HipyoTech thanks you
You mention at 4:43 that this keyboard can only take outemu style switches. How can I tell of my keyboard can only take outemu switches?
I'd like to get other switches of possible, but I'd rather not waste money getting switches that aren't compatible with my keyboard
You used the total amount of money to say how expensive is lubing equipment, but then only used the dollar amount for the "amount you used" of flex seal.
Hey, just wanted to thank you for your videos. I've always wanted a custom keyboard and because of your videos - I just bought Gateron ink black switches, lube and films. Will go through each one and lube them up. Will also do the tape mod with killmat. For my first keyboard, I'm just doing swappable switches, maybe for my second build - I will do some soldering. Again, thanks a lot for showing how it's done.
I NEED AN ANSWER RIGHT NEOW WHATS THE KEYCAP SET ON 5:08 IM BEGGING, NAY, PLEADING FOR A RESPONSE DEAR GOOD GOD PLEASE HELP ME
I can testify and say that Outemu Purples are terrible. They come standard in the Redragon K550 and if it's your absolute first mechanical switch, it isn't good, but it's better than blues. I ended up destroying half of them trying to take them out of that board.
that flex seal use brings up the question: would a thin coat of it inside of the keycaps make any difference?
I bought two Magegee keyboards when I was just getting started with mechanical keyboards... a TKL and this exact 65% and I gave them both away. Because gawd. Also because look where they put Home and End on the Fn layer. Drove me crazy. This would have been about the time you were recording this, and it was mostly attractive because it was cheap. And yeh those sleeved sockets are bad but not all Outemu switches are bad... the Outemu Silent Lemon tactile switch is really really nice. Completely un-thocky but that's what I like.
Edit: I now have a Tester68 and even that's a better keyboard than the Magegee.
this litteraly looks like the Redragon Fizz keyboard ngl
Thank you Mr Thumb (totally not autdated)
Thank you mr thumb
Fun fact you can actually put cherry mx style switches in Outemu sockets! However the cherry switches will require clipping.
It sounds so good and am I the only one that saw whenever he was on Amazon he searched up “why does my butt itch”💀
oh jeez do you have vmoda headphones? those were some of the most uncomfortable headphones i ever used
Hey Hipyo my dude, what do you think about the Royal Kludge Keyboards?
Why didn't you cut off the extra two pins from your usual switches?
Did no one see what came up in the search bar at the start? 💀💀
Dude knowing this guy. He did that on purpose.
@@Mackfilmzmaybe… who knows what hipyo searches when he’s not on cam
Bro searched up why does my butt itch? ☠️
he accidentally left keycaps in his butt😂
Funny enough, I'm here because I'm deciding whether or not to pull the trigger on the same keyboard, but with yellow switches