The New Best Prebuilt Keyboard!? | Infi75 Review and Sound Test
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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I did not expect it to sound so nice, woah.
i dont know if I've ever heard such a crispy creamy thock. Its like a peanut crunch caramel sundae.
Haha I love the description!
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looks nice but the typo on the down arrow key bugs me to no end lol
Hello, this issue has been fixed already, please don't worry. :)
@@velocifire910If it’s been fixed, I’ll be ordering it!
Ooh yeah, this one's going on my list
Hey man, been loving your content for a long time. As many people watching likely are, I’m a first time keyboard builder who’s pretty much only used generic Razor products to this point. Finally got into a professional CS field, so kind of want to splurge a bit on a smaller budget entry board to get my feet wet. What would you recommend as someone looking to spend 150-200$ and not wanting to go too wild into the world of modding?
Hey thanks! For around 150-200 I would need to know a bit more like the layout you want, features (connectivity, case material, etc). With nothing else to go off of, the monsgeek m1 is an easy recommendation because it's a great base for modding, plus it's made of aluminum at a pretty good 100 dollar price. Others to consider would be the neo65 / neo70 which are around the same price with some cool features and more options. If you want to get into modding those are great kits to look at. I've already rambled a lot, but I could go on for a lot longer so maybe ask other content creators for recommendations too. Good luck with your build and if you have any other questions feel free to ask!
Finally after half a year my zoom75 is here🎉🎉
Let's go! Let me know how you like it once you've built it
@@SimulatorTech absolutely, ill maybe even post it on my channel haha
I am a esport player. How is the latency on wired and 2.4ghz ?? ( cant find anywhere)
What would be your best suggestion for a nice sounding pre-built, BUT with Nordic layout? You know, with æøå
I don't really know of any prebuilts that support Nordic layout 😅
Alpha 82 makes some where you can choose Nordic :P it's abit expensive. like 1600DKK i think 200 usd ish? but it looks really nice, and you can choose from 15 or so different switches
Is there a problem with the bluetooth and 2.4ghz mode? some people have that issue..
Where'd you get that Mareep! Looks so cute, like she's powering the cable.
Honestly I lm not sure. Ive had for a really long time and my parents don't remember where they got it
Whats your thoughts on the Hi75 vs the Infi75? Kinda torn between the two. I really like that the Hi75 is fully aluminum though I'll have to find creamy appealing switches and keycaps to my style but the Infi75 is really badass looking and im loving the keycaps and sound. It being fully plastic and the nob is short is my only problem with it
I can't really say since I haven't tried the hi75, but I'd say get the infi75 if you want a prebuilt and the hi75 if you want to have more customizability
@@SimulatorTech I appreciate the honesty! Besides amazon, where is a good place to find custom keycap selections if you don't mind answering? Thank you regardless!
I really like novelkeys keycaps especially when they go on sale as well as jc studios caps from divinikey. If you're willing to spend a bit more, tkc sells epbt sets that I really like
Would you recommend the Choice65 over this?
I think they're both fine boards. If you want more options and a higher build quality then get the choice65 but if you want a board with a knob, screen, and already built, then the infi75 is better
Is there a similar or alternative switch that I could buy instead of the Qing Ji? Thabks
I think the most similar switches would be chaosera's Cupid Switches in terms of sound
Hi. I have the keyboard. But where to download the software?
Check velocifire's site for the infi75. It should be there
How is this still in stock 🤯
Ah yes, another keyboard that's permanently out of stock :(
Yep, there's a lot of them. If you're interested, I can sell you mine for pretty cheap since I'm not using it
Hi! I just recieved this keyboard after watching your video but for some reason I can't get the software to work for custom gifs and configuration, does yours still work? Or is there any chance I can acquire your version in case the distribution version is broken?
I believe I downloaded the software from velocifire's website here
www.velocifiretech.com/products/infi-75-wireless-2-4g-hifi-mechanical-keyboard-limited-edition?_pos=1&_sid=b210b1db9&_ss=r
@@SimulatorTech Looks like that version works for me, thank you so much! Also does the RGF fully work for you? it seems that I can't get a lot of colors to work, like white
I'm looking for a 75% keyboard with a knob(that can control volume) for around $100. I am wondering if this is a good choice or if you have any other recommendations?
If you're limited to prebuilts only then this is one of the best options, though the akko mod007 pc is also great. If you're willing to look at kits, the hi75 is great too and is quite cheap
Cidoo v75 pro is also nice
There's also the attack shark k86. I live in a country where I can't order from Amazon or anywhere else really (shipping and taxes $$$) and this is the only good one I've seen on Temu (free shipping lol)
Hi man, I'm thinking about buying a keyboard that I will use for long term (maybe I'll do a little modification). What do you recommend, Monsgeek M1W, Cidoo V75, or Infi75?
Note: with the best sound profile (THOCKY)
The infi75 will definitely give you the thockiest sound profile out of the 3. The m1 and v75 both tend to sound clacky, though they both have aluminum cases.
@@SimulatorTech Do you think aluminum cases are important? And leave aside the sound profile, which keyboard would you personally choose? Thanks for your response man, appreciate it!
Personally, I would take the monsgeek m1 because I enjoy the weight, design, and sound profile. I don't really need the screen from the infi75 (although it is pretty cool) and I think the m1 looks better than the v75.
Oh to answer your question about aluminum cases, it depends on the person, but to me it's pretty important. My monkey brain associates a heavier material with being premium, and the aluminum is generally more durable than plastic anyways.
when you plug in the keyboard, is this screen on the gif on start up?
There's a short startup animation and by default it outs you on the screen which shows you the time date charge and stuff. The knob let's you go from there
Yo nice keyboard, that thing THOCKS
What are some creamy switches you recommend?
Personally I would recommend ktt kang Whites. They're cheap and when lubed, they can give you that creamy sound signature
Thank you@@SimulatorTech
What is your opinion on the Ktt Halu halu switches?@@SimulatorTech
I think they're very good clacky switches switches. I also like how they look though they need to be lubed
what is the size of the lcd screen?
those keycaps thooooo
love ur vids
Hey, love your vids. Keep up the great work. I have a question. Been using the xinmeng a66 (similar to yunzii al71) and so far the aluminium quality is sub-par to my taste, however the thocky sound signature makes up for that. For a 2nd keeb, I was looking into this. Should it be a worthy purchase or are there other better options like the luminkey65 in terms of thockiness? I have extra moonlight keycaps and gateron quinn tactile switches though to add into the mix.
Thanks! What about the quality of the aluminum makes it seem subpar? Also what price range are you looking at fir your next board?
Can macbook use the software to customise the gif?
is it heavy? how many weight it is?
Def not as heavy as most alu boards but it's got some heft. I'd estimate close to 2 pounds
@@SimulatorTech i saw that it had an alu plate for extra weights, does it necessary ? Is there any problems if i remove that
does this screen quality is better than cidoo 75 plus or zuoya gmk87? from your video it seems this one has better saturation and smoother gif
I haven't tried the gmk87 but this one is definitely better than the v75 plus
can someone show me how to change the screen on the keyboard. I'm so confused on how this thing works.
The screen can be controlled by rotating the knob
@@SimulatorTech how do I put custom screen on there
@Av9rage download the software from the velocifire website and you can upload gifs through the app
Where can I find the software for changing the GIF?
If you look up infi75 software, infiverse's website should pop up and you can download from there
@@SimulatorTech I've tried the EpoMaker's provided download to the software but it doesn't work
Yeah epomaker didn't work for me either. I'm pretty sure universe has one on their website
@@SimulatorTech whats the universe one?
Oh shoot my bad it autocorrectoed from infiverse
does it come with additional keys for 1 2 Q W A S Z X ???
No
@@SimulatorTech someone else just sent me pictures of additional key caps that do. Is your version pre production model
Oh shoot I didn't think of that. Mine is a pre production unit which is why the down key is misspelled. If your friend has a production unit then they probably include them
@@SimulatorTech so are any of these in production. I am leaning towards the black but I think they are all pre orders
I'm not sure. Everywhere I've checked says pre order as well