I love how it feels like a surgical operation when u mod these keyboards lol! It's cool to watch. Also it's really nice, I can't be too harsh since I had the crappiest keyboard for so long. The look just maybe isn't my style.
Did you change your name btw? 😲it's been awhile since I've done any modding, and I still wanted to keep it light...and you know, I like really bright colors lol but sometimes gotta diversify. How's your board holding up btw?
@@keebtunes haha yes I changed it to match dc. And my board has been doing very well!!! ty so much again. I think it’s even better now that I’m fully used to the new feel! It works very well and still sounds good!
For the "1980" designation, I was really hoping for a more look, but it's a really nice bit of kit. Typing on one right now while I wait for my Super Speed Bronze switches to come in from China. Speaking of, I'm dissapointed you didn't show how to take off the plate? As I actually like to hear my clickies, I make it a habit of removing all the sound suppression foam from boards.
That's a good point! I should make it a thing to show more of those details. Ive been leaning more and more into the clackt sounds nowadays and I do enjoy less foam on boards
@@keebtunes Actually, I have an issue. I took the foam out of the keyboard and replaced the switches (PCB on the bed to protect the sockets). Now the keyboard doesn't seem to work. Does it have something to do with those two bug buttons on the back of the PCB? I'm wondering if I did something there.
@@keebtunes The whole lot doesn't send inputs to the computer. I can still change the RGB, so I don't think the board itself is busted. I'm wondering if it's a firmware issue, which is why I was asking about those two giant buttons on the back. Did Kemove ever tell you what those were for?
@@keebtunes Update - The keyboard's working now after I switched to Windows and ran the software. I'm on my Linux drive now, and I'm thinking those buttons DID reset something. I'd love to know if you can find out just out of curiosity, but it seems the most likely culprit for what happened. I'm just happy everything's working, and my Super Speed Bronze switches sound absolutely amazing in this thing.
I love how it feels like a surgical operation when u mod these keyboards lol! It's cool to watch. Also it's really nice, I can't be too harsh since I had the crappiest keyboard for so long. The look just maybe isn't my style.
Did you change your name btw? 😲it's been awhile since I've done any modding, and I still wanted to keep it light...and you know, I like really bright colors lol but sometimes gotta diversify. How's your board holding up btw?
@@keebtunes haha yes I changed it to match dc. And my board has been doing very well!!! ty so much again. I think it’s even better now that I’m fully used to the new feel! It works very well and still sounds good!
I really love the accent lighting. Its fascinating
Absolutely. I wish more custom boards do this, especially aluminum ones
New design, new keyboard, 1980 series！ Nice video!
Thank you so much for stopping by!! Always a pleasure playing with kemove boards. I still use my k68
Great review, helped a lot, thank you! :D
My pleasure!
@@keebtunes im quite new to the mechanical keyboards, so if you had discord id love if i could get your help with this stuff :)
I don't run a server due to no time...but my discord tag is keebtunes if youd like to add me there
Another great video! ❤
Thank you so much!
Not bad for the price! I love compact full-sized and the KCs look nice. Your vids look awesome as usual!
tyty! I'm constantly trying to get better at this..
Nice vid mate
Thanks for always stopping by jammies!
For the "1980" designation, I was really hoping for a more look, but it's a really nice bit of kit. Typing on one right now while I wait for my Super Speed Bronze switches to come in from China.
Speaking of, I'm dissapointed you didn't show how to take off the plate? As I actually like to hear my clickies, I make it a habit of removing all the sound suppression foam from boards.
That's a good point! I should make it a thing to show more of those details. Ive been leaning more and more into the clackt sounds nowadays and I do enjoy less foam on boards
@@keebtunes Actually, I have an issue. I took the foam out of the keyboard and replaced the switches (PCB on the bed to protect the sockets). Now the keyboard doesn't seem to work. Does it have something to do with those two bug buttons on the back of the PCB? I'm wondering if I did something there.
@jesuszamora6949 what part of the keyboard isn't working? All of it or certain switches?
@@keebtunes The whole lot doesn't send inputs to the computer. I can still change the RGB, so I don't think the board itself is busted. I'm wondering if it's a firmware issue, which is why I was asking about those two giant buttons on the back. Did Kemove ever tell you what those were for?
@@keebtunes Update - The keyboard's working now after I switched to Windows and ran the software. I'm on my Linux drive now, and I'm thinking those buttons DID reset something. I'd love to know if you can find out just out of curiosity, but it seems the most likely culprit for what happened. I'm just happy everything's working, and my Super Speed Bronze switches sound absolutely amazing in this thing.
woah not bad at all!
Thank you for watchingggg
ofc!@@keebtunes