So excited to see that color! Looking forward to your review! :) Also did you hear the news about the Leobog Hi8? Ah, man, I'm so excited to try that too.
@@thoccnology it's really nice in person and it's Christmas season so I think red and green keyboards are in demand right now :p Hi8? whoa! that's interesting! I will wait for your review with that keyboard :)
@@jtechreviews2021 ah, you're right! getting a red keyboard is getting an even greater urge for me LOL (I want a red one so bad - but I have a bright red in my mind, like the Monsgeek M1 had before, it was so vibrant!)
I just did a light typing and a sound test with my RT100 using Jade Blossom 43gf switches with Meow MOA keycaps, and it sounds really similar to your Leobog Hi75 ASMR video. I utilized a DJJ microphone to capture the sound. I learned that taking a regular cell phone video of the sound doesn't match reality enough, and captures a lot of the echo from my environment. Also, I noticed that the plastic board of the RT100 produces a deeper thocky sound compared to the aluminum CIDOO v65. I learned that I am not a big fan of the poppy sound signature from the CIDOO v65, which seems super similar to the LeoBog Hi75. Both the CIDOO V65 and LeoBog Hi75 are aluminum keyboards
Thanks for sharing with me the MOA keycaps. They tend to create a deeper sound in general with the plastic keyboards. I tried MOA with both the RK75 and RT100! Also, as a thoccologist, do you think the TH66 has a deeper sound compared to the RT100? I was watching one of techless’ reviews on Epomaker keyboards, and he said it has a deeper sound than the TH68 and TH80.
I am listening to your video again, and I can definitely hear the similarities between Leobog Hi75 and the CIDOO v65. It is easier to spot the similarities with headphones. I can actually hear the higher pitch pop sounds better now than my laptop speakers, which probably exaggerated the bass more!
@@jprofessor321 Nice to hear that you liked the MOA keycaps, I love them too! ^^ Regarding the TH66 I think the deeper sound might be the result of a more dense plastic used for the case (compared to the RT100). Also the smaller case size reduces the ability of sound waves splattering around the case for too long (although it's just a non-professional hunch of mine). The TH80 has similar materials, so I think in that case it's only the case size affecting this (and of course the foam materials they used for sound dampeners)
@@thoccnologyI look forward to testing it out when it comes in tomorrow! I appreciate your perspective about the importance of considering the board, keycaps and switches. That does make sense. The smaller form factor the board, and potentially the denser plastic of the TH66T/TH80 can add to that deeper sound. Both boards should be using the polycarbonate plate and similar foam potentially. If they are like the RT100, then maybe the foam density used is lower to create a deeper sound!
So satisfitying. deciding if I want to build something like this or Monsgeek M1HE or the Wooting 60HE, it's crazy that this sounds like some heavily modded $500 keebs
That's a tough question! Can I choose 2 of them? :-) Oh, maybe 3... Both HE boards sound interesting. But lately I feel that apart from the customizable actuation point of the magnetic switches, I'd simply choose a board with a really good latency over any of the magnetic versions (they are no better than a proper board with top latency - unless one's aiming for the rapid trigger function as well ^^ then the choice is obviously the HE boards)
Have you used the Juggle V2 and/or the Nimbus V3 switches on this keeb? I can’t make my mind up on which one to get. I’m wanting either Heart Throb or Magic Bear but I’m not sure which switch to get.
@@thoccnology do you think it is important whether it is moa profile or the keys are thicker, i don't know if sa profil suits hi75 but thicker keys are said to sound better
@@ffkesti175 Thickness definitely affects the sound, but the profile and material affects it too. I found that uniform profiles usually make the sound thockier, on the other hand the height of the SA keycaps have a lot of inner space for echo(-y sounds). But take my opinion as, I've only tried one single SA keycap set.
I'd definitely choose the Vertex, that it is my absolute favorite with this board (the Vertex's stock lubed creaminess+thockiness perfectly suits the thock of the keyboard.
@@thoccnology Ohhh, have u tried the morandi? I had those as an upgrade but the wobble is too bad i sold them after testing. Is the vertex good on tolerance? I've watched ur review multiple times i just need a bit more nudge to pull the trigger on the v1 🥲
@@Typerist Haha, I can give you all the nudge you need :D The V1s are in my long-reigning TOP5 switches. Haven't tried the Morandis yet, mostly because I heard so many bad experiences about them :') (But I think I'll try some WS Jades once I found a proper seller who ships for a reasonable price)
@@Typerist Ah sorry, forgot to reply on the tolerance part. The horizontal wobble is almost non-existent, only a vertical one can be felt, but it's still way better than most of the expensive switches (the current best is probably the HMX Cloud in that regards, and V1 is almost there)
@@thoccnology Morandi are disappointing tbh, I expected way more since it is kinda hyped by top content creators. Its not bad but not that good. Also last question is the toleance of the v1 comparable to the cream yellows? Or better?
Leobog sound test? Every fcking leobog board soundtest is this thocky and deep sounding. It's like I'm the only person with a clacky sound profile of this kit.
i am not in china but in Singapore. i just ordered the barebone leobog hi75 from china's taobao website. Anyone also can do it. i paid about $30 usd with shipping to my location in Singapore.
I almost never use RGB backlight on my keebs, it's just personal preference. The switches have LED cutouts, so they let the lights shine through otherwise
It's well under $99 getting a pre-built version from Whatgeek (I have a 10% coupon for it). bit.ly/LeobogHi75_SOA_Prebuilt The coupon code is 'THOCC10' - also comes with free shipping Compared to any other custom keyboard this price is insanely good. :)
I bought this keyboard and switches after watching your videos. Just wanted to say thanks! I appreciate you!
I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you for your comment!
do they sound just like this?
This keyboard is SOOOO NICE I just got this delivered to my house and it sounds great!
Oh yeah, I totally agree!
did it sound different with the keycaps?
so soothing!! my brain has gone crazy
sooo happy to read this ^-^
this keyboard literally heaven
Now this, this is what I need in my life!!
You and me as well! I'm so happy with this build, 1000% better than expected.
Sounds like rocks 😍
I also have moa profile keycap with the same color like you.
I'll add leobog to my wishlist 😋
* *unfolds a chair and sits* *
Hihi, glad to hear it's worth for some sitting-down!
It's so satisfying! And sounds so creamy and thocky at the same time 😌
I find this keyboard very addictive :')
I got mine today! the red one! time for some testing and review. I like the sound of the switch. Deep thocks! :)
So excited to see that color! Looking forward to your review! :) Also did you hear the news about the Leobog Hi8? Ah, man, I'm so excited to try that too.
@@thoccnology it's really nice in person and it's Christmas season so I think red and green keyboards are in demand right now :p Hi8? whoa! that's interesting! I will wait for your review with that keyboard :)
@@jtechreviews2021 ah, you're right! getting a red keyboard is getting an even greater urge for me LOL (I want a red one so bad - but I have a bright red in my mind, like the Monsgeek M1 had before, it was so vibrant!)
Music to my ears🙌
Thank you so much ^^
I just did a light typing and a sound test with my RT100 using Jade Blossom 43gf switches with Meow MOA keycaps, and it sounds really similar to your Leobog Hi75 ASMR video. I utilized a DJJ microphone to capture the sound. I learned that taking a regular cell phone video of the sound doesn't match reality enough, and captures a lot of the echo from my environment.
Also, I noticed that the plastic board of the RT100 produces a deeper thocky sound compared to the aluminum CIDOO v65. I learned that I am not a big fan of the poppy sound signature from the CIDOO v65, which seems super similar to the LeoBog Hi75. Both the CIDOO V65 and LeoBog Hi75 are aluminum keyboards
I agree, in some keyboards the ixpe switch foam can make the sound profile too poppy.
Plastic keyboards have their own perks, definitely!
Thanks for sharing with me the MOA keycaps. They tend to create a deeper sound in general with the plastic keyboards. I tried MOA with both the RK75 and RT100!
Also, as a thoccologist, do you think the TH66 has a deeper sound compared to the RT100? I was watching one of techless’ reviews on Epomaker keyboards, and he said it has a deeper sound than the TH68 and TH80.
I am listening to your video again, and I can definitely hear the similarities between Leobog Hi75 and the CIDOO v65. It is easier to spot the similarities with headphones. I can actually hear the higher pitch pop sounds better now than my laptop speakers, which probably exaggerated the bass more!
@@jprofessor321 Nice to hear that you liked the MOA keycaps, I love them too! ^^
Regarding the TH66 I think the deeper sound might be the result of a more dense plastic used for the case (compared to the RT100). Also the smaller case size reduces the ability of sound waves splattering around the case for too long (although it's just a non-professional hunch of mine). The TH80 has similar materials, so I think in that case it's only the case size affecting this (and of course the foam materials they used for sound dampeners)
@@thoccnologyI look forward to testing it out when it comes in tomorrow!
I appreciate your perspective about the importance of considering the board, keycaps and switches. That does make sense. The smaller form factor the board, and potentially the denser plastic of the TH66T/TH80 can add to that deeper sound. Both boards should be using the polycarbonate plate and similar foam potentially. If they are like the RT100, then maybe the foam density used is lower to create a deeper sound!
So satisfitying. deciding if I want to build something like this or Monsgeek M1HE or the Wooting 60HE, it's crazy that this sounds like some heavily modded $500 keebs
That's a tough question! Can I choose 2 of them? :-) Oh, maybe 3... Both HE boards sound interesting.
But lately I feel that apart from the customizable actuation point of the magnetic switches, I'd simply choose a board with a really good latency over any of the magnetic versions (they are no better than a proper board with top latency - unless one's aiming for the rapid trigger function as well ^^ then the choice is obviously the HE boards)
How to get sound like this if I use same keyboard and switch but not same keyscap so the sound will be like this? Do keycaps affect the sound?
Oh my God! This is now my go to asmr keyboard. 😴😴😴 I'm thinking of buying this, is it loud on actual?
Thank you for your comment!
@@thoccnology thank you for your response! Already placed an order. Hihihi
this has to be the deepest sounding alu keyboard i've ever heard! so tempted to grab one right now
I feel you - I have a 2nd one coming in 😂 (and even more tempted to get a 3rd one which is red)
@@thoccnology do you know if the driver for this keyboard support configuring layers like via?
@@Cheffamily Hey, I didn't get any notification on your comment, sorry :/ Yes, it allows creating multiple layers!
Have you used the Juggle V2 and/or the Nimbus V3 switches on this keeb? I can’t make my mind up on which one to get. I’m wanting either Heart Throb or Magic Bear but I’m not sure which switch to get.
What a soothing sound! Any mods to the keyboard itself?
I commented on a previous video and there are no mods on the keyboard, crazy right?
Exactly, no mods on any part! Stock board, stock switches, stock keycaps. ^^
Hi i am a keyboard newbie... if I want the thockiest keycaps, what type of material should i choose?
For me I'd say that choosing MOA profile would have bigger impact than the different materials. MOA is the thockiest I've tried so far.
wow... this sound is freaking milky...
Sooo nice!! Did you re lube the Vertex switches or is it just stock prelubed??
Thank you! ^^ These are the pre-lubed ones (I hate lubing hihi)
I think I just found my new sleeping music
Glad to hear this! It was exactly my intention ^^
What kind of keycaps should I buy to get such a sound? I ask because the colors here do not match the color of my keyboard
MOA profile definitely helps with this sound - I found many other colors on AliExpress. What color board do you have?
Black@@thoccnology
@@thoccnology do you think it is important whether it is moa profile or the keys are thicker, i don't know if sa profil suits hi75 but thicker keys are said to sound better
By the way, my board is black
@@ffkesti175 Thickness definitely affects the sound, but the profile and material affects it too.
I found that uniform profiles usually make the sound thockier, on the other hand the height of the SA keycaps have a lot of inner space for echo(-y sounds).
But take my opinion as, I've only tried one single SA keycap set.
Relax ahhhhhhh...
Hello my (left) CTRL button does not work. How can I fix this? Thanks.
The switch legs might be bent or there might be hair blocking the keycap and the switch from pushing hard enough to register a click
Which swites you’ve used?
These are the Vertex V One switches (you can find 2 shops in the description where it's available)
What do you think about pairing Ws morandi switches with it!?
I heard a lot of good reviews on the Morandis, I imagine they can be an excellent choice for this board!
i tried with aqua king and WS quartz. is morandi different to quartz?
What mic is that? Can you share your mic settings?
Hi, As I remember here I still used a Røde Videomicro!
which do you think is the best switch to pair to the hi75? currently want to upgrade my cream yellow switches. Im looking hayacinth v2u or vertex
I'd definitely choose the Vertex, that it is my absolute favorite with this board (the Vertex's stock lubed creaminess+thockiness perfectly suits the thock of the keyboard.
@@thoccnology Ohhh, have u tried the morandi? I had those as an upgrade but the wobble is too bad i sold them after testing. Is the vertex good on tolerance? I've watched ur review multiple times i just need a bit more nudge to pull the trigger on the v1 🥲
@@Typerist Haha, I can give you all the nudge you need :D The V1s are in my long-reigning TOP5 switches.
Haven't tried the Morandis yet, mostly because I heard so many bad experiences about them :') (But I think I'll try some WS Jades once I found a proper seller who ships for a reasonable price)
@@Typerist Ah sorry, forgot to reply on the tolerance part. The horizontal wobble is almost non-existent, only a vertical one can be felt, but it's still way better than most of the expensive switches (the current best is probably the HMX Cloud in that regards, and V1 is almost there)
@@thoccnology Morandi are disappointing tbh, I expected way more since it is kinda hyped by top content creators. Its not bad but not that good. Also last question is the toleance of the v1 comparable to the cream yellows? Or better?
did you mod the spacebar or something?
No, it's completely stock!
is this stock with stock lube?
Yes, everything is stock, the switches come pre-lubed!
What switches are these
They are the Vertex V1 switches!
all stock no mods?
exactly! everything is stock
What’s keycaps?
It's this: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_oE3zh9J
What is yor switch??
already write detail sription.
Vertex V One - you can find the link in the Description, also with a 10% coupon code.
Leobog sound test?
Every fcking leobog board soundtest is this thocky and deep sounding. It's like I'm the only person with a clacky sound profile of this kit.
Oh, how comes? Do you use all-foams? Maybe the keycaps+switches?
我最近買了 Hi98
sleepy
then my mission here was a success :-)
i like your hand UwU
oh my, thank you so much
super creamyyyy omaygah! dhfisdofhasdfidhao
thank you rainyyy
WHAT MODSSSS
NO MODSSSS
@@thoccnology WHAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTT??????????????
@@Keengbob I KNOOOOOOOWWWWWW RIGHHHHHHTTT??????!!!!???
I wish I was on china right now I could pick this up for 35USD I’m going to china soon though so you know :)
I'd buy at least 5pcs instantly :')
@@thoccnology lol
i am not in china but in Singapore. i just ordered the barebone leobog hi75 from china's taobao website. Anyone also can do it. i paid about $30 usd with shipping to my location in Singapore.
No midroll ads but what about the ads before that? 😭
do the vertex block the rgb or why no lights?
I almost never use RGB backlight on my keebs, it's just personal preference. The switches have LED cutouts, so they let the lights shine through otherwise
I really really want to get this sound type of keyboard but it’s gonna be expensive 😭help me🥹
It's well under $99 getting a pre-built version from Whatgeek (I have a 10% coupon for it).
bit.ly/LeobogHi75_SOA_Prebuilt
The coupon code is 'THOCC10' - also comes with free shipping
Compared to any other custom keyboard this price is insanely good. :)