1:28 "If you already have a keyboard that you like, how about you don't buy any new keyboard at all, and instead make use of the one that you currently have" Thank you for saying this! I have been trying to convince friends that are not rich not to throw money away for no reason on products they already have for a long time, and they look at me like I am crazy.
I'd half-defend this a little by saying that this is a normal thing in any hobby. Some people just like to keep combining new parts simply because they're interested, which is not inherently a harmful thing if you don't resort to stealing. Hobbies are never about what you need, but what you want. Mechanical keyboards encompass a few disciplines like embedded systems, mechanics, product design, etc. so there are a lot of room for experimentation.
Hey! I bought a lowfree flow one month ago after watching your video (and some others) and it just came in yesterday. It's cool to see that some of the things you criticized, like that bump in the back, are now fixed. I'm really enjoying the keyboard. Love your videos! Keep it up.
Oh Hell yeah, Liva upload. New camera looks good. I genuinely appreciate that you are selective and thorough as you are with your keyboard reviews. It really is a breath of fresh air in this community, even though keyboard content isn't your primary topic of interest.
I really find your videos relaxing. I discovered you through wanting to learn JP and now I've watched all your vids (really liked the renovation series)
Out of all 3, personally I love the sound of the Lemokey and the Lofree Flow is awesome too! Thanks for making these reviews for us to enjoy. Definitely subbing 😊
The keycaps are made with an old cherry clone mold- you can tell because the kerning on the shift keys is weird ("shif t"). It's a minor thing, but most reputable keyboards in this price range have solved this already. The other keyboard you showed with the same legends has the correct kerning.
I've been mulling over the Q1 Max since it came out, only holding back because the price is steep. Then the keeb gods gifted us with this. Almost the same exact keyboard, but cheaper and with that amazing blue paintjob! The moment I see the blue with Yellows available again, I'm grabbing it.
Nice. I recently got V1 Max and installed my preferred Gateron G Pro 3.0 Yellow switches from my older K2 V2. Originally I ordered with Gateron Jupiter Banana switches which I didn't like, think I am more in to linear. Now I have ordered TTC Frozen Silent V2 switches, which should arrive in a weeks time, and am hoping it will make my keyboard much more silent and enjoyable, not just for typing but also for gaming. As per mods I did the following: 1. Removed the original foam from the board and instead used 4mm Practik Base for vibration/sound dampening (orange) and 5mm STP Biplast sound insulator (black). Both are used in automotive and sound industries. 2. Added Poron switch pads 0.5mm on top of PET sheet 3. Tape mod with 2 layers 4. Added Poron 0.5mm pads under stabs and the stems, and re-lubricated the stabs as well (was thinking of changing them to Durock V2, like I did on my K2 V2, but these stocks look good) 5. Added O-rings between the bottom and the top case where screws go in. 6. Changed to Cherry PBT Double-Shot Dark Blue/Black keycaps set (usually comed with Xinmeng A66 keyboards) I'll have a Reddit post later on the mod, but for now you can see what I did with my K2 v2 here (www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/1com73o/comment/l3gz8f2/?context=3). I am very much satisfied.
Very nice and honest review! I got mine today and it's quite nice. I do prefer heavy AL keyboards and the 75% layout. My knob isn't that loose at all and I don't have any dents or anything. I got mine through the kickstarter. Mine came with the yellow and while they were quite smooth they were a little light for me so I'm swapping them for Baby Kangaroos which are definitely louder / poppy. Originally planned to put GMK Striker on mine but the keycaps are quite nice and I like the extras that were included so will stick with them for a while. I know you don't normally do keyboard reviews but really fantastic job on this one!
Also from Keychron there is the Q60 MAX which might be interesting. It has the HHKB layout, some of their new gateron switches and also comes with the same 2.4 GHz capabilities as this, although it is still quite heavy at 1.5 kg.
seeing a sponsorship from an english company entirely in japanese would be honestly pretty cool to see keychron is also known for making pretty decent products (esp. for beginners) in the enthusiast scene so it's not surprising that the box was heavy LOL also, i feel like you'd definitely love switches that are super tactile, idk specifics tho
Great video! 16:46 I think you should try the logitech mx mechanical mini! It's a 75% keyboard, amazing wireless performance and 10 month battery life with backlight turned off!
If you want smooth linear (for now) switches at an affordable price I’d recommend you try out something from HMX as they are regarded to be among the best when it comes to factory lubing. They also have very tight manufacturing tolerances which results in them having very little stem wobble. Most HMX switches lean toward a brighter or more “clacky” sound profile, so if you care about that and are after something deeper or more “thocky” sounding then they might not be for you. Though I’d still say they’re worth giving a try given that they’re relatively inexpensive.
12:09 In terms of practicality.. which one do you mean? Carrying around? Yeah. Typing? The more keys on a board, the easier it is for hands to find positions with exploded design.
From my perspective, more keys doesn't always mean its easier or more practical. For example, the HHKB doesn't even have arrow keys, yet most of the time, when navigating through letters or words in text, its much easier to use the FN + [;'/ arrow key cluster on the HHKB than to move your hand off the home row to the arrow key cluster, and then back to the home row just to press an arrow key once. The same goes for Fn + Number keys being F keys etc, because its all within reach without having to excessively move your hand, once you get used to it.
Seems like you already found as close to your perfect as you can get with your hhkb. It's one of those boards that if it works for you then it really works. I've known a few people who have custom keyboards but when it comes down to it always choose their hhkb. But it's also great that companies like keychron are taking notes from the enthusiast circles and giving people more value for their money. Even if the custom keyboards hobby shrinks back down to its niche pre-covid status companies like keychron have already shown that people want more for their money than plastic cases with rattly stabilizers. At the end of the day having more options is usually a good thing.
i recently bought my first mechanical keyboard not too long ago and ive had it for about 2 or three weeks now. Its called the Epomaker x Aula F75 keyboard, and it basically has the same layout that you edited onto the keychron. I got curious after watching your keyboard video a year ago, and its been in the back of my mind ssince. though, I probably wont really get into keyboards that much cause honestly, i dont really see a reason to get more than one. i might look into fun custom keycaps, the ones peopl turn into cats and such. it just seems really fun :) anyways, good video as always!
I think you would really like Nuphy Air keyboards. They're similar to Lofree Flow in form factor, but have better build quality and switches and they're somehow cheaper as well. Nuphy Air V2 also finally supports QMK/VIA, so it's extremely programmable on all platforms
Do you think the modern Realforce keyboards are as good as your HHKB? I am interested in Topre but cannot live without real arrow keys or a Function row
Its hard to tell, I briefly tried a few Topre Realforces in a store and the domes didn't feel as tactile as my HHKB. Not sure if its because the domes of my old HHKB might have stiffened and therefore gotten more tactile, or if all HHKBs are like that. I'm not sure if they were the 45g ones or the variable ones in the Realforce as I forgot to check, but the 55g dome version might be even more tactile, and you can always get BKE domes that can be used even on "fake" topre keyboards to make them feel more tactile. The HHKB uses plate mounting though, making the overall feel still slightly different, but it depends from person to person at the end of the day.
About 2.8 to 4.4 milliseconds response, 1000MHz polling. Fully programmable. Hot swappable device constructed like a tank. Gamers isn't a professional or technical category, just a marketing ploy.
This seems to be an issue with early boards, or he received a realy bad example. I have the board the Pro version (got it in July) and the knob is defintly not like in the video. Also, the board doesn't have neither the higher pitch nor there's any scrathiness, at least from what I can tell, but it definitely doesn't sound like in the video (I think we have the same switches: super red). Maybe they improved the lubrication or smth.
Sounds like you might like the HHKB Hybrid (topre). Or, maybe worth checking out the new HHKB Studio (MX). I also kee going back to Topre. My favoritr MX is Gateron Oil Kings.
I bought the barebone kit, the non pro version, cause I don't really care about wireless and I'm definitely not planning to move around with a keeb this heavy xD Can't wait for it to arrive
Hello! I’m interested in this keyboard for weeks but I still hesitate to If you would advice a keyboard for gaming oriented and a another one for typing oriented, which keyboards you would advice for the each utilizations? Thanks!
I feel like the best solution would be a keyboard that suits for both gaming as well as typing. There are too many factors to say which one is the best, as at the end of the day its subjective. I feel like the most important aspect is the layout and form factor. I personally prefer a compact 65%, or the HHKB layout, which you can learn more about in my latest video about the HHKB, and also for the reasons I brought up at 14:15. I feel like having a compact keyboard has benefits as described at 11:35, and it also gives you more space for your mouse, as well as to adjust the keyboard to whatever angle feels most comfortable. In terms of switches, anything can be fine, but personally, esp. for gaming, I prefer lighter switcher. I also like Topre a lot, which can be used for gaming as well, but in some cases light linears can be preferable, though I know people breaking world records in Counter-Strike kz using Topre switches as well.
If you want smooth MX switches you're probably gonna have to hand lube them which takes a lot of time and is pretty delicate, factory lubed switches stop being as smooth after around a week of daily use in my experience, though I've noticed tactile switches tend to not really be as bad as linears when it comes to scratchiness
I can say at least for my model that the knob is not loose so it definitely shouldn't be like that. May just be a problem they had with early units and ironed out later on.
Its a video that's going to take a really long time to make, meaning I'd have to delay other videos or sacrifice a few ones during my limited stay in Japan, so its a bit of a tricky one, but I'd still like to get it done this year.
Intersting. I have this keyboard, actually the Pro version, with linear red switches, and I can't say I am able to hear the higher pitch like in the video, nor the scratchiness. Also wouldn't call the knob wobbly. Maybe they improved the quality in later bacthes, or you were unlucky and got a bad sample... Re gaskets, it is a stiff board, but this doesn't bother me personally.
I am glad the market is being inflated with loads of new products because it is driving prices down to the point people can afford the hobby. also it means that companies need to work harder to get your dollars. scratch is something that is weirdly sought after in cherry switches(the brand not the switch style). that I'm sure keychron is trying to emulate. to say it is a contentious issue would be putting it mildly. it does indeed get much smoother though and that's the way the industry is headed even if the fan boys covet their vintage cherry blacks.
I've never heard anyone say that the scratchiness of the original Cherry MX switches is sought after lol, I remember that being the main reason everyone was abandoning genuine Cherry switches for the clones that started appearing once their patent expired. If people search for scratchiness then some old Black Alps switches would be a goldmine. Vintage blacks are a special case in the sense that they supposedly were made out of a different, more expensive material that made them smoother, though others argue that perhaps its just wear and tear over the years.
I bought this and im thinking the spacebar feels a little off, like its not clicking the switch all the way down like the shift enter etc, anyone got this and had same exp? dunno if its supposed to be like this, its like its choking and not going down, like using same force on shift and other it does click and contact with board, but on spacebar its almost silent and weeeiiird
@AQuestCalledMusic yea took the spacebard keycap and switch off and on a few times and it seems to have gotten much better than when I first got it, i still think it couldv been overly factory lubed but i just couldnt bother redoing it not worth it im satisfied this way
I throw my money away by buying so many keyboards and ended up just using a Lenovo 8827 I just got from eBay for like 5 dollars and been using it while all my mechanical keyboards are sitting in the corner for months.
1:28 "If you already have a keyboard that you like, how about you don't buy any new keyboard at all, and instead make use of the one that you currently have"
Thank you for saying this! I have been trying to convince friends that are not rich not to throw money away for no reason on products they already have for a long time, and they look at me like I am crazy.
Yes people nowadays are like these despite knowing they are impacting environment with this type of behaviour.
@@only-anime8241 It's the disease of consumerism.
Hell it doesn't matter if you're rich or not, if something is still perfectly functional NEVER and I mean NEVER throw it away.
I'd half-defend this a little by saying that this is a normal thing in any hobby. Some people just like to keep combining new parts simply because they're interested, which is not inherently a harmful thing if you don't resort to stealing. Hobbies are never about what you need, but what you want. Mechanical keyboards encompass a few disciplines like embedded systems, mechanics, product design, etc. so there are a lot of room for experimentation.
Hey! I bought a lowfree flow one month ago after watching your video (and some others) and it just came in yesterday. It's cool to see that some of the things you criticized, like that bump in the back, are now fixed. I'm really enjoying the keyboard.
Love your videos! Keep it up.
Video so good we got it twice
Just got this keyboard today. Can confirm, my knob does not wobble.
I'm addicted to watching your keyboard videos, very nice.
Thanks for the upload, Liva, ur videos always make my day
Any day with an upload from you is a good day!
Oh Hell yeah, Liva upload. New camera looks good. I genuinely appreciate that you are selective and thorough as you are with your keyboard reviews. It really is a breath of fresh air in this community, even though keyboard content isn't your primary topic of interest.
I really find your videos relaxing. I discovered you through wanting to learn JP and now I've watched all your vids (really liked the renovation series)
Actually probably the best review video I've seen
I love my Keychron Q3 and don’t see myself switching but always fun to hear about what else is out there
Out of all 3, personally I love the sound of the Lemokey and the Lofree Flow is awesome too! Thanks for making these reviews for us to enjoy. Definitely subbing 😊
I love these thumbnails man
So true
The keycaps are made with an old cherry clone mold- you can tell because the kerning on the shift keys is weird ("shif t"). It's a minor thing, but most reputable keyboards in this price range have solved this already. The other keyboard you showed with the same legends has the correct kerning.
That's interesting to know!
I've been mulling over the Q1 Max since it came out, only holding back because the price is steep. Then the keeb gods gifted us with this. Almost the same exact keyboard, but cheaper and with that amazing blue paintjob! The moment I see the blue with Yellows available again, I'm grabbing it.
Great video as usual
The browser-based mapping software blew me away. I use dual boot (Windows+Linux) and I've been frustrated by HID software countless times.
Nice. I recently got V1 Max and installed my preferred Gateron G Pro 3.0 Yellow switches from my older K2 V2. Originally I ordered with Gateron Jupiter Banana switches which I didn't like, think I am more in to linear. Now I have ordered TTC Frozen Silent V2 switches, which should arrive in a weeks time, and am hoping it will make my keyboard much more silent and enjoyable, not just for typing but also for gaming.
As per mods I did the following:
1. Removed the original foam from the board and instead used 4mm Practik Base for vibration/sound dampening (orange) and 5mm STP Biplast sound insulator (black). Both are used in automotive and sound industries.
2. Added Poron switch pads 0.5mm on top of PET sheet
3. Tape mod with 2 layers
4. Added Poron 0.5mm pads under stabs and the stems, and re-lubricated the stabs as well (was thinking of changing them to Durock V2, like I did on my K2 V2, but these stocks look good)
5. Added O-rings between the bottom and the top case where screws go in.
6. Changed to Cherry PBT Double-Shot Dark Blue/Black keycaps set (usually comed with Xinmeng A66 keyboards)
I'll have a Reddit post later on the mod, but for now you can see what I did with my K2 v2 here (www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/1com73o/comment/l3gz8f2/?context=3). I am very much satisfied.
im not even really into keyboards i just love your video style
Very nice and honest review! I got mine today and it's quite nice. I do prefer heavy AL keyboards and the 75% layout. My knob isn't that loose at all and I don't have any dents or anything. I got mine through the kickstarter. Mine came with the yellow and while they were quite smooth they were a little light for me so I'm swapping them for Baby Kangaroos which are definitely louder / poppy. Originally planned to put GMK Striker on mine but the keycaps are quite nice and I like the extras that were included so will stick with them for a while. I know you don't normally do keyboard reviews but really fantastic job on this one!
16:59 can't wait to see the improvement 🧐
The hhkb will never be beaten
Nice vid mate
Love to see the Pro 1 ❤
I wonder if you'd enjoy a split ergonomic keyboard like corne or lily58
Also from Keychron there is the Q60 MAX which might be interesting. It has the HHKB layout, some of their new gateron switches and also comes with the same 2.4 GHz capabilities as this, although it is still quite heavy at 1.5 kg.
first upload i had to restart my pc because i thought my audio wasn't working lmao, now i realised it was just the video
seeing a sponsorship from an english company entirely in japanese would be honestly pretty cool to see
keychron is also known for making pretty decent products (esp. for beginners) in the enthusiast scene so it's not surprising that the box was heavy LOL
also, i feel like you'd definitely love switches that are super tactile, idk specifics tho
I love your style.
Nice video! Have you thought about trying split keyboard like Keebio Iris?
7:04 I've never seen that many veins on someones hands. its weirdly scary lol
heroin or just too much caffine
Great video! 16:46 I think you should try the logitech mx mechanical mini! It's a 75% keyboard, amazing wireless performance and 10 month battery life with backlight turned off!
lmao the sticky keys sound when u press shift 5 times showing the scratchyness
If you want smooth linear (for now) switches at an affordable price I’d recommend you try out something from HMX as they are regarded to be among the best when it comes to factory lubing. They also have very tight manufacturing tolerances which results in them having very little stem wobble. Most HMX switches lean toward a brighter or more “clacky” sound profile, so if you care about that and are after something deeper or more “thocky” sounding then they might not be for you. Though I’d still say they’re worth giving a try given that they’re relatively inexpensive.
With sound edition!!
12:09 In terms of practicality.. which one do you mean?
Carrying around? Yeah.
Typing? The more keys on a board, the easier it is for hands to find positions with exploded design.
From my perspective, more keys doesn't always mean its easier or more practical. For example, the HHKB doesn't even have arrow keys, yet most of the time, when navigating through letters or words in text, its much easier to use the FN + [;'/ arrow key cluster on the HHKB than to move your hand off the home row to the arrow key cluster, and then back to the home row just to press an arrow key once.
The same goes for Fn + Number keys being F keys etc, because its all within reach without having to excessively move your hand, once you get used to it.
I... did not know what a ferrite bead was, damn
weve been getting spoiled with the liva content recently 😭
Seems like you already found as close to your perfect as you can get with your hhkb. It's one of those boards that if it works for you then it really works. I've known a few people who have custom keyboards but when it comes down to it always choose their hhkb.
But it's also great that companies like keychron are taking notes from the enthusiast circles and giving people more value for their money. Even if the custom keyboards hobby shrinks back down to its niche pre-covid status companies like keychron have already shown that people want more for their money than plastic cases with rattly stabilizers. At the end of the day having more options is usually a good thing.
17:00 where can i get that notebook? or what's its name?
"Sakura Black sketchbook 21x29,7cm"
@@VeeZzz123 actually goated for finding it yourself and coming back to let everyone else know who might also be curious
How did you even get more ad offers after the honest review?
If you want a compact and smooth keyboard then try looking at the yunzii al66 or the rainy 75
Did they ever end up fixing or replacing your knob?
i recently bought my first mechanical keyboard not too long ago and ive had it for about 2 or three weeks now. Its called the Epomaker x Aula F75 keyboard, and it basically has the same layout that you edited onto the keychron.
I got curious after watching your keyboard video a year ago, and its been in the back of my mind ssince. though, I probably wont really get into keyboards that much cause honestly, i dont really see a reason to get more than one. i might look into fun custom keycaps, the ones peopl turn into cats and such. it just seems really fun :)
anyways, good video as always!
oh also! im glad you are still drawing :)
Mate! Have you seen the Q60? It has the HHKB layout :) Could it be your perfect match??
I actually have it haha, Keychron sent me one after this video, so a video on it is coming in some months.
I think you would really like Nuphy Air keyboards. They're similar to Lofree Flow in form factor, but have better build quality and switches and they're somehow cheaper as well. Nuphy Air V2 also finally supports QMK/VIA, so it's extremely programmable on all platforms
Do you think the modern Realforce keyboards are as good as your HHKB? I am interested in Topre but cannot live without real arrow keys or a Function row
Its hard to tell, I briefly tried a few Topre Realforces in a store and the domes didn't feel as tactile as my HHKB. Not sure if its because the domes of my old HHKB might have stiffened and therefore gotten more tactile, or if all HHKBs are like that.
I'm not sure if they were the 45g ones or the variable ones in the Realforce as I forgot to check, but the 55g dome version might be even more tactile, and you can always get BKE domes that can be used even on "fake" topre keyboards to make them feel more tactile.
The HHKB uses plate mounting though, making the overall feel still slightly different, but it depends from person to person at the end of the day.
So this p1 is intended for gamers in mind. How is it for gaming? Is it responsive? Compared to the mainstream gamer tax keyboards how does it hold up?
About 2.8 to 4.4 milliseconds response, 1000MHz polling. Fully programmable. Hot swappable device constructed like a tank.
Gamers isn't a professional or technical category, just a marketing ploy.
Is the knob wobbly because of the knob cap or the dial itself? Would the wobbliness go away if you used a different cap compared to the stock one?
This seems to be an issue with early boards, or he received a realy bad example. I have the board the Pro version (got it in July) and the knob is defintly not like in the video. Also, the board doesn't have neither the higher pitch nor there's any scrathiness, at least from what I can tell, but it definitely doesn't sound like in the video (I think we have the same switches: super red). Maybe they improved the lubrication or smth.
Keychron makes the keychron q60 max which is a hhkb like keyboard with the same properties as the p1. It’s full metal tho
Are you from finland
Sounds like you might like the HHKB Hybrid (topre). Or, maybe worth checking out the new HHKB Studio (MX).
I also kee going back to Topre. My favoritr MX is Gateron Oil Kings.
I bought the barebone kit, the non pro version, cause I don't really care about wireless and I'm definitely not planning to move around with a keeb this heavy xD
Can't wait for it to arrive
Maybe you should try the Keychron Q60 Max. It has the EXACT HHKB layout, AND a METAL CASE.
Hello! I’m interested in this keyboard for weeks but I still hesitate to
If you would advice a keyboard for gaming oriented and a another one for typing oriented, which keyboards you would advice for the each utilizations? Thanks!
I feel like the best solution would be a keyboard that suits for both gaming as well as typing. There are too many factors to say which one is the best, as at the end of the day its subjective. I feel like the most important aspect is the layout and form factor. I personally prefer a compact 65%, or the HHKB layout, which you can learn more about in my latest video about the HHKB, and also for the reasons I brought up at 14:15. I feel like having a compact keyboard has benefits as described at 11:35, and it also gives you more space for your mouse, as well as to adjust the keyboard to whatever angle feels most comfortable.
In terms of switches, anything can be fine, but personally, esp. for gaming, I prefer lighter switcher. I also like Topre a lot, which can be used for gaming as well, but in some cases light linears can be preferable, though I know people breaking world records in Counter-Strike kz using Topre switches as well.
Don't buy this one. It's just and overpriced version of a Ajazz ak820
Salute 🫡 to you for not encouraging consumerism.
do you plan on fixing up the basement of the soviet store?
Eventually if there's some good reason for it, yeah
Does anybody knows if the P1 Lemokey is the same as the P1 Pro? there is no sign of a Pro version on the Keycron website.
No P1 pro has wireless support and mac, p1 is only wired and windows
If you want smooth MX switches you're probably gonna have to hand lube them which takes a lot of time and is pretty delicate, factory lubed switches stop being as smooth after around a week of daily use in my experience, though I've noticed tactile switches tend to not really be as bad as linears when it comes to scratchiness
Never stop with the Doge thumbnails
I can say at least for my model that the knob is not loose so it definitely shouldn't be like that. May just be a problem they had with early units and ironed out later on.
It's possible that it got ironed out because Keychron accepted the feedback!
Where’s Linux part 2?
Its a video that's going to take a really long time to make, meaning I'd have to delay other videos or sacrifice a few ones during my limited stay in Japan, so its a bit of a tricky one, but I'd still like to get it done this year.
Intersting. I have this keyboard, actually the Pro version, with linear red switches, and I can't say I am able to hear the higher pitch like in the video, nor the scratchiness. Also wouldn't call the knob wobbly. Maybe they improved the quality in later bacthes, or you were unlucky and got a bad sample... Re gaskets, it is a stiff board, but this doesn't bother me personally.
R.I.P kabochan
I guess this one is with audio
First reaction: 重っ 😂
I am glad the market is being inflated with loads of new products because it is driving prices down to the point people can afford the hobby. also it means that companies need to work harder to get your dollars. scratch is something that is weirdly sought after in cherry switches(the brand not the switch style). that I'm sure keychron is trying to emulate. to say it is a contentious issue would be putting it mildly. it does indeed get much smoother though and that's the way the industry is headed even if the fan boys covet their vintage cherry blacks.
I've never heard anyone say that the scratchiness of the original Cherry MX switches is sought after lol, I remember that being the main reason everyone was abandoning genuine Cherry switches for the clones that started appearing once their patent expired.
If people search for scratchiness then some old Black Alps switches would be a goldmine.
Vintage blacks are a special case in the sense that they supposedly were made out of a different, more expensive material that made them smoother, though others argue that perhaps its just wear and tear over the years.
where is linux video 🤔love ya
Coming this year hopefully!
@@Livakivi pls try fedora 40 or bazzite at least? it'd be solving a lot of ur issues
bruh, they stole the color pallet from the Machenike K500-94B :/
That colorway is "Hyperfuse." GMK came out with it in like 2015
Reupload?
First one didn't have audio. It was up for only a minute
@@ramielthe5thangel532 Ahh ok I only saw the notif
I bought this and im thinking the spacebar feels a little off, like its not clicking the switch all the way down like the shift enter etc, anyone got this and had same exp? dunno if its supposed to be like this, its like its choking and not going down, like using same force on shift and other it does click and contact with board, but on spacebar its almost silent and weeeiiird
Did you ever figure this out? I'm looking to get one when they come back in stock
@AQuestCalledMusic yea took the spacebard keycap and switch off and on a few times and it seems to have gotten much better than when I first got it, i still think it couldv been overly factory lubed but i just couldnt bother redoing it not worth it im satisfied this way
@@Youssef_Ben_Yedder gotcha. Thanks 👍
Do you plan to learn any other language and maybe making some content about it?
review a split keyboard.
paid roughly $110 for this on amazon, was thinking this or the crush 80 pro reboot, but these were cheaper so whatever
Try Nuphy Air60 v2 (it comes with 2,4ghz dongle) very low latency
Shipping cost of 22€ is holding me back
I throw my money away by buying so many keyboards and ended up just using a Lenovo 8827 I just got from eBay for like 5 dollars and been using it while all my mechanical keyboards are sitting in the corner for months.
What kind of accent ads extra vowels?
Wdym Keychron clone
I saw that.
Why the keys are not illuminated? Cmon not difficult
You can get aftermarket shine-through keycaps... but not everyone likes them
this retro keyboards looks like from the same company
Hi liva
Hi
I was first the first time around...
Its a good video, but dragging out the last vowel before a pause or comma is worse than an inflection at the end of the sentence.
This keyboard is very weird. It’s like they made the q1 Less worth it and trying to cover it up with gaming. This keyboard is very weird. 🙃🙂
Title is grammatically inaccurate 😡😡😡