I thunk they're for the screw in stabs. Mkc wasn't originally planning to include stabs but they ended up including some woth their own washers anyways
Yes 100 dollars is a lot of money, but for an aluminum case, pvd weight, and so many pcb, plate, and mounting options, I'd argue that $100 is a great price
I just got gmk67 for 36$, then 70 outemu creamy linear pink switches for 19$ and lastly honeycomb keycaps for 12$ It's rgb, wireless, bluetooth and usb plug, usb c, and modded stock and lube stabilizers and volume wheel.@@SimulatorTech
by the way there are even cheaper body than that but on batteries so I didn't wanted that and cheaper switches but I've wanted these ones.@@SimulatorTech
Yes, but your sub $100 keyboard doesn't have an alu case, a rear weight, top mount, plateless, etc. Your sub 100 keyboard is great, but "only $100" is considering the features, materials, and quality of this board
Would you recommend the neo 80 as my first custom
For sure, it's very easy to build and it sounds insanely good
it sounds great!
Would you recommend me to put gmk on my neo70?
If you can afford it I don't see why not
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is that take 5?????
Of course!
Enjoying this channel. Any plans to test the monsgeek m7?
What are the red rings used for ?
I thunk they're for the screw in stabs. Mkc wasn't originally planning to include stabs but they ended up including some woth their own washers anyways
*Only* 100 is crazy lol
yeah I thought the same it's a lot 100$ even razer keyboards are less.
Yes 100 dollars is a lot of money, but for an aluminum case, pvd weight, and so many pcb, plate, and mounting options, I'd argue that $100 is a great price
In fairness, razer keyboards don't have half of the features the mkc65 has
I just got gmk67 for 36$, then 70 outemu creamy linear pink switches for 19$ and lastly honeycomb keycaps for 12$ It's rgb, wireless, bluetooth and usb plug, usb c, and modded stock and lube stabilizers and volume wheel.@@SimulatorTech
by the way there are even cheaper body than that but on batteries so I didn't wanted that and cheaper switches but I've wanted these ones.@@SimulatorTech
How do you think the feel compares to that of the neo65/70/80?
Definitely stiffer. The softest mkc65 config is similar to the stiffest neo70 config
@@SimulatorTech Gotcha, thanks for the reply!
@@SimulatorTech which would you pick between neo65 vs mkc65?
They're both great boards. I would personally go for the neo65 because I prefer how it sounds
yes ONLY 100$ which is a lot still. 50$ would be find but 100$ I can build my own custom keyboard for less. Which I did.
Yes, but your sub $100 keyboard doesn't have an alu case, a rear weight, top mount, plateless, etc. Your sub 100 keyboard is great, but "only $100" is considering the features, materials, and quality of this board
@@SimulatorTechthe comment is analogous to comparing a Honda Civic to a Porsche whilst saying, "My Civic is cheaper and can drive too!" 😂
He thinks his modded rk61 with ali express xda keycaos are as good lol