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I think the bump is more D shaped on tomorrows while mx browns lean more towards a P shape. Newer batches of tomorrows also have new springs and I haven't tried those so I don't know how that changes the feel.

@@justanotherpxrson nice, thank you. is the tactile bump on the lighter side?

@@inspire1ove No problem! I need to get them out to make sure but I remember it leaning towards the lighter side more or less.

Thanks! I wouldn't recommend getting them for retail price. I remember them being 70-95 cents back when I looked. But I really do like this switch.

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I don't think anyone will ever be able to copy cherry. I didn't even think of that while using them if I'm being honest. But with that in mind, its 100% the best attempt I have seen. but can we talk about how bad that first build is LOL

They aren't all equal. Sadly these went out of stock and never came back it seems. The best thing to do would be to just get some normal gateron milky browns and lube them yourself.

Thanks! I'm surprised anyone found me from there lol

Thanks! My favorite by far was the mx blacks but it just wasn't good enough for me to justify keeping it around.

Yeah, its not bad at all. I'm just not super blown away or anything lol

Honestly what makes it the brightest is having switches that allow light to shine through and/or bounce off of them. MX blacks made the lighting a lot dimmer especially on top. I only used this on my desk for a week or 2 tops so my eyes are fine 🤣

@@MenaceAEP Hi! It's crazy that people are still finding me from that

Thank you! I love rambling about keyboards things lol

LMAO ty! I don't have anything you haven't tried anyways, you have a super versatile collection it seems like.

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yeah, I have another test up with it. i dont even have the tiger lite anymore though

I agree, I am still surprised.

Yeah they are pretty solid

I still haven't tried any hmx switch. If I do it would probably be purple haze or Evas since they seem to sound a little more tame compared to the rest of the lineup.

@@justanotherpxrson hmx is an acquired taste fs. I still dont get how that sharp clack became popular

@@alceray I get why it's popular in China, but not everywhere else. It seems to me they are designed to be used with a fully foamed board. I don't think I will ever be able to adjust. It's one thing to just not love how a switch sounds, but another thing when it legit hurts to listen to.

This is one of the cheapest options as well I think. Grey top, black bottom, black accent, alu weight. I don't know what I did to make it sound so good here to be honest. I did end up finding out that the sonnet is very picky with how its built though. If using isolated top mount you need to make sure the screws aren't too tight. The same goes for the case screws. The alignment of the case matters too. For good measure I ended up trying a force break under the weight as well as a force break where the bottom case slots into the top case. It seems that if the bottom case has too much contact with the top case (the little piece that slots in), the spacebar sounds super hollow. Stack mount can be fun, but in my opinion the same things still apply. It's not even a matter of skill issues, its just a really picky keyboard. It's annoying because I'm sure you and me both know how good the sonnet *can* sound.

@@justanotherpxrson I agree with you 100% that the Sonnet is a picky board. I really want to like this board. It's aesthetically pleasing and probably my most premium board that fits the budget. However, I am just not that satisfied as it takes a lot of work to get it sounding right. Unlike cheaper boards specifically those from qwertykeys, they sound amazing without putting so much work into it (e.g. neo65, neo80, qk75n). Just put them together and call it a day kind of thing. For the price range of the Sonnet, I was expecting it to outperform but nah. Don't get me wrong, I still like it and will be investing on it to unleash its full potential.

@@DadTech1981 I definitely agree. I have a neo65 and it is super impressive. Investing in a board to make it sound good can get into sunk cost territory very quickly though. I keep wondering if a copper weight would help, but I will not pay mode $80 for a tiny piece of copper.

@@justanotherpxrson I feel you! Imma try a stiffer plate and possibly foam kit. My end goal (for any board) is to have it at least sound decent and just swap out switches and keycaps every now and then. And not having to deal with its flaws

@@DadTech1981 I personally think at least plate foam is a must for the sonnet

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I'm trying my best to get myself to stream again 🙃 its super mentally taxing.

@@justanotherpxrson hope you start streaming again soon ❤️ - I saw you from that TH-cam dude and you looked cool

@@Jaydoesminecraftstuff I can't believe people are still finding me from that. So cool :D

@@justanotherpxrson yeah it’s pretty awesome

Hi! Its cool that my video was one of the first you found. I remember I tried hyper x aquas at best buy a couple of times, but its been a while. What I do remember is that they aren't silent to me at all. But then again, I didn't pay too much attention to sound with it being in a store. Silent bluish whites are literally a fully silent switch with silicone dampening on either the stem or inside of the housing (I forget how they silenced that particular switch). I had to look up kailh midnight pros just to be sure, but those are also a fully silent switch. Besides that, I think that your keyboard/configuration of choice will be just as important (if not more important) in getting that deeper sound you are after. I don't recommend anything by tecsee at this point (so, from this list, blue sky and neapolitan ice creams). Imo U4Ts are overpriced and overrated with what's on the market today. I would honestly need to go back to best buy and try those hyper x aquas again to really recommend something confidently. But off the top of my head, you *might* like something like a Gateron Quinn. If I remember correctly, they are more tactile than aquas, but you might enjoy the sound of quinns. The only issue is that while they are kind of on the deeper side, they aren't what I would call quiet. The factory lube also makes some of them mushy over time which is really annoying. If you want something with barely any tactility at all, honestly just grab some Gateron pro milky browns. They are really cheap, and the tactility is very light. But I am almost certain those are even less tactile than hyper x aquas. Long story short, I don't think there will be anything exactly like them unfortunately. And if there is, there are so many switches on the market that it would be nearly impossible to find the match. I hope some of this helps! Let me know if you have other questions and I will try my best to answer :)

@@justanotherpxrson Oh!!!! Thank you so much for getting back to me. Those are very helpful inputs. I'm doing more research to find better fit for my taste. Again thank you!

@@Berecutecu No problem!

For me, neither. But Morandis are better than these overall from what I have tried. I only have a single and then got to try them in a friends board though. But it seems like Morandis are universally loved more or less.

@@justanotherpxrson So, I live in Brazil and here we don't have exactly all the switch options available but I was interested in these 2, I wanted something different and a little thocky, I play FPS, do you have any recommendations for a switch?

@@Paganblood100 Morandis are probably a decent option for what you're looking for honestly.

@@justanotherpxrson ok thx for your help s2

@@Paganblood100 No problem :)

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I agree with both of those statements lol. I finally have a home for the clackbits (for now)

hi! there is basically zero chance i make gaming videos lol

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ty <3 yeah its nice. I just hope my love for keyboards can come back eventually. And I hope that I can enjoy hobbies without constantly feeling the need to buy stuff 🤣

Hey, no problem!

No problem! The collection will grow slowly but surely. I tagged all of you guys because I have genuinely been binging a lot of your videos lol. I won't be able to keep up on content as frequently so its really awesome that there are so many passionate members in the community.

Thank you so much! I was in the middle of watching the video you just posted about stonewashing them. That's super generous of you, but wouldn't shipping be absolutely killer? Either way, I am looking forward to that comparison. From my limited experience, 3d printed stuff seems like a great balance between quality, function, and price. I have seen the Verkk around a bit, but it was actually Dynamic Inertia that really sold me in terms of wanting one someday.

@justanotherpxrson consider it a gift from one fidgeter to another, it might just be a while until I can send them out. I think I found you on the FidgetBoy group so I'll PM you on FB if you're happy with that? In any case, I'd throw in a few other things with the Kladis stuff to make it truly worthwhile sending!

@@PocketCurios Oh my goodness, thank you so much. Yeah, my profile picture is the blue and orange fidgetboy shown in the video. I was going to try to not let facebook get much info on me, but linking it in any way to this youtube channel like I did kinda ruined that lol

@justanotherpxrson haha well I'll message you on there. Its nice to pass on fidgets to people who enjoy them!

@@PocketCurios I know how you feel, I like being able to do that with keyboard stuff once in a while.

Thank you so much... I was really nervous to post this because I lowkey still feel silly for dropping money on what amounts to toys. I hope this same fire comes back for keyboards, but at least im not hating them right now either.

Hi there, no problem! FidgetBoy is so fantastic, the best I have tried so far for sure.

nope, only whatever lube was there from the factory

31 cents is very decent imo. As long as you can comfortably afford it, they might be worth a shot at that price. Its been a while since I have used these so my memory isn't great tbh. WS browns have the same feeling that most haimu tactiles have, so I think that the taros might be different enough to warrant trying. But above all else, don't let fomo get to you :)

@@justanotherpxrson WS Brown is litterally $0.34/switch so its not that big of a difference but I'll try the Taro switches anyway xd

I agree. The only reason I made the comparison is because the divinikey product page calls the tactility similar to a t1.

Holy moly! I'm glad you found something you like at least. My personal issue with finding things I like isn't feel, but sound.

@@justanotherpxrson Oh, do you not like the sound of the taros?

@@locklear308 Not particularly from what I remember. I dont have them anymore so I cant try them again, but I remember them sounding pretty plasticky and unrefined. But I am way too picky for my own good a lot of the time.

@@justanotherpxrson Really? That's odd because they sound very marblely to me. Maybe they redesigned them a while back? Not sure, but I would say to try them again.

That was me too not too long ago. Got a switch tester with over 40 tactiles and kept coming back to the taros. I've had these in my gmmk pro for the past 2 years now and I absolutely love them but I've definitely found some nice tactiles since then. Still can't seem to take these out the board tho, I just keep coming back. Only recently I found out these were unlubed switches too lol. At this point I'm so accustomed to the feel I refuse to lube them, it really is a unique typing experience.

Don't get v1. I can't say anything about v2 as I haven't tried them, but the leaf noise is supposed to be fixed. I don't really like gateron cap switches because of the weird bottom out. I like gateron pro milky browns, but those are just about the lightest tactility you can probably get. A personal favorite of mine are KNC black jackets, but some people consider those medium tactiles, and the sound is very hit or miss. They are pretty quiet for a long pole though. I need to make a video on leobog browns too. Underrated af, but wouldn't fit the "not too loud" category most likely.