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BSUN tends to have some tick noise to a greater or lesser extent. So far, 537 is the best in terms of smooth, clear sound and less ticking.

Thank you!!

Fast! LOL

It's cup coaster. Search "铜杯垫" on Taobao

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@@KeebTaro yeah this video made me buy white lotus and it was a mistake :(

What did you think when you compared your switch to the bump section in this ice king video?

@@KeebTaro well I see like 0.5mm pre-bump travel. But is it shaped differently?

Stay tuned!

this is deep and thocky, just slap it up with foams including pe and there you go

Who knows? Stay tuned.

The spacebar is slightly warped, but I like it.

Exactly.

What is "Fruity Clack"!? XD

lol

tight, not mushy, lower-pitched sound

Based on the fact that it's manufactured by JWICK and the wire support design, it's likely that the Durock V3 serves as the base. Additionally, from the product photos, the tolerance between the stem and housing seems large, which suggests that the wobble might be significant.

@@KeebTaro thank you♥

Thank you for the information! Where exactly was the issue with the tolerance? 6.25U? I purchased mine from Taobao, so I’m not sure if it has the same issue as the ones from Divinikey. Even if I used the correct ones, I doubt the comparison results would change. The results and my impression from actually using them on the keyboard are the same.

I measured mine, which I bought on Taobao, with calipers, and the switch holder was positioned symmetrically. That was a relief. Thanks for the extra information!

Yea, it's HMX sound!!

@@KeebTaro This seems a little more marble-y for HMX's usually poppy, clacky sound, which is great as I'd like to be able to find that PE style sound without the foam. Is some of this in the mic and recording, or is it quite HMX loud, and pebble-y as it sounds here?

The bottom-out sound is clear and has the signature HMX quality. However, there's a tick noise that muddles the sound, which is likely the cause.

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well those hands n veins look prominent now, looks fine and overall colourfully balanced

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It looks very very nice. I didn't mind how it looked before at all, but this is even better.

still waiting for the review :D

You’ve done an amazing job narrowing it down by yourself! There are some people who ask me things they could figure out just by watching the video-without putting in the effort. Now, if by "deep" you mean "low-pitched," then among those options, Canglan stands out as a great choice. I'd also recommend Keygeek Y3 if you're looking for something good right now.

@@KeebTaro Thank you so much for the reply! I think I am going to order 1-2 samples of my top 4 and the Y3 and see which sounds the best in person (Y3 Sounds amazing). I unfortunately have to do in in another board than i am building since the new one is solder only :(. Thanks again!

@@KeebTaro At 2:53 in this video is one of my favorite sounds. I'm not sure what the correct adjectives are for it, but I think Im looking for low pitches and buttery? th-cam.com/video/xu2tnMUxx2c/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Merkeebs

I also reviewed the V3 Cream. It has a mid-to-high range sound with some thickness. The term 'buttery' is used to describe the smoothness of the stem, and in that sense, the V3 Cream isn't pre-lubed, so you'll need to lube it yourself. But Akko isn't even selling it anymore, to begin with.

It's old

It's slightly scratchy, but it seems that many people actually prefer that.

@@KeebTaro hell yea and u are talking to a one scratch enthusiast

actually, scratchy is not my taste

@@KeebTaro aw man, to each their own taro

That’s why I usually don’t answer questions like “A vs B?” or “Which is better?” Everyone has their own preferences, after all. hahaha

Thanks!

I record under the same conditions as much as possible, so please refer to the sound tests and charts for comparison.

@@clackyzard you should try to swap spring

@@zarraeal2788 Is the sound close to that memory?

@@KeebTaro omg yeah when u bite on it and crunch it between ur teeth ! nostalgic

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@@seishun9611 yea, really clear sound!

As I mentioned in this review, the quality level of this switch is on a different tier compared to the older BSUN switches, excluding Aniya. This means Roselle is also from an older generation. I hope a switch with a sound similar to Roselle, but produced with the latest mold, will be released.

Not reviewing them yet

@@KeebTaro ok thank you

If you want quietness, frozen is better

​@@KeebTaro what about the feel, which one is less mushy? i want to build a silent keyboard, but i would rather pick a slightly louder switch if its less mushy if you know what i mean... if its the same then maybe i will buy the frozen (or the kailh midnight pro?)

I think you can choose one if you watch my review videos of them.

@@KeebTaro ​ @KeebTaro I already watched all of your reviews on the silent switches, and I think the gateron zero degrees switches sound is the best, i will try it out, hopefully the feel is nice and not too soft. Thank you for the in-depth reviews!!

Thanks. I recommend gateron. It's less mushy and has a bit sound. It's easy for me to answer concrete questions first😊

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