Hey Betty, that novelty keycap is Calcifer from Howl's Moving Castle - the little trapped fire demon that does cooking duties and will eat your kitchen scraps, like egg shells.
Since I like to program my ortho weirdly, I buy XDA/DSA keycaps. It allows me to be weird with my layouts and still have the keys look good. Then again I love XDA profile so I might have some bias there
I had a set of MT3 key caps I got from Drop. I really like the color way of them, but I didn't actually care for the MT3 shape of the keycaps. Good job on the keyboard upgrades, I'll have to look for one of those to build myself.
Ah OK, you mentioned the layout at 7:55. I saw that keyboard and in my mind I was immediately like: That layout looks weird. And then I went into the rabbit hole of trying to find out what colemak/tarmak layout it is haha. Awesome video!
The steel plate on this board is just super tight and destroys switches, your hands, patience and wallet. I recommend getting an fr4/acrylic/pom/petg plate cut, files are out there. Or do a bit of filing...also to make it sound better, use super thin foam, tapemod, lubed and filmed linears, o-rings around the keycaps and 'floating' plate....took quite a while to get this thing into a reasonable state
The MT3 keys in the wrong spot bugged me so much, I just use qwerty keycaps and touchtype colemak so that the keycaps aren't in the wrong place. Some people like xda/dsa, but if you learn to touchtype (which you definitely should especially with alternate layouts) it doesn't matter apart from aesthetics. It's not available for /dev/tty but for other MT3 kits you can get a Colevrak kit (though unfortunately it doesn't have support for all the layouts, just the most popular)
Hi, I wanted to ask what is the best keyboard you know that haves those features: - Low-profile - Tactile switches - Wireless (low latency) - UK ISO Layout TKL
Calcifer isn't a "squirrel looking thing" why did you disrepected him like that 😢 he is a fire spirit from the movie "howl's moving castle" and he basically fuels the whole magical moving castle and also likes to eat cooking scraps like egg shells, hence the cap that represents a little fire with eyes and a mouth that is about to eat some egg shells
Put switches, pcb and plate together first making sure you support the hot swap sockets from the back and then you screw it all to the case. That is the best way to go, makes it easy to build and prevents a hot swap sockets coming loose. And kudos to the owner of that keyboard, ortholinear Colemak is the best way to go.
This is why we ortho/ergo users love XDA (and other uniform or low) profile keycaps. We can go Colemak and be weird about our layouts all we want and the caps would still look good. I still place the keycaps in QWERTY to avoid sneaking peaks and when that layer is needed for compatibility (e.g., games).
I have had a 60% stock blue switches mechanical keyboard for a year , and to be fair , if you keep using a 60% keyboard you will get used to the functions of it , Im really good at using it now , and I'm used to it as well. My mechanical keyboard is Motospeed CK61 .
that layout is Colemak DH. Drop does have a "colevrak" kit for colemak and dvorak, so you could've got that kit to make sure the profile isnt fucked up. Personally, I use vanilla colemak, but i just lay the keys out in QWERTY and touch type colemak on it to make sure the prifle isn't screwed.
Almost nothing beats Colemak-DHm on an ortho keyboard in terms of typing comfortability, it only gets better if you flip the space bar and the raise/lower keys next to it 180 degrees.
@@Christmaswreath It's a layer key, like "shift" acts for a layer for capital letters. You press e. g. 'lower' and you get the F-keys in the top row instead of the numbers. You press 'raise" and the top row changes to special symbols, you press both and you get e. g. navigation keys and "home, end, page up/down" etc. It's programmable so you can put whatever keys you need where they fit best for you.
What about colemak-dh on a split column-stagger board? I'm thinking about building one of those, but I want 3 keys for each thumb, 6 columns per side and a number row with Ctrl on the very bottom left and I don't think that's been done before.
@@nottheengineer4957 I have no experience in that personally, but you could always get a custom PCB. However I know that a lot of people who have those kinds of keyboards will often program the Z key (or whatever key is in the bottom left of your preferred layout) to act as the letter when pressed but as Control when held, which seems like a great alternative to me, though I'm not sure how they get Ctrl-Z since I don't personally use a layout like this. I actually use the Preonic with Colemak DH just like the one in this video but I have the acrylic case with Boba U4Ts on it.
For my ID75 I bought a regular XDA set (not specially designed for orthos) with lots of novelty keycaps that surrounds nicely the number row and alphas. However, I would gladly swap them with random MT3, which I love more than any other profile (and can't afford rn) lol
Hey Betty, just passing to say that I really like the videos in your channel. I'm really new in this universe and your videos are very funny and instructives. And being a Brazilian guy and the prices are really proihibitive it's cool be capable to view the possibilities. And plus you are helping me to improve my english. So many thanks, keep the good work!
Those profile keys are nice retro-looking tings, akin to stuff you'd see on late 70s computer terminals or even things like the Commodore VIC20 & 64, wouldn't mind making a modern keyboard that has those style keys in a UK ISO layout, which is a "fun" task in itself to find cos ISO layout is just different enough to the US ANSI layout to be a pain in the bum to get the right keyboard and then keys for at the right price... :P
Hi Betty, I just wanted to say I haven't watched the video yet but I just did the exact same thing. Bought an ortholinear keyboard and switched to a very similar keyboard layout just to try to get myself to learn it
For english, Colemak DH is very comfortable to use. I use regular Colemak on my ortho because I found it to be better to type in Portuguese, but if English was my primary language I'd be using Colemak DH. I wish more people would give ortholinear keyboards and Colemak a serious try instead of labelling it weird. It is far better than using a staggered and qwerty, but it does require proper technique which most keyboards enthusiast don't seem to care for learning.
I used a preonic for quite a while and its an amazing board. The biggest pro is that you only have to move your fingers 1 key over at most, and you can program it to have the exclact layout you want. And obviously ortho is superior over staggered :)
i gave up on getting my ortho keyboard to fit a profile. it's either flat profile or blanks because, although I use qwerty, no one has a set designed for my 40% board
Would it be viable to have taped the bottom of the case as well so any sound getting through the initial tape is stopped by another layer instead of the case. Idk I just thought it might sound a bit better cause the sound wouldn't be bouncing off the loud metal.
Hey Betty @switchandclick , I'm really interested in that what 40% keyboard you briefly showed and stop the stand off from- do you have a video on it? What is it called? :) thank you in advanced, it just really caught my eye :)
I've got a drop alt, and I'm looking to swap the keys from kailhspeed silvers to something easier on my carpal tunnel to press. I hate tactile switches but I liked the Razer greens which are like a clicky blue. Im reading Kailh bronze are linear but with a click, which is in line with what I want in terms of feel. Is there a linear switch with a click that is easier to press and possibly even quieter than the Kailh bronze? I could also use a few switches that are harder to accidentally press for caps-lock and windows home key, what switches would be good for those? Is there a site where I can order a mix of keys and come out cheaper than buying two full sets of each key?
Oh my gosh, hi, I'm only a month into the hobby myself but basically went insane over it and have tried a bazillion switches by now. My boyfriend has arthritis and carpal tunnel, and I need very light switches but prefer linear and clicky, so I think I can help! I would actually say to not use the speed bronze, even though it's light, it kind of has the feel that it needs more force. If someone asked me the easiest-to-press clicky, that wouldn't hurt carpal tunnel, I'd say Kailh box white, or Kailh white owls. If someone asked me for the smoothest and easiest-to-press linear, I'd say Durock Creamy Yellow linears (sometimes called L1s or 55g). There IS a tactile that feels like a light and linear clicky, called Pewter, from Parallel. I personally would not give my boyfriend any of the kailh speed switches for his hands, or a majority of popular tactiles. My last recommendation would be to try a Bobagum with the lightest spring (they have different spring weights), but lube it, if you want to try a very soft and gummy feeling silent switch that is low effort to press. I hope this helps!
@@boogiemanbumblebeeUnfortunately I already ordered a hotswap keyboard with Kailh Bronze (Same price as ordering the keys without the keyboard), although Im reading theres no good way to tell whats best for a particular person. I'm reading the slightly extra force *might* limit my fingers from bending as much, causing less pain from that. Since I seem to bottom out half the time, maybe the extra force and the clicky feedback will help? Apparently more research has been put into making the boards themselves more orthopedic than the switches.
@@Ima_Tron at the very least, since the board is hotswap, you can always change them out if they prove too strong. I would say that yes, boards themselves tend to be designed ergonomic much less than the switches. If you tend to bottom out and like doing so, you probably would enjoy clickies, then! If you're still able to purchase them, I do think that kailh box whites or white owls would be perfect for you. Part of the issue with the speed switches actually is the short travel time-- I've found that for myself and boyfriend, you wind up hitting the bottom much harder than you might on another. The travel distance on a regular switch honestly does not take much force, if anything, the force can feel like less. Definitely try your bronze to see if you like them, but if your fingers are hurting, I'd try either of those white clickies I mentioned for sure (owls are slightly lighter than box). Clickies are meant to be bottomed out, tactiles not so much, and linears it depends on the switch. I would also say something very important is the angle of your board and keycaps. If you got a drop alt/Ctrl, I believe you can keep it pretty flat; I would look into keycap profiles to decide what angle the keys should be that you're comfortable with. Personally speaking I find cherry profile to be great, and my keyboard is at a very very slight incline (not perfectly flat). Some people with totally flat boards like XDA profile. If you have a steeper angle though, something like MT3 or SA profile may be more comfortable. There are so many options to customizing a board, and you can get really nitty gritty with adjusting it to your liking. Of course, the only issue is the cost! But I hope these comments help you narrow it down more easily
@@bartsi7325 Thanks for the suggestion! I'm trying the kail Bronze right now, got a deal on a hotswap keyboard from amazon and swapped them in. Ill keep an eye out for a sale on the Gateron clears.
I bought the royal kludge 61, a mechanical 60 percent keyboard, but im so unhappy with it. The spacebar sounds soo weird and the other keycaps also Sound weird, it would be so cool if you could upgrade it
That's not a keyboard, that's a switch tester! And it's nuts that there's no barrier between the metal body and the PCB; seems like a short waiting to happen.
When I saw that you were putting sculpted QWERTY caps on a Coleman-DH layout I was like /o\ haha... Unfortunately the Colevrak kit for /dev/tty is no longer available. If someone is interested in Drop MT3 with Colevrak tho', the Drop 9009 PBT caps are just starting to ship!
Hi Betty I recently changed switches on my keyboard. I find now that a couple of the keys such as the ";" key and "8" key occasionally press/appear on my screen by itself randomly as I type. Is that something that can be fixed? Thanks!
Hi Betty! Does that like spiral USB cable come like a spiral or do you need to make the spiral yourself? If you need to do it yourself can you then please teach me how to do it?
Hey Betty, that novelty keycap is Calcifer from Howl's Moving Castle - the little trapped fire demon that does cooking duties and will eat your kitchen scraps, like egg shells.
Oh no… now I need one 🔥
So that's where he went. Calcifer! Oh no.
such a good movie...
Oh yeah that anime is so good
I was about to say thiss! My Studio Ghibli heart is happy 🥹🤍
Since I like to program my ortho weirdly, I buy XDA/DSA keycaps. It allows me to be weird with my layouts and still have the keys look good. Then again I love XDA profile so I might have some bias there
i used dsa and made a little pixel art keycap set
XDA is incredible!!! I love it so much 😍
XD my favorite key caps XD
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Just use qwerty keycaps and learn to touch type on whatever other layout you want
I had a set of MT3 key caps I got from Drop. I really like the color way of them, but I didn't actually care for the MT3 shape of the keycaps. Good job on the keyboard upgrades, I'll have to look for one of those to build myself.
Ah OK, you mentioned the layout at 7:55. I saw that keyboard and in my mind I was immediately like: That layout looks weird. And then I went into the rabbit hole of trying to find out what colemak/tarmak layout it is haha. Awesome video!
The steel plate on this board is just super tight and destroys switches, your hands, patience and wallet. I recommend getting an fr4/acrylic/pom/petg plate cut, files are out there. Or do a bit of filing...also to make it sound better, use super thin foam, tapemod, lubed and filmed linears, o-rings around the keycaps and 'floating' plate....took quite a while to get this thing into a reasonable state
Lower and raise buttons, nearly always, go next to the spacebar 😁 (left and right)
The MT3 keys in the wrong spot bugged me so much, I just use qwerty keycaps and touchtype colemak so that the keycaps aren't in the wrong place. Some people like xda/dsa, but if you learn to touchtype (which you definitely should especially with alternate layouts) it doesn't matter apart from aesthetics. It's not available for /dev/tty but for other MT3 kits you can get a Colevrak kit (though unfortunately it doesn't have support for all the layouts, just the most popular)
3:13 "that's what she said, wait no.. that's what he said? Somebody said it!"
Hi, I wanted to ask what is the best keyboard you know that haves those features:
- Low-profile
- Tactile switches
- Wireless (low latency)
- UK ISO Layout TKL
Calcifer isn't a "squirrel looking thing" why did you disrepected him like that 😢 he is a fire spirit from the movie "howl's moving castle" and he basically fuels the whole magical moving castle and also likes to eat cooking scraps like egg shells, hence the cap that represents a little fire with eyes and a mouth that is about to eat some egg shells
WE LOVE U Switch and Click
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Put switches, pcb and plate together first making sure you support the hot swap sockets from the back and then you screw it all to the case. That is the best way to go, makes it easy to build and prevents a hot swap sockets coming loose.
And kudos to the owner of that keyboard, ortholinear Colemak is the best way to go.
This is why we ortho/ergo users love XDA (and other uniform or low) profile keycaps. We can go Colemak and be weird about our layouts all we want and the caps would still look good.
I still place the keycaps in QWERTY to avoid sneaking peaks and when that layer is needed for compatibility (e.g., games).
oh, only 4 types of switches? i have 17 different types in my custom TKL🤣🤣🤣
I have had a 60% stock blue switches mechanical keyboard for a year , and to be fair , if you keep using a 60% keyboard you will get used to the functions of it , Im really good at using it now , and I'm used to it as well. My mechanical keyboard is Motospeed CK61 .
try making a 40% keyboard, because that would be very interesting
Yes! I just upgraded my Planck with some boba U4T switches. But I need more thockkk haha
that layout is Colemak DH. Drop does have a "colevrak" kit for colemak and dvorak, so you could've got that kit to make sure the profile isnt fucked up. Personally, I use vanilla colemak, but i just lay the keys out in QWERTY and touch type colemak on it to make sure the prifle isn't screwed.
Blank keycaps are always an option aswell
Almost nothing beats Colemak-DHm on an ortho keyboard in terms of typing comfortability, it only gets better if you flip the space bar and the raise/lower keys next to it 180 degrees.
what do the raise and lower keys do? i don't know
@@Christmaswreath they give you access to different layers.
@@Christmaswreath It's a layer key, like "shift" acts for a layer for capital letters. You press e. g. 'lower' and you get the F-keys in the top row instead of the numbers. You press 'raise" and the top row changes to special symbols, you press both and you get e. g. navigation keys and "home, end, page up/down" etc. It's programmable so you can put whatever keys you need where they fit best for you.
What about colemak-dh on a split column-stagger board?
I'm thinking about building one of those, but I want 3 keys for each thumb, 6 columns per side and a number row with Ctrl on the very bottom left and I don't think that's been done before.
@@nottheengineer4957 I have no experience in that personally, but you could always get a custom PCB. However I know that a lot of people who have those kinds of keyboards will often program the Z key (or whatever key is in the bottom left of your preferred layout) to act as the letter when pressed but as Control when held, which seems like a great alternative to me, though I'm not sure how they get Ctrl-Z since I don't personally use a layout like this.
I actually use the Preonic with Colemak DH just like the one in this video but I have the acrylic case with Boba U4Ts on it.
For my ID75 I bought a regular XDA set (not specially designed for orthos) with lots of novelty keycaps that surrounds nicely the number row and alphas. However, I would gladly swap them with random MT3, which I love more than any other profile (and can't afford rn) lol
Watching this channel gives my keyboards an inferiority complex. ;)
is there a follow-up? Did the person like it? You did a great job on a strange keyboard! The art keycap was very cool too.
She should upgrade a thrift store keyboard!! I would love to see that!
Hey Betty, just passing to say that I really like the videos in your channel. I'm really new in this universe and your videos are very funny and instructives. And being a Brazilian guy and the prices are really proihibitive it's cool be capable to view the possibilities. And plus you are helping me to improve my english. So many thanks, keep the good work!
that's awesome, thank you for watching!
Those profile keys are nice retro-looking tings, akin to stuff you'd see on late 70s computer terminals or even things like the Commodore VIC20 & 64, wouldn't mind making a modern keyboard that has those style keys in a UK ISO layout, which is a "fun" task in itself to find cos ISO layout is just different enough to the US ANSI layout to be a pain in the bum to get the right keyboard and then keys for at the right price... :P
Im not even into keyboards, but keep watching your vids for the hilarious commentary. You have like a calm-chaotic demeanor that just makes me cackle.
haha I'm glad you enjoy!
I have the planck and the best thing ive found is tape mod with a thin layer of shredded memory foam. It's all i found that will fit
Hi Betty, I just wanted to say I haven't watched the video yet but I just did the exact same thing. Bought an ortholinear keyboard and switched to a very similar keyboard layout just to try to get myself to learn it
That keycap design is one of my favourites, BUT the mods are essential to transform it from a meh to a yay.
Lol all of the surprise that it was in colmak when it's in ortholinear keyboard. It's so common to run those and colmak and just it really got me.
I love how chill your videos are.
Thank you!
omg I didn't know that you had merch and built people boards because of it. Thats really cool, keep it up.
Thank you!
that takes ergonomic to the next level
the keycaps that where on it before looked better but good job on the mod
You putting the lower and raise key in the wrong spot bugged me hahahah.🤣🤣🤣
Isn't that a 40%. I use a 60% and it's way smaller than mine. Or is that just the layout making it smaller with roughly the same amount of keys?
ortholinear AND colemak AND not even standard colemak, this is the content I didn't know I needed
For english, Colemak DH is very comfortable to use. I use regular Colemak on my ortho because I found it to be better to type in Portuguese, but if English was my primary language I'd be using Colemak DH. I wish more people would give ortholinear keyboards and Colemak a serious try instead of labelling it weird. It is far better than using a staggered and qwerty, but it does require proper technique which most keyboards enthusiast don't seem to care for learning.
Oh my god! Someone else aside from me also puts the spacebar on the key next to the 2u key! Glad to not be alone on this :)
I enjoyed this video as always, and just a question, what do you use for recording?
Hey guys, I’m trying to decide what budget keycaps to buy. Do u guys have recommendations?
Yea some ocean keycaps would be goof
I used a preonic for quite a while and its an amazing board. The biggest pro is that you only have to move your fingers 1 key over at most, and you can program it to have the exclact layout you want. And obviously ortho is superior over staggered :)
Hey Betty have you ever tried making a custom ALPS switches keyboard? I would love seeing some vintage complicated ALPS.
This board layout is really unique! I would like to see Betty try this layout for a week lol!
it's nice to see orthos get some love in the mainstream keeb scene
i gave up on getting my ortho keyboard to fit a profile. it's either flat profile or blanks because, although I use qwerty, no one has a set designed for my 40% board
That’s a sus layout but I like it Picasso
i use fabric/medical tape for tape mod its thick and makes the keeb very muted
that Calcifer keycap is my life
Would it be viable to have taped the bottom of the case as well so any sound getting through the initial tape is stopped by another layer instead of the case. Idk I just thought it might sound a bit better cause the sound wouldn't be bouncing off the loud metal.
The little fire guy is Calcifer from Howl's Moving Castle. He's Howl's fire that cooks his food and Howl feeds him egg shells
what did you use to check if the switches are working please????
Gateron CJs are no joke some of my fav switches. I have them in my fully modded RK84 haha
Hey Betty @switchandclick , I'm really interested in that what 40% keyboard you briefly showed and stop the stand off from- do you have a video on it? What is it called? :) thank you in advanced, it just really caught my eye :)
I love my MT3 profiled caps, never going back!
Could you do a build with ceramic key caps
4:43 whAT IS THAT MINI MINI KEYBOARD?
Hey Betty, i have a question, what makes a switch sound more clicky? Like blue switches.
Usually a click jacket
Hey switch and click! I was wondering which lube do you prefer since I got my first mechanical keyboard and I want to upgrade it.
The recommended lube is Krytox 205g0
@@hasfx6254 oh ok thx
@@Hector_ytt good luck mate
depends on what switches they are, for linears i personally love krytox 206g0 (its a thicker 205) whilst for tactiles TriboSys 3203 is generally good
@@TotallyNotBepsi thank you very much
I swear Betty’s voice is calm and relaxing
Where do you get the custom/special escape/space bar keys? I'm looking to make my own keyboard
Opinion on the Akko PC75B Plus?
Alpacas sound so nice, they’re my favourite switch
I've got a drop alt, and I'm looking to swap the keys from kailhspeed silvers to something easier on my carpal tunnel to press. I hate tactile switches but I liked the Razer greens which are like a clicky blue. Im reading Kailh bronze are linear but with a click, which is in line with what I want in terms of feel. Is there a linear switch with a click that is easier to press and possibly even quieter than the Kailh bronze? I could also use a few switches that are harder to accidentally press for caps-lock and windows home key, what switches would be good for those? Is there a site where I can order a mix of keys and come out cheaper than buying two full sets of each key?
Oh my gosh, hi, I'm only a month into the hobby myself but basically went insane over it and have tried a bazillion switches by now. My boyfriend has arthritis and carpal tunnel, and I need very light switches but prefer linear and clicky, so I think I can help!
I would actually say to not use the speed bronze, even though it's light, it kind of has the feel that it needs more force. If someone asked me the easiest-to-press clicky, that wouldn't hurt carpal tunnel, I'd say Kailh box white, or Kailh white owls. If someone asked me for the smoothest and easiest-to-press linear, I'd say Durock Creamy Yellow linears (sometimes called L1s or 55g). There IS a tactile that feels like a light and linear clicky, called Pewter, from Parallel. I personally would not give my boyfriend any of the kailh speed switches for his hands, or a majority of popular tactiles. My last recommendation would be to try a Bobagum with the lightest spring (they have different spring weights), but lube it, if you want to try a very soft and gummy feeling silent switch that is low effort to press. I hope this helps!
@@boogiemanbumblebeeUnfortunately I already ordered a hotswap keyboard with Kailh Bronze (Same price as ordering the keys without the keyboard), although Im reading theres no good way to tell whats best for a particular person. I'm reading the slightly extra force *might* limit my fingers from bending as much, causing less pain from that. Since I seem to bottom out half the time, maybe the extra force and the clicky feedback will help?
Apparently more research has been put into making the boards themselves more orthopedic than the switches.
@@Ima_Tron at the very least, since the board is hotswap, you can always change them out if they prove too strong. I would say that yes, boards themselves tend to be designed ergonomic much less than the switches.
If you tend to bottom out and like doing so, you probably would enjoy clickies, then! If you're still able to purchase them, I do think that kailh box whites or white owls would be perfect for you. Part of the issue with the speed switches actually is the short travel time-- I've found that for myself and boyfriend, you wind up hitting the bottom much harder than you might on another. The travel distance on a regular switch honestly does not take much force, if anything, the force can feel like less.
Definitely try your bronze to see if you like them, but if your fingers are hurting, I'd try either of those white clickies I mentioned for sure (owls are slightly lighter than box). Clickies are meant to be bottomed out, tactiles not so much, and linears it depends on the switch.
I would also say something very important is the angle of your board and keycaps. If you got a drop alt/Ctrl, I believe you can keep it pretty flat; I would look into keycap profiles to decide what angle the keys should be that you're comfortable with. Personally speaking I find cherry profile to be great, and my keyboard is at a very very slight incline (not perfectly flat). Some people with totally flat boards like XDA profile. If you have a steeper angle though, something like MT3 or SA profile may be more comfortable.
There are so many options to customizing a board, and you can get really nitty gritty with adjusting it to your liking. Of course, the only issue is the cost! But I hope these comments help you narrow it down more easily
You should try Gateron Clears, they are linear and lighter than reds, it feels like pressing on nothing
@@bartsi7325 Thanks for the suggestion! I'm trying the kail Bronze right now, got a deal on a hotswap keyboard from amazon and swapped them in. Ill keep an eye out for a sale on the Gateron clears.
BUY THE COLEVRAK SET TOO!!!
Thanks for upgrading my keyboard
Please reply to this, you are my fav TH-cam I watched this cause I have notis on
Ever try shelving liner?
Will you still be making keyboards for people who buy merch in October this year?
Hey i need an advise.
Can i find omnipoint switches on the market?
Is it just me cos I’ve been addicted to watching keyboard videos for the past month because I don’t have one? Just me? ok.
You are beginning to spiral into the dark side. We welcome you.
@@H3Y0o oh no
Not gonna lie i actually liked that keyboard layout. (idkhowtospellthat)
And the final result is fire, good job.
“Ooooo that was tight! Hehe that’s what she said- no… that’s what he said? Idk somebody said it :)”
-Betty, aka Switch & Click, 2022
😭😂😂
What keyboard do you use? (love ur vids)
I have a question
is it better to make the tape mod, foam mod, or both?
Both, it really depends on witch sound you go for though
if you would have used the old foam that you put in the case then it would fit
I love your content switch and click, and damn that's one weird layout
Pls have clicky and/or tactile versions of the switch too? T_T
Excuse me why is the esc key on the left side of the board
I bought the royal kludge 61, a mechanical 60 percent keyboard, but im so unhappy with it. The spacebar sounds soo weird and the other keycaps also Sound weird, it would be so cool if you could upgrade it
i use that layout colemak dh so easy to type on/fast
hand lubing gateron CJs gives the same effect as watering your plants while its raining
preonic sounds bad but when you gasket mount it its amazing
i was having my vanilla coke, and i read the thumbnail. the brick, i spit my coke on my keyboard.
betty you owe me a keyboard
What Typing test program do you use?
Which keyboard is the best under $ 60?
That's not a keyboard, that's a switch tester! And it's nuts that there's no barrier between the metal body and the PCB; seems like a short waiting to happen.
Love the video Betty and I don't know how others feel about this board but I do like the sound of it. 🤜💥🤛
When I saw that you were putting sculpted QWERTY caps on a Coleman-DH layout I was like /o\ haha... Unfortunately the Colevrak kit for /dev/tty is no longer available. If someone is interested in Drop MT3 with Colevrak tho', the Drop 9009 PBT caps are just starting to ship!
Hi Betty
I recently changed switches on my keyboard. I find now that a couple of the keys such as the ";" key and "8" key occasionally press/appear on my screen by itself randomly as I type.
Is that something that can be fixed? Thanks!
Is the e-yooso z11 any good?
make a keyboard like that one but make it have the qwerty layout insted of the qwfpbj layout
60 percents just look bad to me.
Like… eww
5:25
Hi Betty! Does that like spiral USB cable come like a spiral or do you need to make the spiral yourself? If you need to do it yourself can you then please teach me how to do it?
The come that way 🙂
i think keybored has a video on making your own coiled USB cable!
@@Roanoak oh ok
@@RamtheCowy ok definitely gonna check that out!
@@SpeedyDuck
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squashy boy: th-cam.com/video/_DWtdFNV7TU/w-d-xo.html
what site do you use betty for typing and seeing how many words a minute??
Please Review Hello Ganss GS 87D. I searched for review of that keyboard but nothing.
BRUH WATCHING THESE VID IS JUST SO SATISFYING
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I’d love to see you do more things like this! You deserve more subs I found you on my recommendations and I immediately subscribed :)
Awesome! Thank you!
You’re welcome! ☺️
love my preonic and my moonlander
Bettie can you review the royal kluge rk61
I wish i can have the money to buy or build custom keyboards... The keyboard i have now is a fullsize blue switch keyboard from kmart