I kinda lost a little interest in my keyboard hobby when I realized how expensive it can be, but man this keyboard is really clean and I'm digging it a lot
might we drag you back in? There's PLENTY of great budget boards out now and you can easily get great builds sub $200. The nice thing is, whatever board you're looking to build, like a polycarb or acrylic case or maybe aluminum with a weight...there's plenty of great budget options now. I love my kbd67lite and the entire build cost me around $200!
I know how you feel man, I have spent over $1200 last year alone on boards, switches, deskmats, and cables its a lot to be honest but I think if you find one board a year that you like it should be a fun hobby to continue to participate in. I like this board and I think ill also get my a Nuphy75 after i sell off some of my other boards
@@ultimomos5918 I guess 200 is not expensive but I would call it cheap. And part of the hobby is using and motifiying lots of boards not just 1. I have a $200 board but changing out parts or getting a second board is quite the investment.
@@dylaanowen yea its really up to you how into it you wanna get. My first board was about $120 all together and it's what I learned on, the KBD is my first like TRUE custom. Some people do go bonkers though and drop tons of money right off the bat. Personally I've turned it into a little bit of a side business venture. I build and sell custom cables and also offer build services for others and use those to fund any upgrades or parts i want for my own boards. Still though, If you're ever interested in getting back into it there's a ton of really great, budget friendly options available now! Just thought I'd mention it :)
Lo pro blues are actually quite good in terms of tactility and sharpness (much better than full size MX blues imo). But yeah, they're still clicky lol. The sound from them is also much cleaner and less rattly too (though quite loud).
@@kazirasostudio9660 it usually comes in 0.3 or 0.5 mm thick but im not sure what the difference would be, i have 0.3mm thick pe foam in my board and it makes a massive difference, just if it gets too thick and you are using regular mechanical switches it increases the likelyhood of bent pins, i bent pins on 5 switches out of 61 but i just unbent them and they are still working fine after about 6 months, hope this helps
This is the kind of modding I like watching and doing myself, I always take my time to make it precise and as perfect as possible. It's slow but feels really worth it in the end to have wonderful results.
Super surprised that even low profile switches can benefit so much from lubing. The PE foam non-tape mod setup was my favorite with the poppy sound, especially on the alphas.
I bought this one a while back because I wanted a slimmer keyboard I could bring in my backpack, but I ended up liking it so much that it's my daily driver at my desk now. Will definitely try out the PE foam some time.
Im considering buying this Keyboard ¿could you please tell me about the battery Performance using it with the RGBs on and Off on you usual task with it? Thanks in advance
@@luisalbertmorlasanchez3020 I type a LOT on this keyboard for work daily and have actually yet to run out of battery! My laptop uses USB-C power (same as the keyboard) and I very occasionally will plug the power cable into the keyboard to top the battery up, but only about once a week or so. Mostly though I have it wireless and I have never even seen it get low on power. I usually have the RGB lights on the mode where they light up after a keypress (rather than everything flashing all of the time), but I imagine with heavier RGB use it would run out faster. I came from using a keyboard with regular AA batteries and they seemed to run out constantly, so I've been super impressed with this battery and how easy it is to keep it charged with the cable even as I work.
Dang, didn't expect you to watch these types of video's. Ik love your channel and the builds have really inspired me to make my own setup more pleasing to the eyes and to my workflow. Such An coinsidence that you also like the custom keyboard community. Keep up with the good work 😃👍
Thanks for this guide. I've had my air75 for about a year now and made the plunge to mod it. The tape mod is really the biggest changer IMO for this board.
Great build! I actually opened the cap and did a proper lube on the switches, and although it did get rid of some scratchiness, in retrospect it's not worth of the hassle.
I used to precut holes in the PE foam, but I realized that the foam is so weak you can just plunge a switch right through it and it doesn't damage the switch or PCB at all, so now I just lay a sheet in there and push switches straight through the foam. Works like a charm and saves hours of cutting out holes
@@carlangelo653 yeah they usually don’t stay put and tend to pop out a lot so cutting holes does take a lot of time, but like there’s no such thing as being *too* careful
@@prophe7884 I'm pretty lucky, there's an online shop that sells precision laser cut PE foam that ships country wide. It's also relatively inexpensive I paid around 2 USD for mine. I also recently tried out some adhesive PE and Poron switch pads those also worked great. A bit more expensive though it was around 10 USD for 120 Pads.
The contrast is insane, but the amount of effort and experience needed to pull it off is way to great for the time and money invested, great video tho :D shows your dedication to the craft
Thank you so much for the video! This was my first mechanical keyboard mod so it took me almost 5 hours to lube all the switches and stabilizers since I opened each one of them. I also used the PE foam that came with the packaging of the keyboard and added two layers of masking tape to the back. I love the thockalicious sounds the keyboard is producing now. My Air75 came with a broken wire coming from the battery, so I have to use it plugged in for now. Once I fix that small issue this keyboard will my perfect on-the-go keyboard. Thank you for the video. I learned a lot!
Thank you. Did this on my current Air 75 keyboard. Made the sound wonderful! I used a 1mm PE foam which fits just fine in between, did the holes using a 4mm leather puncher which came out nice. I might remove the tape though. I need a softer sounding one instead of the sound bouncing right back out. I might try adding a layer or two of PE foam at the bottom of the case. At first, I had a hard time removing switch casing apart. Used an angled tweezers that I saw from another video. lubed the switch housing and the springs. Took me quite a while! Loving the sound though. Thanks again!
This rocks and I think this is what my air75 needs! Unfortunately I am not very skilled with this and even broke a lot of switches when I tried removing it. I'll just look for someone who I can pay and do it for me, thanks for your work. The detail and effort you put in is truly astonishing, I can already imagine how patient you are with just this video. Keep up the good work.
Wow!!!! The difference betwen lubed and stock is so not different at all!!! Amazing! Thank you for your effort on painstakingly lubing each and everyone by pencil. Must have been exhausting and mind wrecking
Wow! One of the most unique, innovative, and outstanding builds I have ever seen. I absolutely love this one; didn't even wait until the end to post this comment. Thank you for the video, I am gonna be a subscriber for life because of it!
I just discovered this channel. I loved the craftsmanship and the smooth background music. It was all very soothing. Maybe it's my inexperienced ear but it by the end, it sounded like Cherry MX brown switches (but linear)
I want to get to the level of meditation where I can spend 10 minutes lubing switches without feeling like my entire existence is being wasted on pointless frivolity.
Hey! First of all thank you for your content. I’ve got n75 and did the same modding as you. Sound exactly like your variant. But also i face some issues. For example my U key works only with hard press. I replace switch and result is the same. After a quick research i found a exact problem. U key locate between far away from screws and plate bends. Because of that contacts of switch don’t hit contacts on pcb. The solution is place someting behind pcb behind U key. Back plate must press pcb closer to switch
Nice mod. However, in my case, I do realize that, some of the sound problem of my keyboard can only be heard when I put my ears close to the keyboard, even though these bad sounds (like pining sounds) can be easily picked up by even my iPhone. In my normal typing position, I cannot hear any pining or bad sounds with distance and ambient noise. So I do hope that some day TH-camrs would start recording their keyboard sounds with the mic being at the normal head position.
9:16 you could print anything, including a photo of the PCB to put between the tape and the case ahah, maybe even just shove the included stickers without pealing the sticky. Safe ? depends how safe you consider tape mod is
Seems like so much work to make it change how it sounds, honestly I noticed a small change in thockiness sound. But you put in so much effort to lube the switches and everything. I was just thinking if I attempt it, I would definitely mess up putting it back in the right order 😆 😂
I feel like I'm going to spend way too much on a custom keyboard even if I do it myself, watching these videos is satisfaction enough. Don't want to regret spending hundreds on a keyboard that I might want to change later on.
I also have the Nuphy Air75 it's a nice board! Definitely sounds better if you lube the switches and ofc re-lube the stabilizers. My stock stabilizers came lubed, which is pretty nice. Great video as always!
Thank you so much form making mods tutorial for low profile keyboard, i just ordered this keyboard and going to try to mod it like this. Your mod sounds great! Prefer it without the tape though.
@@3ildcat Sorry, super new in keyboard stuff. Just bought the 96, but what tool did you use to cut the holds in the foam? Also where can I buy the foam?
I'd like to hear the difference of just the foam added and foam plus lubed, I'd guess the foam makes the biggest impact because I barely heard a difference with just the lubed switch comparison.
I dont understand why they cant put a bigger battery in it. Theres obviusly the space, why not put 2 in, so the keyboard lasts twice as long. Especially when you have RGB on all the time, it would really be great
Love the bgm for today’s video!! I really want to buy this because it’s mix of mech and Logitech keeb especially you can carry it everywhere. I hope you would make 30 mins video of this keyboard😸💚
Prolly I can convince my mother to buy this in my college if face to face is back to normal. For now, I have a budget keyboard and have been practicing for 2 months now. My WPM, for now, is 72^_^
Instead of tape, I think I will try a kilmat at the bottom to give the bottom a firmer surface (vs plastic sound) probably cut a size fit colored paper to lay at the bottom to give it a clean look. Definitely the lubing and PE foam contribute to the great deep sound, and the kilmat should solidify this sound further.
@@vlee9275 unfortunately I didn't buy this keyboard. Ended up getting the akko pc75b plus in black with jelly purple switch. I figured I would enjoy typing more on traditional switch with normal travel distance compared to this shallower depth version, but this is very compact and looks nice too.
PE폼은 측정해보니 0.5mm 나왔습니다. 마스킹테이프는 그냥 다이소에서 얇은거 아무거나 산거라 두께는 잘 모르겠습니다 ㅠㅠ 마스킹테이프는 PE폼에 비해 별로 효과가 미미해서 나중에 제거할 생각입니다. 1mm까지는 될 것 같은데 LP스위치가 들어가면서 내부 공간이 더 좁다보니 두꺼우면 스위치 체결이 좀 어렵지 않을까 싶기도 합니다. 직접 테스트를 해본게 아니다보니.. 확실하게 하실려면 가급적 얇은게 좋을 듯 합니다.
And now guys, the Air75 will be out of stock lmao. it genuienly isn't that bad, my peasant ears think it's actually nice enough so when people realize how they can change it with very minimal mods
This is such a cool hobby. Man there's so much fun stuff to do... Free time is so awesome... I don't get how people can be born wealthy and not all be Leonardo DaVincis. It's almost like the natural drive to create is built into poor people who have to grow up improvising and fixing everything themselves.
Instead of tape you should have used PE foam on the backside too and it would have looked better and I'm pretty sure it would remove even more case resonance.
That is one good-looking keyboard. I went to their website, hoping to find a full-sized keyboard. Unfortunately, they dont seem to have any. Can you recommend a similar keyboard that is full-sized? I deal with numbers quite often. I prefer a dedicated number pad in the right than the number row at the top as I can type numbers without looking at my keyboard.
Great work on a lovely keyboard! Will there be a difference if a use silicone instead of PE foam? What about a thin silicone layer on the bottom of the case?
I kinda lost a little interest in my keyboard hobby when I realized how expensive it can be, but man this keyboard is really clean and I'm digging it a lot
Its not a bad little pickup. I got one and did some mods on it and it's great if you need BT and portable.
might we drag you back in? There's PLENTY of great budget boards out now and you can easily get great builds sub $200. The nice thing is, whatever board you're looking to build, like a polycarb or acrylic case or maybe aluminum with a weight...there's plenty of great budget options now. I love my kbd67lite and the entire build cost me around $200!
I know how you feel man, I have spent over $1200 last year alone on boards, switches, deskmats, and cables its a lot to be honest but I think if you find one board a year that you like it should be a fun hobby to continue to participate in. I like this board and I think ill also get my a Nuphy75 after i sell off some of my other boards
@@ultimomos5918 I guess 200 is not expensive but I would call it cheap. And part of the hobby is using and motifiying lots of boards not just 1. I have a $200 board but changing out parts or getting a second board is quite the investment.
@@dylaanowen yea its really up to you how into it you wanna get. My first board was about $120 all together and it's what I learned on, the KBD is my first like TRUE custom. Some people do go bonkers though and drop tons of money right off the bat.
Personally I've turned it into a little bit of a side business venture. I build and sell custom cables and also offer build services for others and use those to fund any upgrades or parts i want for my own boards. Still though, If you're ever interested in getting back into it there's a ton of really great, budget friendly options available now! Just thought I'd mention it :)
I love the sound I also appreciate the blue switch's self-awareness: it jumped off the table on its own before you could tell it to get lost 😂
Haha I admire you everytime I see your creative perspective and expressions
@@3ildcat 😂
Lo pro blues are actually quite good in terms of tactility and sharpness (much better than full size MX blues imo). But yeah, they're still clicky lol. The sound from them is also much cleaner and less rattly too (though quite loud).
I loved having the Soundcomparison Side by side, also I didn't know how crazy pe foam is. Good job!
Thanks!!
Yeah the PE foam does the magic!
@@3ildcat hi want to ask, what is the thickness of the PE foam?
@@kazirasostudio9660 it usually comes in 0.3 or 0.5 mm thick but im not sure what the difference would be, i have 0.3mm thick pe foam in my board and it makes a massive difference, just if it gets too thick and you are using regular mechanical switches it increases the likelyhood of bent pins, i bent pins on 5 switches out of 61 but i just unbent them and they are still working fine after about 6 months, hope this helps
@@3ildcat why you did not put paper tape under the pcb? xD
@@techalex1992 its called masking tape not paper tape
This is the kind of modding I like watching and doing myself, I always take my time to make it precise and as perfect as possible. It's slow but feels really worth it in the end to have wonderful results.
For better results!
Super surprised that even low profile switches can benefit so much from lubing. The PE foam non-tape mod setup was my favorite with the poppy sound, especially on the alphas.
I bought this one a while back because I wanted a slimmer keyboard I could bring in my backpack, but I ended up liking it so much that it's my daily driver at my desk now. Will definitely try out the PE foam some time.
Im considering buying this Keyboard ¿could you please tell me about the battery Performance using it with the RGBs on and Off on you usual task with it? Thanks in advance
@@luisalbertmorlasanchez3020 I type a LOT on this keyboard for work daily and have actually yet to run out of battery! My laptop uses USB-C power (same as the keyboard) and I very occasionally will plug the power cable into the keyboard to top the battery up, but only about once a week or so. Mostly though I have it wireless and I have never even seen it get low on power.
I usually have the RGB lights on the mode where they light up after a keypress (rather than everything flashing all of the time), but I imagine with heavier RGB use it would run out faster. I came from using a keyboard with regular AA batteries and they seemed to run out constantly, so I've been super impressed with this battery and how easy it is to keep it charged with the cable even as I work.
Great results! Thanks for sharing.
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Dang, didn't expect you to watch these types of video's. Ik love your channel and the builds have really inspired me to make my own setup more pleasing to the eyes and to my workflow. Such An coinsidence that you also like the custom keyboard community. Keep up with the good work 😃👍
May i ask you tho what does the wallpaper resamble, i mean the wallpaper on your monitor. Why so many day's?
keep the renovations up mate, love your content and dedication to the craft!
Thanks for this guide. I've had my air75 for about a year now and made the plunge to mod it. The tape mod is really the biggest changer IMO for this board.
Great build! I actually opened the cap and did a proper lube on the switches, and although it did get rid of some scratchiness, in retrospect it's not worth of the hassle.
I used to precut holes in the PE foam, but I realized that the foam is so weak you can just plunge a switch right through it and it doesn't damage the switch or PCB at all, so now I just lay a sheet in there and push switches straight through the foam. Works like a charm and saves hours of cutting out holes
Sometimes it causes issues. I had some switches popping out of their sockets when using slightly thicker pe foam.
@@carlangelo653 yeah they usually don’t stay put and tend to pop out a lot so cutting holes does take a lot of time, but like there’s no such thing as being *too* careful
@@prophe7884 I'm pretty lucky, there's an online shop that sells precision laser cut PE foam that ships country wide. It's also relatively inexpensive I paid around 2 USD for mine.
I also recently tried out some adhesive PE and Poron switch pads those also worked great. A bit more expensive though it was around 10 USD for 120 Pads.
The contrast is insane, but the amount of effort and experience needed to pull it off is way to great for the time and money invested, great video tho :D shows your dedication to the craft
Thank you so much for the video! This was my first mechanical keyboard mod so it took me almost 5 hours to lube all the switches and stabilizers since I opened each one of them. I also used the PE foam that came with the packaging of the keyboard and added two layers of masking tape to the back. I love the thockalicious sounds the keyboard is producing now.
My Air75 came with a broken wire coming from the battery, so I have to use it plugged in for now. Once I fix that small issue this keyboard will my perfect on-the-go keyboard.
Thank you for the video. I learned a lot!
hey! my air75 also has a broken battery wire. do you mind sharing how you fix your keyboard?
@@FaithAng i actually emailed Nuphy with a photo of the battery wires and they sent me a new keyboard. I would give them a shot first.
@@DannyViver I actually did end up doing that! Thanks man :)
Thank you. Did this on my current Air 75 keyboard. Made the sound wonderful! I used a 1mm PE foam which fits just fine in between, did the holes using a 4mm leather puncher which came out nice. I might remove the tape though. I need a softer sounding one instead of the sound bouncing right back out. I might try adding a layer or two of PE foam at the bottom of the case.
At first, I had a hard time removing switch casing apart. Used an angled tweezers that I saw from another video. lubed the switch housing and the springs. Took me quite a while!
Loving the sound though. Thanks again!
This rocks and I think this is what my air75 needs! Unfortunately I am not very skilled with this and even broke a lot of switches when I tried removing it. I'll just look for someone who I can pay and do it for me, thanks for your work. The detail and effort you put in is truly astonishing, I can already imagine how patient you are with just this video. Keep up the good work.
Two years later, and now the new versions of this board thock like the mod. Nice to see them taking pointers from the community.
I'd like to buy that keyboard after the PE foam mod and the lubing of the switches and the stabilizers. Makes such a difference!
Wow!!!! The difference betwen lubed and stock is so not different at all!!!
Amazing! Thank you for your effort on painstakingly lubing each and everyone by pencil. Must have been exhausting and mind wrecking
Well done, mods did pay off and it sounds much better. Love the side by side alternating sound test and the b/w detail is top
The dedication to your hobby and the meticulousness of your craft is incredible. I wonder if I have the patience
FINALLY a low profile keyboard that looks nice... now they just have to make it 100 percent
This whole build was sooo peaceful!
You dont need to lube if you think it is too much of a hassle, just put the foam and the result will be awesome enuff!
This video is proof that any keyboard can sound better with a little bit of love.
Wow! One of the most unique, innovative, and outstanding builds I have ever seen. I absolutely love this one; didn't even wait until the end to post this comment. Thank you for the video, I am gonna be a subscriber for life because of it!
In the past I have used vinyl wrap instead of the tape mod. In my experience, it sounds the same but looks much better.
I just discovered this channel. I loved the craftsmanship and the smooth background music. It was all very soothing.
Maybe it's my inexperienced ear but it by the end, it sounded like Cherry MX brown switches (but linear)
I want to get to the level of meditation where I can spend 10 minutes lubing switches without feeling like my entire existence is being wasted on pointless frivolity.
Love it! Oooh the pe foam made it sound so goood!
Hey!
First of all thank you for your content. I’ve got n75 and did the same modding as you. Sound exactly like your variant.
But also i face some issues. For example my U key works only with hard press. I replace switch and result is the same. After a quick research i found a exact problem. U key locate between far away from screws and plate bends. Because of that contacts of switch don’t hit contacts on pcb.
The solution is place someting behind pcb behind U key. Back plate must press pcb closer to switch
WOW. Amazing difference between stock and the modded keyboard. I would buy this keyboard in a heartbeat, if it came out of the box like that!
They came out with V2 last month and it has some layers of foam in it now! Along with some other improvements
@@agentspasm9973 Your comment deserves to be pinned.
This was so informative looking at , and professionally handling the board was satisfying to watch 😄
It doesn't sound too bad stock to be honest. I'd love it either way.
Nice mod. However, in my case, I do realize that, some of the sound problem of my keyboard can only be heard when I put my ears close to the keyboard, even though these bad sounds (like pining sounds) can be easily picked up by even my iPhone. In my normal typing position, I cannot hear any pining or bad sounds with distance and ambient noise. So I do hope that some day TH-camrs would start recording their keyboard sounds with the mic being at the normal head position.
You can hear that from the comparison 3 (Rode VideoMicro)
If they do that most hobbyist will accuse them of downplaying the sounds as the point of comparison vids is to see how much the sound will change.
That PE Foam thing is a really good idea! I'd love to try it but man I'm sick of disassembling and reassembling my darn keyboard so much!
Was not expecting it to sound this good. Amazing work
The keyboard looks so cute, kinda like a choclate bar 😋
I honestly recomend the holes. i did the PE foam in my kbd67lite and without the holes it was a tight fit and some switchs dont fully get pushed in.
9:16 you could print anything, including a photo of the PCB to put between the tape and the case ahah, maybe even just shove the included stickers without pealing the sticky. Safe ? depends how safe you consider tape mod is
That's a cool idea
Seems like so much work to make it change how it sounds, honestly I noticed a small change in thockiness sound. But you put in so much effort to lube the switches and everything. I was just thinking if I attempt it, I would definitely mess up putting it back in the right order 😆 😂
This is the exact vid I needed, thank you! These are the exact mods I'm going to make to mine.
Thumbs up for the music alone
I cant believe it- thats amazing! From a slim keyboard too!
I feel like I'm going to spend way too much on a custom keyboard even if I do it myself, watching these videos is satisfaction enough. Don't want to regret spending hundreds on a keyboard that I might want to change later on.
This man is a god. He makes keyboard sounds as he wishes, the stuffs in between he does it for fun...
the jerry-rigged precision nozzel spray using a mechanical pencil lead sleeve is impressive
My stock Nuphy Air 75 V2 already sound thock with wisteria switch. They got so much improvement in the current version.
Great job on kb. And thank you for showing that there’s almost no noticeable difference even after pouring in so much work & love.
I also have the Nuphy Air75 it's a nice board! Definitely sounds better if you lube the switches and ofc re-lube the stabilizers. My stock stabilizers came lubed, which is pretty nice.
Great video as always!
You did! Thanks! 😻
Thank you so much form making mods tutorial for low profile keyboard, i just ordered this keyboard and going to try to mod it like this. Your mod sounds great! Prefer it without the tape though.
Same! Good luck to your mod!
@@3ildcat i've done the mod and it makes it so much better from stock! thank you for sharing it
There’s not a ton of room in this case and even then the original sound isn’t that loud. Somehow you made it even softer and pleasant. Damn.
The dedication in doing this.. unbelievable. If that was me, I would be doing mutiple tasks in between lol
My keyboard: Everything gucci until spacebar
S L I M keyboard: Everything decent until best sounding spacebar
man your videos are so chill wrtf
Amazing job, and great result. Thanks for video, you've encouraged me to try the same modding.
Beautiful! Wish there was more variety in the keycaps
Just ordered this keyboard! Can't wait to mod mine once I get it.
Can we talk about the stock stabs sounding really good tho?
I was waiting for this one, thanks :3ildcat !
loved having the Soundcomparison Side by side, also I didn't know how crazy pe foam is. Good job! 3ildHappy
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i never thought the air75 could sound this THOCC
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The foam is such a great idea! You have so much patience cutting each hole
I hesitated whether to do it or not
@@3ildcat Sorry, super new in keyboard stuff. Just bought the 96, but what tool did you use to cut the holds in the foam? Also where can I buy the foam?
Wow this is so great, thank your for making this video!
Aaahhh Perfect timing for one of your videos 💕
Nice video as always. I would like to see you modding one of the low profile Keychron’s!
Ive always wanted to get one of these and put normal switches in them with normal keycaps i just love the look of the slim case
I'd like to hear the difference of just the foam added and foam plus lubed, I'd guess the foam makes the biggest impact because I barely heard a difference with just the lubed switch comparison.
Was that an iPhone 4s when doing the stabilizers? What a dope easter egg. Also, nice keyboard, very thoccy.
I dont understand why they cant put a bigger battery in it. Theres obviusly the space, why not put 2 in, so the keyboard lasts twice as long. Especially when you have RGB on all the time, it would really be great
이런 소리가 날 수 있네요...ㄷ
항상 윤활하고 흡음하는거 많이 배워 갑니다 ㅎ
LP축이라 안하려고 했는데 PE폼 끼우면 어떨려나 궁금해서 해보니 생각보다 괜찮아서 다행이에요 ㅎㅎ 감사합니다
Love this. This sounds amazing.
Any tips on lubing the tactile version of the switches?
Omg i love this sound so muchhhhh. Thank you for the review, i need this hihi
PE Foam works so well in this situation! Very creatively modded :D
Yeah it does!
I didn't want to mod this cuz the switches are not that lube effective but the PE foam did so much haha
loved the sound buddy and fells so good
Can you please try doing this to the obnoxious blue switches for this keyboard. I wanna see how it comes out.
never mind. just found out you're not supposed to lube clicky switches lmao. But still it would be pretty cool to see
Love the bgm for today’s video!! I really want to buy this because it’s mix of mech and Logitech keeb especially you can carry it everywhere.
I hope you would make 30 mins video of this keyboard😸💚
Prolly I can convince my mother to buy this in my college if face to face is back to normal.
For now, I have a budget keyboard and have been practicing for 2 months now. My WPM, for now, is 72^_^
@@Samantha-vlly Great! You can type much faster soon!
The lubbed spacebar sound is the sound that angels make in heaven
Watching while using the v2 of this. Coming from a Logitech MX Mechanical, I love this so much more.
I'd like to buy this one with brown gateron switch . Love the design and sound.
Im on the hunt for this keyboard just because of this vid :D Thank you for sharing.
Instead of tape, I think I will try a kilmat at the bottom to give the bottom a firmer surface (vs plastic sound) probably cut a size fit colored paper to lay at the bottom to give it a clean look.
Definitely the lubing and PE foam contribute to the great deep sound, and the kilmat should solidify this sound further.
Did you try the kilmat yet? I'm curious about the results.
@@vlee9275 unfortunately I didn't buy this keyboard. Ended up getting the akko pc75b plus in black with jelly purple switch. I figured I would enjoy typing more on traditional switch with normal travel distance compared to this shallower depth version, but this is very compact and looks nice too.
That's honestly such a good sounding keyboard. Surprised!
that's probably the best use of an i phone i've ever seen hehe
안녕하세요! 항상 영상 잘 보고 있습니다.
혹시 pe foam 두께랑 마스킹테이프 두께 알 수 있을까요??
그리고 더 두꺼운걸 해도 될 여지가 있는지, 하면 좋을지도 알려주시면 감사하겠습니다!!!
(영상보고 구매 완..)
저도 똑같이 궁금합니다! 답변해주셨음 좋겠네요
PE폼은 측정해보니 0.5mm 나왔습니다. 마스킹테이프는 그냥 다이소에서 얇은거 아무거나 산거라 두께는 잘 모르겠습니다 ㅠㅠ
마스킹테이프는 PE폼에 비해 별로 효과가 미미해서 나중에 제거할 생각입니다.
1mm까지는 될 것 같은데 LP스위치가 들어가면서 내부 공간이 더 좁다보니 두꺼우면 스위치 체결이 좀 어렵지 않을까 싶기도 합니다.
직접 테스트를 해본게 아니다보니.. 확실하게 하실려면 가급적 얇은게 좋을 듯 합니다.
와 이걸 이렇게 살릴수가 있다니...멋지네요...
스위치 한계때문에 안하려고 했는데 해보니 PE폼이 열일하네요 ㅎㅎ
these videos are so aesthetic
Wow, what a difference! Great job.
Have you ever used MLV (mass loaded vinyl) on the back of the PCB for sound dampening?
could u explain what is thock?
And now guys, the Air75 will be out of stock lmao. it genuienly isn't that bad, my peasant ears think it's actually nice enough so when people realize how they can change it with very minimal mods
Awesome mod! Love the thock sound. One question, is there a keyboard out there that has a nice thick muffled thocky sound right out of the box?
would love to know cuz i surely am not doing all the thinks i see on keyboard youtube lol
Same 😂
This is such a cool hobby. Man there's so much fun stuff to do... Free time is so awesome... I don't get how people can be born wealthy and not all be Leonardo DaVincis. It's almost like the natural drive to create is built into poor people who have to grow up improvising and fixing everything themselves.
루브보다 마스킹 테이프 체감이 훨씬 크네요. 소리가 단단해졋다는게 확느껴집니다.
Instead of tape you should have used PE foam on the backside too and it would have looked better and I'm pretty sure it would remove even more case resonance.
:3ildcat videos always have such a chill vibe :)
That is one good-looking keyboard. I went to their website, hoping to find a full-sized keyboard. Unfortunately, they dont seem to have any.
Can you recommend a similar keyboard that is full-sized?
I deal with numbers quite often. I prefer a dedicated number pad in the right than the number row at the top as I can type numbers without looking at my keyboard.
the madlad he actually managed to do it
Great work on a lovely keyboard!
Will there be a difference if a use silicone instead of PE foam?
What about a thin silicone layer on the bottom of the case?
looks really good, would buy this tbh
amazing work
i think this one will be my next keyboard, it sounds very good and I miss the slim keyboards
amazing work as usual