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@@lilacetone1 He used to use "Glasses" as an online handle, but had to respell it since "Glasses" was already taken on Reddit. Being that he's English, he pronounces "glasses" and "glarses" the same way (with no distinct R sound). He's said before that he doesn't mind the way rhotic speakers say it, so you can pronounce it whichever way you like. I occasionally write it like "Glahsses" just for fun
When I was a kid a $20 keyboard meant the crappiest membrane switches imaginable, so I'm really impressed by it just as it came out of the box. Seems way better than what I was gaming on when 11 years old.
I actually find it nice that it has a full case rather than a "floating switch design". The casing doesn't seem half bad either as a foundation. Epoxying a few thin sheets of steel should make it MUCH nicer than stock, like stiffer and heavier. Feel of quality is more important than actual quality, right? But i guess sil-pour works too.
The casing is crap, it's just plastic. I think the Redragon K552 I have sometimes goes for as little as $30 and that has a fairly thick metal plate, it also has the exact same PCB and keycaps as this board.
i had a similar issue with my tecware keyboard! the sockets were designed more for thinner pins like outemu switches but i found a hack by clipping the outer pin to a sharp pointy end using a nail clipper which helped a lot because previously it won’t even fit and even broke 2 switches (gateron yellow)
I have to say, that silicon o-ring "gasket mount" mod is absolutely clutch for tray mounted keyboards. HUGE difference. Another really good mod, which you could have done, is to put keycap O-rings on when you use high profile keycaps. It doesn't change the feel of bottoming out if you use a single o-ring, but it makes the bottom out sound quieter because there is less reverberation in the plastic.
3:39 I know that feeling, Outemu hot sockets are the worst sockets in the keyboard kingdom! They have a death grip on switches, making it hard to remove them without destroying part of the switch, and they're almost proprietary! They only work with Outemu, Gazzew, Akko, and Lcet switches. (Maybe more than that) (You need to cut the legs off some of the switches that fall under that umbrella to make them fit in the sockets) I know that A good amount of keyfeels fall under that umbrella, and you can trim the pins and take the legs off on some other switches to make them work, but you might not want to put up with that in the first place.
Have you ever considered using gasket sheets, like the rubber sheets used for cutting out custom gaskets, as padding for the inside of keyboards? I wondered if it may be a more convenient and less messy alternative to pouring silicone like you did in the video.
Funny enough, I just modded an E-yooso keyboard this morning as my first mod (a typewriter-style board was what I started with) and I actually really love the Outremu Blues it came with, they took what I loved about the MX Blues and beefed it up. Even better though were the stabs. Instead of having a bar to keep the keycaps level, it has a false switch on either side of the actual switch. It has zero wobble or rattle
@@renneruYT true. I had four different keyboards with Outemu switches (all four types) and there was a reason I bought four of them… They all broke within a couple of months
Loved the video! Those lavender switches seem right up my alley, an affordable tactile switch that comes in a shade of purple! Now, if only I could find a 100% ISO hot swap PCB hahaha (or finally convince myself to drop the numpad as I only really use it for symbol typing)
While hotswaps are great for installation I generally never change the switches on my keyboard. I own 2 hotswaps and the switches are the same since I put them in originally. My next keyboard project is the compact 110% called the Boston and it'll be fun to solder them in for a change.
Anyone remember when IBM keyboards ( like 5150 original pc)?used Cherry keyswitches and cost about $350? I hope the designers who created the TRS 80 Model II keyboard with the foam and tinfoil got a raise for the elegant junk it was. How did it ever work? They survived more that I expected they could. Spill coffee in it, dry it out, clean the pcb traces with alcohol and it just worked.
I remember the buckling springs in the model f and model m keyboards. The f was more compact and i think the spring lever mech acted on an electrocapacitive element on the pcb. The model m came later and set the standard for keyboard layout but the buckling spring actuated a normal membrane. I never typed on a model f but supposedly it was higher quality than the model m but the early model m seems to be very well built regardless. Maybe they got lighter and more plastic over the years but the one i have from 1989 with a ps/2 cable is heavy and doesn't seem to lack steel parts inside.
It's A shame he didn't use a Z-77 or Z-88, as they are physically made better. Cough *Minus the rainbow backlight, some have* cough *should have been single color LEDs* cough, sorry about that some water must have gone down the wrong way.
Funny thing is, I bought this same exact keyboard (but with red switches) so I was really interested to hear the final result. Let’s just say I want to mod my keyboard now…..
I think one of the best things that you do . .is make all of your videos very beginner friendly! So you may not have won that competition, but you certainly have won the hearts of many people! Keep doing what you do! As a beginner to the whole mechanical keyboard hobby . . . I really really really look forward to your videos! Now for all my questions( sorry for so many!) 1) I was looking at your latest . .Niz Plum deepest thock video . . .I was wondering, if there are mechanical keyboard sets for someone on a budget that are similar to that in terms of sound profile? 2) Also, do you have like videos that describe your top 10 favorite keycaps? and for desk-mats? 3) Finally, keyboard maintenance . . .which keyboards are backpack friendly? Which keycaps can take a lot of abuse? Cause a lot of stuff can get in them over time . . .are there tips/tricks that you have for keeping them clean longer? and keeping them functioning the same . . .maybe a year later?
Hipyo: Has almost a full roll of press'n'seal left over from where he usually puts masking tape. Also Hipyo: Uses masking tape as a seal when pouring liquids ❤
I haven't heard the others yet but yours sounds great! And if it were up to me you'd win best looking keyboard! (I love green keyboards for some reason it just feels right to me).
If you are concerned about static do this: Rub a detergent free ALREADY USED dryer sheet on all spots on press n' seal, except where you need it to press n' seal.
I can't understand why people love clicky keyboards, just for the life of me cannot understand it. I love soft and silent keyboards. Membrane keyboards are to this day my go-to ones. They're silent, resilient and practically indestructible. If I hear that obnoxious clicking it literally grinds my gears so bad
For all that is good in this world, please spend the extra time and use an exacto knife to cut out the press and seal from the top of the PCB when it comes to the sockets. No need to risk putting a small amount of plastic in the contact that could potentially block the switch from working. I'm an electrician who works on high end things and it's funny how a small piece of insulation in a terminal block can block a signal. Also, plan out your build before doing it. Have no idea why you didn't isolate the usb pcb connection but instead put it under painters tape before putting silicone over that. Seems like it could have turned out really awfully if there was a small hole that could have let the silicone under the tape. Hope that blocking the air vents with silicone doesn't cause a long term issue. Some of those budget folks could use this advice because who knows if they can swing another $20 on a keyboard.
Plz review Akko CS switches as as budget switch. They are very cheap and they sound and feel better than Gateron Yellows (In my opinion). I have an rk61 which I modded heavily and hotswapped the switches for akko cs rose reds and they are very unknown, and I think they are great and I want to get your opinion on them for they are very cheap (10$ for 45 switches). If you do review these switches, there are a lot but the ones I am talking about are the Akko CS Rose Reds, the Akko CS Matcha Greens, and the Akko CS Ocean Blues. They all are great and feel and sound amazing from what I have heard, but the only ones that I have tested personally are the rose reds. Edit: I wrote this before watching the vid fully, but I would love to see a full review still.
I’m just getting into the custom keyboard hobby and it’s been so fucking hard for me to get a grasp of it, but when you said “reverby”, as an audio engineer, i completely understood everything to know about this.
that keyboard’s 20 dollars, has rgb, has real mechanical switches, and HOTSWAP! dude, make the things more expensive and i’ll pay double the price for this keyboard
New sub here. I really enjoyed watching this video. You have an awesome attitude and you’re funny as well. I was simply looking for videos on a pink keyboard for my daughter and became stuck watching this. Way to go!
Hi, since my actual keyboard is starting to die, i've been watching a lot of keyboard review ( especially from yours ) i've been searching for 2 weeks for the perfect 65% RBG keyboard for either typing and gaming (preferably wireless) and this were it all begins... There was couple of keyboards that i want your help : Ducky one 2 SF or the Keychron K6 Backlight (both on either MX Red, Red Silent or Brown) ? The main problem here is as a French i need an FR Azerty Layout but it seems impossible to see good looking FR layout that isn't sold out. So i was wondering is there a way to buy french layout that fit for those keyboard ??
I have a Keychron K6 keyboard. I'd say it is a pretty good keyboard from my experience. The only thing i would say is inconvinient from this keyboard is its ABS keycaps, but that will be easy to solve if you have a bigger budget to replace them
Call me crazy but I just got this keyboard for 15$ and have no need to change anything. My only hope is the switches last/don't differentially wear too bad. If I want a nice keyboard I'm going to get a nice base and everything...doesn't make sense to me to invest the time, money, or effort in what is always going to be worse than if you got what you wanted and built from there.
@@gearsgamer7115 The switches differentially wore so terribly it was like having half of one type of switch and half another. I will check those out, looking to upgrade.
I got this board and used Akko lavenders before I watched this video and I can agree an two things. The switches are hell to remove and the stabilizers are very, very rattley.
Congrats on 200K. If you were into self Torture, you could always do a DIY on Modding the Logitech K845 keyboard. It's around $60, and at least has the option of their version of Cherry Blue,Red & Brown switches. And you'd get to unsold-er & solder new switches. 😀
But the sound at the end was really great. Next time you should make a competition for the best sound improvement. LIke having the worst hollow box and try making it as thocc as possible.
By the name of the title I thought it was the redragon k552. Since it was the most popular keyboard for quite a long time. Although it is a little more expensive. Since that has quite a lot more to offer just for like 10 bucks more. Also, that is hot-swappable too and a little better built.
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Can you make the most snappy keyboard
Nice song! :D
Hypyo’s voice is so chill
One of the best songs
yu get wireless dell keyboard and mouse combo in under 20 $ in india
There's no way you were going to beat Tao Bao with Amazon for sheer purchasing power, but this is a very solid runner up! Love your work!
Well, what do you expect from a gaytuber: always makes wrong decisions.
+ $200 for shipping ... did he cheat? 😂
@@fujimotosan9123 nah if u live in the few asian countries + australia that can buy stuff and ship stuff from taobao directly shipping is pretty cheap
@@goofycker weird ass boy
Ford
I didn't even know there was a mechanical hotswappable with a bit of rgb and per key lighting keyboard that looks fine for only 20$, That's amazing!
It's Not!
k552
It's good for its price
@@Syntheus no
@@S3SH7 NEZUKOOOOO CHAAAAAAAAAN
14:03 glarses being so pissed that he pronounced his name "gl-are-ses"
watch his video then youll know why he was mad
Wait thats not how you pronounce it
@@lilacetone1
He used to use "Glasses" as an online handle, but had to respell it since "Glasses" was already taken on Reddit. Being that he's English, he pronounces "glasses" and "glarses" the same way (with no distinct R sound). He's said before that he doesn't mind the way rhotic speakers say it, so you can pronounce it whichever way you like. I occasionally write it like "Glahsses" just for fun
I think that's just how he looks
@@ezana7401 because his keyboard build went horribly wrong but as i said watch his video
When I was a kid a $20 keyboard meant the crappiest membrane switches imaginable, so I'm really impressed by it just as it came out of the box. Seems way better than what I was gaming on when 11 years old.
I actually find it nice that it has a full case rather than a "floating switch design".
The casing doesn't seem half bad either as a foundation. Epoxying a few thin sheets of steel should make it MUCH nicer than stock, like stiffer and heavier. Feel of quality is more important than actual quality, right? But i guess sil-pour works too.
The casing is crap, it's just plastic. I think the Redragon K552 I have sometimes goes for as little as $30 and that has a fairly thick metal plate, it also has the exact same PCB and keycaps as this board.
@@jm036 Is it the one with absolutely HIDEOUS fake RGB? Actually any fake RGB is hideous, if you can't budget Neopixels, just give me all white.
@@SianaGearz There is an RGB version (which I have) and an all red version that's slightly cheaper, I think the fake RGB one is the most recent.
@JuicyyzFPS Did you just assume my gender?
@JuicyyzFPS me neither, no.
yours was my favorite in sound. pretty impressive build for the price!
i had a similar issue with my tecware keyboard! the sockets were designed more for thinner pins like outemu switches but i found a hack by clipping the outer pin to a sharp pointy end using a nail clipper which helped a lot because previously it won’t even fit and even broke 2 switches (gateron yellow)
Glarses looked so sad, I hope he cheers up soon and everything is fine with him
he always looks like that
@@tea101 he didn’t talk except for his presentation
@@penitures i thought you meant his general attitude but yeah youre right watch his video if you want to understand it
His video explains it
All he needs is a set of Brown Switches
Final board sounds really good, nice job!
i didn’t even realize you hit 200k! congrats!
Same lol congratulations hipyo 🎉🎉🎉
@sskyer i’m very red, and i AM a cake
I have to say, that silicon o-ring "gasket mount" mod is absolutely clutch for tray mounted keyboards. HUGE difference. Another really good mod, which you could have done, is to put keycap O-rings on when you use high profile keycaps. It doesn't change the feel of bottoming out if you use a single o-ring, but it makes the bottom out sound quieter because there is less reverberation in the plastic.
In my case, o rings under the keycaps makes it super mushy and way higher pitched.not worth it
@@gearsgamer7115 hi can i know waht o ring to use???
@@madhavds don't use o rings under the keycaps it makes it mushy though. Ruins ot
@@gearsgamer7115 In this case (pun unintended), you put the O rings in between where you screw the plate and base in.
amazon hippos???
3:39 I know that feeling, Outemu hot sockets are the worst sockets in the keyboard kingdom! They have a death grip on switches, making it hard to remove them without destroying part of the switch, and they're almost proprietary! They only work with Outemu, Gazzew, Akko, and Lcet switches. (Maybe more than that) (You need to cut the legs off some of the switches that fall under that umbrella to make them fit in the sockets) I know that A good amount of keyfeels fall under that umbrella, and you can trim the pins and take the legs off on some other switches to make them work, but you might not want to put up with that in the first place.
Have you ever considered using gasket sheets, like the rubber sheets used for cutting out custom gaskets, as padding for the inside of keyboards? I wondered if it may be a more convenient and less messy alternative to pouring silicone like you did in the video.
or maybe leather
this and sqaushys vid on the same day cant wait
And switch and click's video
and lewis toh’s video
And andy v nguyen’s video
And the above's mentioned video
Glarses and his dead expression throughout the whole thing lmao
Funny enough, I just modded an E-yooso keyboard this morning as my first mod (a typewriter-style board was what I started with) and I actually really love the Outremu Blues it came with, they took what I loved about the MX Blues and beefed it up. Even better though were the stabs. Instead of having a bar to keep the keycaps level, it has a false switch on either side of the actual switch. It has zero wobble or rattle
Good luck changing them every year
@@renneruYT true. I had four different keyboards with Outemu switches (all four types) and there was a reason I bought four of them…
They all broke within a couple of months
Can't get there in time for the premier but i'm gonna watch it as soon as i can. Congrats on 200k!
You got hearted. Congrats!
Bruuuh for $100 that's SOLID. Great job man! Also Glarses face at the end got me good
best editing ever wow
0:16
Loved the video! Those lavender switches seem right up my alley, an affordable tactile switch that comes in a shade of purple! Now, if only I could find a 100% ISO hot swap PCB hahaha (or finally convince myself to drop the numpad as I only really use it for symbol typing)
Get a separate numpad for home use.
Thinking that now, with a 75%, like an Idobao ID80.
While hotswaps are great for installation I generally never change the switches on my keyboard. I own 2 hotswaps and the switches are the same since I put them in originally. My next keyboard project is the compact 110% called the Boston and it'll be fun to solder them in for a change.
there is the Keychron Q6 but it is expensive, 200$ for Iso Barebone with shipping.
ya'll consider 95$ budget?!!! ouch8
This is a really great sounding and looking keyboard. I commend you on doing your best!
When a addicted keyboard builder becomes a scientist
Anyone remember when IBM keyboards ( like 5150 original pc)?used Cherry keyswitches and cost about $350? I hope the designers who created the TRS 80 Model II keyboard with the foam and tinfoil got a raise for the elegant junk it was. How did it ever work? They survived more that I expected they could. Spill coffee in it, dry it out, clean the pcb traces with alcohol and it just worked.
I remember the buckling springs in the model f and model m keyboards. The f was more compact and i think the spring lever mech acted on an electrocapacitive element on the pcb. The model m came later and set the standard for keyboard layout but the buckling spring actuated a normal membrane. I never typed on a model f but supposedly it was higher quality than the model m but the early model m seems to be very well built regardless. Maybe they got lighter and more plastic over the years but the one i have from 1989 with a ps/2 cable is heavy and doesn't seem to lack steel parts inside.
WHERE IS MY EXTRA HOWDY HEY????
On every video
This video is literally my ideal content. Everything about it is perfect, I just subscribed :)
woah that ending sound test
Good old e yooso! Looks great with the new caps tho!
It's A shame he didn't use a Z-77 or Z-88, as they are physically made better. Cough *Minus the rainbow backlight, some have* cough *should have been single color LEDs* cough, sorry about that some water must have gone down the wrong way.
Keybored himself? noice.
00:50 I like how when he says 3 2 1 everyone just going off the screen and hipyo is just: nah man. I'll sleep now.
Funny thing is, I bought this same exact keyboard (but with red switches) so I was really interested to hear the final result. Let’s just say I want to mod my keyboard now…..
I think one of the best things that you do . .is make all of your videos very beginner friendly! So you may not have won that competition, but you certainly have won the hearts of many people! Keep doing what you do! As a beginner to the whole mechanical keyboard hobby . . . I really really really look forward to your videos!
Now for all my questions( sorry for so many!)
1) I was looking at your latest . .Niz Plum deepest thock video . . .I was wondering, if there are mechanical keyboard sets for someone on a budget that are similar to that in terms of sound profile?
2) Also, do you have like videos that describe your top 10 favorite keycaps? and for desk-mats?
3) Finally, keyboard maintenance . . .which keyboards are backpack friendly? Which keycaps can take a lot of abuse? Cause a lot of stuff can get in them over time . . .are there tips/tricks that you have for keeping them clean longer? and keeping them functioning the same . . .maybe a year later?
tester68
and get a traveling case
This is worth a subscribe. I like what you did with what you had...and now I kind of want to try to mod a keyboard myself.
LOL i think this is the same keyboard that redragon rebranded. I removed all the switches also. I feel like i remember injuring myself or something...
The look on glarses face has me laughing
Hipyo: Has almost a full roll of press'n'seal left over from where he usually puts masking tape.
Also Hipyo: Uses masking tape as a seal when pouring liquids
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Would spray Flex Seal work for the painted on silicone? Seems like it would fill in the cracks better and be a lot faster/easier. Loved the content.
Not as good for sound dampening.
@@yosemitesam9576 could you use flex seal, then use painters tape?
I haven't heard the others yet but yours sounds great! And if it were up to me you'd win best looking keyboard! (I love green keyboards for some reason it just feels right to me).
@Tazerface sarabarassscriiibee
I love the dead look in glarses eyes
If you are concerned about static do this: Rub a detergent free ALREADY USED dryer sheet on all spots on press n' seal, except where you need it to press n' seal.
Before I saw this video, I barely had any knowledge that keyboard modding was even a thing. And I work in IT.
0:43 Akko cap lavenders!!!! Yooooo
I loved glarses overbearing joy
@Tazerface wat
I can't understand why people love clicky keyboards, just for the life of me cannot understand it. I love soft and silent keyboards. Membrane keyboards are to this day my go-to ones. They're silent, resilient and practically indestructible. If I hear that obnoxious clicking it literally grinds my gears so bad
Your videos make me want to try doing my own little keyboard mods.
For all that is good in this world, please spend the extra time and use an exacto knife to cut out the press and seal from the top of the PCB when it comes to the sockets. No need to risk putting a small amount of plastic in the contact that could potentially block the switch from working. I'm an electrician who works on high end things and it's funny how a small piece of insulation in a terminal block can block a signal.
Also, plan out your build before doing it. Have no idea why you didn't isolate the usb pcb connection but instead put it under painters tape before putting silicone over that. Seems like it could have turned out really awfully if there was a small hole that could have let the silicone under the tape. Hope that blocking the air vents with silicone doesn't cause a long term issue. Some of those budget folks could use this advice because who knows if they can swing another $20 on a keyboard.
Plz review Akko CS switches as as budget switch. They are very cheap and they sound and feel better than Gateron Yellows (In my opinion). I have an rk61 which I modded heavily and hotswapped the switches for akko cs rose reds and they are very unknown, and I think they are great and I want to get your opinion on them for they are very cheap (10$ for 45 switches).
If you do review these switches, there are a lot but the ones I am talking about are the Akko CS Rose Reds, the Akko CS Matcha Greens, and the Akko CS Ocean Blues. They all are great and feel and sound amazing from what I have heard, but the only ones that I have tested personally are the rose reds.
Edit: I wrote this before watching the vid fully, but I would love to see a full review still.
I’m just getting into the custom keyboard hobby and it’s been so fucking hard for me to get a grasp of it, but when you said “reverby”, as an audio engineer, i completely understood everything to know about this.
this just proves that u dont need to break the bank for a decent keyboard
5:50 lol
7:18 gotta put a filter on your keyboard, cant risk giving your keyboard covid
that keyboard’s 20 dollars, has rgb, has real mechanical switches, and HOTSWAP! dude, make the things more expensive and i’ll pay double the price for this keyboard
Wow, sounds fantastic! Great job and way to get creative.
12:10 “Sawrie”
New sub here. I really enjoyed watching this video. You have an awesome attitude and you’re funny as well. I was simply looking for videos on a pink keyboard for my daughter and became stuck watching this. Way to go!
I love how it’s not too clickity clackity but it’s like in the middle
Sometimes i subscribe to people because i don't think there voice is annoying
Agreed
Only amazon and still came 2nd thats insane and the sound is so relaxing omg W
So, is this up for sale now? This looks and sounds amazing!
Spacebar on this keyboard sounds better than on all razer and corsair products, and its like 10x cheaper
Hi, since my actual keyboard is starting to die, i've been watching a lot of keyboard review ( especially from yours )
i've been searching for 2 weeks for the perfect 65% RBG keyboard for either typing and gaming (preferably wireless)
and this were it all begins... There was couple of keyboards that i want your help : Ducky one 2 SF or the Keychron K6 Backlight (both on either MX Red, Red Silent or Brown) ?
The main problem here is as a French i need an FR Azerty Layout but it seems impossible to see good looking FR layout that isn't sold out.
So i was wondering is there a way to buy french layout that fit for those keyboard ??
I'm not entirely sure what that is however several boards have something called via compatibility meaning you can change key functions with software
I have a Keychron K6 keyboard. I'd say it is a pretty good keyboard from my experience. The only thing i would say is inconvinient from this keyboard is its ABS keycaps, but that will be easy to solve if you have a bigger budget to replace them
Pretty late, but tada68
lol nice video I like these keycaps finally I found it !! I've been looking for months but you just had it in your description lol!
Yesterday I left a comment at 202k subs and now, in the short span of 24 hours, you are at 207k. Congrats
Wow you should've won. Honestly. That sounds amazing. I appreciate you Hipyo.
this is 25% of the reason that i found and loved lavender purples
Your dry humor has me exhaling kind of hard. Well done. Subbed.
Call me crazy but I just got this keyboard for 15$ and have no need to change anything. My only hope is the switches last/don't differentially wear too bad. If I want a nice keyboard I'm going to get a nice base and everything...doesn't make sense to me to invest the time, money, or effort in what is always going to be worse than if you got what you wanted and built from there.
Fair enough. If you like the clicky switches try zealpc clickies or box jades
@@gearsgamer7115 The switches differentially wore so terribly it was like having half of one type of switch and half another. I will check those out, looking to upgrade.
@@GRAYgauss forgot to say that you probably have to buy a new keyboard. These sockets dont support all switches. Id suguest getting a ciy test 68
'They need smaller pins'. My friend. I have used a nail file and sandpaper to shave down the pins on Kailhs to get them to work on millmax slots.
I got this board and used Akko lavenders before I watched this video and I can agree an two things. The switches are hell to remove and the stabilizers are very, very rattley.
Honestly the thock/deep sounds is just sooo good
Who's the character in your pfp? They look cool.
@@lula3258 its from the manga from Tokyo revengers if they have a season 2 they might show her and yes i said her
@@ShrumRL1 awesome, thank you
Congrats on 200K. If you were into self Torture, you could always do a DIY on Modding the Logitech K845 keyboard. It's around $60, and at least has the option of their version of Cherry Blue,Red & Brown switches. And you'd get to unsold-er & solder new switches. 😀
But the sound at the end was really great. Next time you should make a competition for the best sound improvement. LIke having the worst hollow box and try making it as thocc as possible.
that sounds VERY good for being such a cheap keyboard! Awesome job!
>cheap
>Has switches
Membrane keyboard walks out
I just love it when the notification pops up "someone liked your comment" or "you got a new subscribers" it makes me happy
Hipyo: oh yeah *squishing noises*
Me: panik
For the record TH-cam does not unsubscribe you automatically from any channel
Its to make you subscribe to him
DIY for outside? Build an adult swing set. Swings are fun, but for it to be safe you need to plan it well. Show your skills!
I fr thought it was a k552
It's such an amazing mod, great work! I just wish you put different colored keycaps on it. The white and green caps look horrendous in my opinion.
"My wrist and thumb hurt" and "it leaked and is still gooey" translates to "I had a lot of fun" , cool :P
good call on the akko cs lavenders. i have them on my own cheap-ass outemu-only hotswap mkb and they sound and feel pretty good for the price.
When this 20 dollar keyboard without any mods still sounds better than my 150 dollar keyboard... ;-; rip
That switch removal looks like me getting them out of my keychron C1. That thing takes a switch and just holds on for dear life.
that spacebar at the end has a very interesting sound
11:29 oh hey, a Zenni glasses cloth.
I am using the Creative Prodikeys PC-MIDI, I like the weight of it.
Dishwashing liquid is good to prevent silicon from sticking. Nice and funny adventure . The raiders of the cheap keyboars.
Normally I'm more into the looks and less into the sound but holy shite does it sound incredible.
Akko CS Lavenders are just amazing, I've had them for a week now and love them. And for the price it's crazy how good they sound and feel.
By the name of the title I thought it was the redragon k552. Since it was the most popular keyboard for quite a long time. Although it is a little more expensive. Since that has quite a lot more to offer just for like 10 bucks more. Also, that is hot-swappable too and a little better built.
Congrats on 200K!
5:23 holy guacamoly the most insane voice crack ive ever heard🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💥💥💥
14:03 Glarses took that personally.
Seeing Glarses with an actual trim is funny
I was so worried he wasn’t going to do a sound test at the end
For someone who is trying to replicate this build and is also a first time builder any tips? 😛
3:31 this gives me my first mech goosebumps 💀
And gratz for 200k subs, Hipyp!
*Hipyo
TYPO AAAAA I DIDN'T NOTICE THAT
I’m going to copy and try this! I might even do a side by side TH-cam video.