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- Been daily-driving my AJAZZ K870T stock until I couldn't stand the ratting and scratchiness anymore. So one day, I decided to do something about it. Enjoy!
00:00 Intro
00:52 Removing Keycaps & Disassembly
01:36 Desoldering Switches
02:20 Soldering Hot-Swap Sockets
04:06 DIY PCB Foam
05:12 DIY Silicone Dampener
08:05 Lubing + Filming Switches
09:22 Reassembly
10:26 Holee-Modding Stabs
12:40 Mounting Switches & Keycaps
12:57 How-Swap Demonstration
13:15 Typing Sound Test
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Guys, just want to clear up at 04:26 on the foam. I'm actually using EVA foam. Sorry about that.
may I know what is the thickness of eva foam you used?
@@realityTVT Sure, it's 3mm thick.
@@KLACKERD thank you!!
@@KLACKERDcan 4 mm still be good? I bought the wrong size 😢
the fact this doesn't have more views!! Amazing camera work and subtitles I really appreciated this vid and watched the whole thing :)
Wow! Thank you so much for the support. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I was honestly expecting basic upgrades "So I removed these switches, bought new ones, etc etc"
Definitely wasn't expecting a whole conversion to Hotswap. Love it!
Hey there, glad you enjoyed the video. Honestly, budget was tight once I got the Mill-Maxes. So I figured I'd just give the stock ones some lube and film.
What an amazing video! Timestamps with descriptions, no long and boring intro, helpful tips, just amazing!
I really appreciate the fact that you didn't bloat your video with your opinions like "this sucks and it needs to be better" because there are so many people who don't have the time, money, or patience to get an amazing keyboard and don't want to be offended when watching these kind of videos.
I also really appreciate that you didn't change anything about the keyboard, you used the same keycaps, stabilisers, and switches as the original and showed how you can genuinely improve the keyboard without spending too much extra money on replacing those parts. Anyone with this keyboard could easily watch this video and change those parts if they choose but it's clear that it really comes down to preference and not a requirement.
You didn't speak at any point in the video but you made up for that by using great camera angles, framing, sequencing, and you added your personality to the video in a completely visual way (particularly love 08:20 when you move the switch out of the way).
I don't normally comment on TH-cam videos but I felt the need. You've made an incredible video that's both relaxing and informative, somethin that even the veteran TH-camr's get wrong a lot of the time. Keep up the great work!!
Q: Why don't you bag lube your switch springs?
Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it. It really means a lot to me.
A: I believe in lubing the springs individually so I can train my consistency. And also treat every part with equal care.
Wow watching you convert this keeb is quite therapeutic!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Lookin to buy one of these and i wanted to see someone bust one open, wasn't expecting such a well shot video nice one sir
Thank you, good sir. I would recommend this board. It has it's own dedicated driver for you to customize stuff. By the way, there's a hot-swappable version out now. So you don't have suffer what I've been through to make it hot-swappable. Happy Keyboarding.
@@KLACKERDYeah i haven't had a hot swappable keyboard before but i think i'm gonna pick it up
@@LachyPlaysGames By all means. I just found out there is a black version out too.
This is an artisan job, i just couldn't stop watching, it was mesmerizing, truly a great video
Thank you so much. Really glad you enjoyed it!
it is important to note that in the newer models, the board is hot swappable and even includes foam inside to improve sound.
Great production quality! Loved it and very informative
Thank you so much. Glad you liked it.
What a quality video. You deserve more sub.
Thank you so much!
I thought my k780t was modded, nice attention to detail here! I ended up doing:
- Neoprene foam in bottom case (instead of your silicone)
- Tape modded
- Desoldered Huano Blues, replaced with Glorious pandas lubed with Krytox 205g0 (resoldered, no hotswap)
- Replaced stock stabs with Cherry Plate mounted ones, holee modded.
- GMK Bento clone PBT keycaps
For the price this board is great considering it works both wired and wireless.
Thank you. Your mod was great as well. I did plan on using Neoprene but I figured liquid silicone could "mold" into the bottom case. I bet yours sounds really nice and poppy with Glorious Pandas! I also planned to replace the stabs with JWKs but they arrived 2 weeks after the shoot. And great choice to go with Bentos.
Yup, I would agree. Even though I have a custom keyboard, I always guilt-trip myself when I daily drive that. So K870T it is!
super helpful video and really easy to follow! hope you continue to post more content, i love your work
Production quality top notch 👍
Thank you so much!
REALLY good video, I was searching for someone that modded this keyboard, because I bought the hotswap version on amazon yesterday and I am going to mod and rebuild it. I will use some Akko Jelly Pink switches (really smooth stock) and some PBT Pudding Keycaps. For mods I am planning on doing the normal foam mod, tempest/tape mod, PE foam mod (between the PCB and plate) and some stab mods. Do you know if there are aftermarket cases for the K870T? That would really give my build a final touch. Great work, keep it up. Amazing quality and explanations. Props!
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it. Hot-swap is nice, saves you all the soldering hassle. I have not found any aftermarket ones, but I've recently spray-painted my case and swapped the switches out with KTT Kang Whites. It sounds "marbly".
@@KLACKERD I am actually thinking of using a wooden wallpaper to get a nice look with a bit of contrast to the wheel and the buttons. Btw, you earned a new sub :)
@@KLACKERD So I have got mine now and it's pretty damn good after the mods I ave done but my spacebar is rattly on one side? Can you give me a tip waht I should do because I can't holee mod them because they are lubed. Would be great!
Thanks again! Means a lot to me. I'll try to have more videos in the future.
@@funxify7848 I've had similar issues with the spacebar stabs as well. The easiest way is to give them a proper balancing. I used a flat acrylic block to do it (Holee Mod felt mushy so I removed them after). Place it flat on the block and check if the wire is curved. Then turn it upright and do the same thing. And also move the wire to the edge of the block and check if it's a 90 degree bend. Mine were slightly off, by adjusting the bend the ticking went away.
I ordered this keyboard and it’s coming soon. by watching this, all my hopes and dreams of becoming a keyboard modder fell down, BECAUSE MY 12 YEAR OLD SELF CAN’T SAUGHTER TO CHANGE THE SWITCHES.
Hey there, don't feel sad. There are plenty of tutorials out there teaching you about soldering. I learned to solder when I was about your age from my cousins.
You can get the hotswap version or you can get the sk61. It is a very nice keyboard and try get the one with gateron yellows. It is hotswap and easy to mod.
Nice video bro. It sounded really good
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video| I was looking to improve my new K870T that is about to arrive. But i bought the hot-swappable version. Hope this video helps me.
Hey, thank you so much. Yeah, you can just skip the soldering steps. However, if you are planning on cleaning anything plastic, I would advise you to NOT USE ALCOHOL on petroleum based products. It was a mistake on my part.
@@KLACKERD Thanks for the advice. I have a question. The part of the silicone, can i skip it or used another material? I don't have access to those chemicals.
@@ElYeet69 No problem, hope it helps. Yes, you can use other materials like EVA foam, PE foam, Neoprene, Sorbothane, Noico 80 Mil Sound Deadener, Zip-N-Fit Sound Dampening foam and even Silicone sheets.
If you plan on using PE foam, I've come across a post on Reddit stressing on the possibility of it being static. Personally, I've not encounter any issues using PE foam...yet. But I thought I should keep you informed.
@@KLACKERD Thank you 🤑🤑🤑
@@KLACKERD What's wrong with using alcohol?
Thanks for the video🙂
amazing video, thanks for this! This was the only video i could find on this AJAZZ, so this was extremely helpful! This this keyboard definitely needs some serious work to sound better! Luckily the one I bought is hot-swap already!
Hey there, really appreciate the support. Really glad that my video helped. And yeah, getting a hot-swap version up front already saved you so much hassle of getting the Millmaxs.
Awesome sound! I hope that I can use your video as a guide to turn my rk71 into a hot swappable keyboard
Thank you! By all means bro, happy soldering.
That would take me 15 years!
youre really good! you deserve more subs tbh
Hey there, thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it. I'll do my best.
@@KLACKERD i wanted to ask what materials do you use when making the silicone?
@@chokage3744 I used liquid silicone. Try typing keywords like "Liquid Silicone A+B" and you should have the results. Beware there are different types of liquid silicone. 50:50 and 70:30. This means the ratio between the silicone and the hardener. For mine I used 50:50 which is easier to measure.
And get a measuring mug. The one I used in the video was bought from a shop that sells baking stuff. Ultimately, you can get them from Arts & Crafts shops or hardware shops too.
I didn't really measure how much to use. A good practice is by emptying the bottom case (must remove battery), tape off all the gaps, lay it on a surface (make sure the bottom case sits flat), mark it then pour water until it hits the markings. Then pour the water into the measuring mug so you'll know how much liquid silicone to use.
@@KLACKERD thank you so muchh for the info
@@chokage3744 You're most welcome! Really appreciate it. Happy keyboarding!
That's a lot of process. But, yea, very helpful. So, basically there's no more not hot-swappable compare to what you did. This is nice to watch tho.
Hey there, glad you enjoyed it. Means a lot to me. Thank you.
Yeah, you need to put in quite a bit of effort to mod it. It was a rewarding experience for me though.
@@KLACKERD To be honest, I really wanted to try doing this, making a customized KB, making keycaps and start selling. I just don't know where to start. More power to you and your chanel, brother.
@@dunkplays9797 I'm learning about keyboards the same as you. Power to you too. Perhaps joining a keyboard community could get you started on the right path.
Great job!
Thank you!
Veli gud video keep going!
Hello! This video is amazing, the sound you got off this keyboard.is very good. One question why did u desolder the switches, isn't it supposed to be hot swap?
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it.
AJAZZ released a hot-swappable version. But I bought this before it was out.
Very nice build and a good video! Subbed for the great work. Keep it up!
Hello there, thank you so much! Really glad you enjoyed it.
Is there any alternative for the silicon mod? I'm afraid to use something like that, I might mess it up.
Hey there, there are other materials to use like EVA foam, PE foam, Neoprene, Sorbothane, Noico 80 Mil Sound Deadener, Zip-N-Fit Sound Dampening foam and even Silicone sheets.
Im looking to buy this with Kailh box jades, do u think it would be possible to make rgb work? probably not but id like to try.
Hey there, the RGBs on my non-hot-swap version are top-sided surface mounts. If you're getting the hot-swap version, Box Jades should work fine.
Dude i can see from that video that you have a tone of knowlenge at costum keyboards.
Such an amazing job, man!
I badly want to mod my k870t like how you did! I tried to lift some stabs to fix the rattle issues but ended up accidentally removing them. Now I can't put them back into place. I assume I have to desolder the switches first so I can easily return the stabs right?
Unfortunately, I don't have such skills for soldering/desoldering 😅😔
Hey, thank you so much.
Did you leave your stab wires in between the plate and PCB? Or are the wires still intact with the stab housings? There is one way, by holding one end with your tweezers and try slotting the stem back. Then repeat on the other side. But you might risk damaging the stabs entirely, so I would advice you do it at your own risk. But yeah, the best and safest way is to desolder the switch and place them back properly.
Perhaps you could ask a friend who has soldering knowledge to do it for you? Or try it on a sacrificial PCB? That's how I learned to do that.
@@KLACKERD Yeah, the stab wires are still inside and it's the plastic housing that got removed. I actually got the front part of the housing broke as well. lol
I think it's the part that locks the housing into the plate
@@DVirtualsMarketing Oh no, I think desoldering the switches is the only solution. Once the switches are out of the way, you should be able to carefully lift the housings using a tweezer. Please be safe.
@@KLACKERD thanks, man!
Hoping to see more fancy videos from you!
@@DVirtualsMarketing Thank you so much! Really hope you can get your keyboard fixed soon. I'm currently in progress of producing a new video. Your support means the world to me!
I have this and some keys are not responsive. Not sure if it's a factory defect. Sometimes I would need to double press a key. How do I fix this this particular problem?
Yeah sounds like it sadly. If its just some keys and the same ones and not all the switches on the board its prob that switch/switches that is either bad or over lubed.Only fix is re-soldering a new switch if not hot swap or if it is then try another switch. I have the hot swap version of this board and its fine
is it safe to TAPE mod this kb?? i have MTX masking tape
Why did you stop upload TH-cam. Its so good video
Hey there, thank you so much for the support. So sorry for the hiatus. I've been busy for the past year trying to deal with my personal matters. I'll try to have new content out whenever I could. 😉
@@KLACKERDI would like to see more videos they smell quality
nice video bro
Thank you bro.
I think I'll just do the foam mod and replace the stabs.
That’s what I did trust me so good
Yeah that would help improve the sound a lot without most of my methods.
superb job on the plate foam ! can you share what kind of foam did you use?
Thank you. I apologize for my mistake in the video. I'm actually using EVA foam with 3mm thickness for this particular keyboard.
My k870t is brown switch but for some reason, the spacebar sounds clicky when I pressed hard
Hey there, there could be something to do with your stabilizers being rattly? Is your K870T hot-swappable? If so you could try with other switches first. If it still *clicks*, perhaps a good mod/lube job will do the trick.
@@KLACKERD nope, my k870t is a non hotswappable huano switch version, I think at some day, I’m gonna add foam into the spacebar and if I can, I’ll add band-aid into the stabilizers to decrease the rattle sound of the spacebar
@@MTN1601 Yeah, you could try making the spacebar sound fuller too. Regarding the stabs, maybe you could give them a nice ol' balancing before you band-aid mod them. Happy keyboarding.
Great work. Keep it up you deserve so much more!! I have one question I'm willing to buy this keyboard but i dont know which switch to choose i want it as quite as possible, it is going to be my first mechanical keyboard and i am going to use it for programming . My options are red brown and black.
Hey there, thank you so much! Really appreciate it.
To answer your question, if you want something quiet perhaps you could try the reds. There's also a hot-swappable version so maybe you can swap them out whenever you fancy.
@@KLACKERD thanks a lot!!
This video is excellent! Amazing job! I don't suppose you know if the Ajazz K680t PCB is similar and the same hotswappable mod can be done, do you? Thanks
Hey there. Thank you so much! Unfortunately, I don't own the K680T so I won't be able to provide you any input. Sorry.
@@KLACKERD no worries at all. Thanks a lot for the reply in any case.
@@sptaggert No problem, anytime. Apologies for my late reply too.
I didn’t know that you can fully mod that type of keyboard. I got mine in blue switches! :((( I only searched on YT ‘Lube switches without desoldering keyboard’ and did that to my keyboard… it made some changes but in wished i saw your video earlier so i can mod it like yours too!!! :(((
Hello there! Well, with the right tools and parts, you can definitely do it too. Did you spray lube your blue switches? Do they sound mushy and muted? It's never too late to mod your keyboard though.
thanks for this video! i bought the same keyboard but hotswappable, however the switches are not coming off no matter how hard i pull ..anything that could help?
Hi there, sorry to sound suspicious. But please stop tugging on the switches before you damage your board. You might be having the soldered version. If you're unsure. You can unscrew the board and check below.
Im gona ask you this did you buy ajazz ak873 or the k870T if its k870T i dont think its hot swappable thats why I bought ak873 and you have to use an switch puller there will be 2 little button type of thing at the bottom of the switch one on north one on south you have to be pressing them or the switch wont release and yes ıf ıt doesn't come out no mater what you do dont push your chances
Hi, very cool video i was looking to buy this keyboard, if they include pbt keycaps you think i can buy any pbt keycaps and they would work fine with the keyboard?
Hey there, the original white shine-through keycaps are ABS. But they included some coloured modifier keycaps which are PBT. The LEDs are north facing so they should be fine.
Hi! What's that pump that you used to desolder the switches?
Hey there! It's just a normal desoldering pump I got from a hardware shop.
Just curious, did you tried to change a nob/scroll to a metallic one? If yes, where did you get one?
I did try, but couldn't find any. Might need to be custom-made.
Amazing!! well done!! I got the same keyboard, but I bought it with the blue switches :x
Hey there, thank you so much. Blues are nice too if you like clickies. Are you planning to mod your board too?
@@KLACKERD Yes I think will. Your video greatly motivated me to!! haha :)
@@RazedAngel Appreciate the support. Thank you so much. Good luck with your upgrade and happy keyboarding. ⌨
Hello, KLACKER D! This video is awesome and extremely inspiring!
Could you please provide the dimensions and specifications of the rechargeable battery installed in this keyboard? By the way, do you think it is possible to replace the battery with a large capacity battery in AJAZZ K870T?
Hey, thank you so much! I've not tried replacing them, but the thought did cross my mind.
The dimensions for the current battery is about 110mm(L) x 40mm(W) x 3mm(H) or 4.4in(L) x 1.6in(W) x 0.12in(H) at 3.7V. The clearance on the bottom case tray is quite limited as you have the standoffs for the PCB. And there's about 5mm or 0.2in of height clearance.
It should be possible as long as it's 3.7V. But due to my limited knowledge, I would advice you to experiment and proceed at your own risk.
@@KLACKERD Thank you so much for the information provided, it is really useful for me!
@@georgevolkov5696 Happy to help.
Please help me I am in a dire situation! I have the exact keyboard although it’s the hotswap version and my pc. Will not come out of the case. Is there a wire that’s restricting this? Please help!
Yes, there's the wire you need to detach before you can fully remove it. I do not own a hot-swap version of this keyboard, but please check if there are any screws holding the PCB down?
@@KLACKERD tysm this helped so much!!
@@buvsicle5697 Welcome. =)
I’m opening mine rn. I think we had the same problem. It’s the on/off slider at the back that’s holding it down 😅
What switches can i use after desoldering
yo can you help me out, sometimes when i accidentally press something on the left side of this keyboard it switches into some weird mode where i cant press anything and whenever i press shift it just changes the language, i cant even press enter and whenever i click something in the taskbar it just opens another tab. i really hate this and i rly need some help. i think it somehow gotta do with alt or tab or shift i dont know.
Hey there, I've personally haven't encounter this problem before, but could it be something wrong with the shift key?
Here's a link for an online keyboard tester: keyboard-test.space/
Perhaps the shift key is being registered the entire time. Hence, when you click on a tab it duplicates it. But that's just my guess.
Hi what's that cutting tool called? Where did you buy it?
Hey, it's called an "X-Acto". It also goes by other names like Exacto Knife, Utility Knife, Precision Knife or Hobby Knife. You can buy a set online or at arts & crafts/hardware shops.
where did u get the silicone from?
Hey there, I got it from my local online seller.
Here's a link on AliExpress to refer:
www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002624392457.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.1d8c76dfMD1KeS&algo_pvid=65c65996-6d61-44a9-a563-6ce6f65f04ff&algo_exp_id=65c65996-6d61-44a9-a563-6ce6f65f04ff-1&pdp_ext_f=%7B%22sku_id%22%3A%2212000021448059963%22%7D&pdp_pi=-1%3B135.69%3B-1%3B-1%40salePrice%3BMYR%3Bsearch-mainSearch
Ultimately, you could try searching for "Liquid Silicone A+B".
Can you remap F1 to macro, and than use Fn+F1 to use F1? There is any layers?
Hey there, sorry I might not be able to answer this. But you might be able to by downloading their software. Think they allow remapping keys and macro.
Why my 0305 wont fit on the pcb?
Hey there, it might be caused by the lead residue left in the solder hole. Make sure to suck up all the lead before re-inserting your 0305. Happy soldering!
Do you recommend playing games in Bluetooth mode?
Hi there, I only use it for typing. Gaming, not so much. It has a slight delay.
Hello nice vid! Do you have any idea what switches would fit in the hot-swappable version?
Thank you so much!
Personally, I don't own a hot-swappable version. But judging from videos I've seen, they are 3-pin sockets. At some point I did swapped my Huano Blacks on my K870T with Outemu (Kailh-styled) switches and they fit. You'll have to amputate the legs on 5-pin switches if you decide to swap them in.
@@KLACKERD my current keyboard uses outemu so based on your response, I can straight up use them without needing to clip anything? (Assume that I get the K870T hotswap)
@@rensquared24 You don't have to clip anything as long they are 3-pin switches.
@@KLACKERD how is the performance and longetivity of this keeb as a whole? Are you still using it and did you have any issues etc?
@@rensquared24 I'm using this keyboard 90% of the time for 8 months now. Although I do routinely switch between keyboards, this remains my daily driver. I've tried using it wireless with RGBs on full blast. It managed to last 4 hours.
I've not encounter any issues...yet. I'm rocking other keycaps but the rest remains the same in the video.
you’re real mastaa, if you’re from malaysia can custom with you
Thanks for the compliment. Yeah dude, I am Anak Malaysia man.
@@KLACKERD that’s very cool do you own custom service shop
@@rusyaidirahman119 No, but I hope one day I could though. I've only gotten into this hobby at the start of this year.
@@KLACKERD do you got socmed i can contact thru
@@rusyaidirahman119 You can find me on IG: instagram.com/klacker.d
Hi , can i use the socket 7305 in the same keyboard? Or only socket 305?
You can, 7305 actually has a lower profile than 0305. But it's a bit trickier to solder due to it being shorter.
does this board have a north or south sockets? thank u
Hey there, the switches have north facing LEDs.
Hi! Is it possible to use Gateron/Outemu/Kailh hotswap sockets? Those with the black thingy that you solder on the PCB
Hi there, the ones I solder on are called Mill-Max 0305s. I would say, if your K870T is the hotswap version, they should be fine. But if you're planning to Mill-Max a soldered PCB, you would have to be on the look out for SMD compatible switches. Because the SMDs on the non-hotswap PCB are extruded and the switches requires a gap.
@@KLACKERD Thanks a lot for the tips. I was actually having a hard time finding the Mill-Max sockets with a reasonable shipping rate to Brazil, but I've managed to buy them from a Czech store. Anyways, that's a great video, I never thought it was possible to turn a keyboard into hot-swap. This will surely help me once the sockets arrive!
@@romulogenuneto You're most welcome. Yeah, shipping fee is a real pain. But wait, have you made the purchase yet? If you have more budget, and if you don't mind, you could try Mill-Max 3305 as they have a lower top profile so the switches can fit better. But good luck with your board too and glad that you enjoyed this video. Happy Keyboarding!
@@KLACKERD Yes I had already made the purchase... I've checked the 3305s but since I'm buying for 2 keyboards it would be too much expensive anyways =/
i love this video i have a same keyboard i try it, thanks so much where i buy resine please. thanks
Hey there, that's not resin. It's silicone. You should be able to get them from art shops or online stores. Some keywords for you to search are "A+B Silicone" or "Liquid Silicone".
@@KLACKERD Hello, I hope you notice this. So, I've been finding A+B Silicone for molding 1:1 or something like that; is that the one you're talking about?
how much mag pagawa sayo ng ajazz k870t?
Hey there, sorry I do not understand Tagalog. But I tried translating it on Google. Do you mean how much the K870T cost? If so, it's around $66/3456.49 Pesos for the non-hotswap version and $81/4242.05 Pesos for the hotswap version.
can u mod my ajazz k870t keyboard too 🥺
Hey there, did you get the non-hot-swappable version too?
@@KLACKERD
Actually mine is not hot swappable too and I do not have any tool or proper switch in my country :( can u mod it pleaseee :(
@@barsozkal385 You should be able to get most of the stuff online. Most of the tools I got from AliExpress.
that thock tho
Yeah, sounded deeper after the mod.
if you're gonna be a keyboard enthusiast please learn how to actually type
Yeah, it has been a work in progress. Still trying to unlock more fingers to type properly.
A good swordsmith is not necessarily a good swordsman. Good job 👍 keep it up.
I have the same keyboard but hotswappable. I'd like to ask what is the silicon for?
Hey there, the silicone is to dampen the hollowness of the board to make it sound "fuller".
@@KLACKERD I also bought this keyboard but hot-swappable. I am not sure that I am capable of doing same great job as you did with silicone, but is there any other way of reducing "hollow" sound of the case?
@@saradavydova2698 Hey there, it's fine if you're worried about using silicone. There are other materials like EVA foam, PE foam, Neoprene, Sorbothane, Noico 80 Mil Sound Deadener, Zip-N-Fit Sound Dampening foam and even Silicone sheets.