GamaKay magnetic switches are the crunchiest switches with the best flavor of any I've tried, lekkers are just too bitter to be palatable and I broke a tooth on the Geon raptors
Wait share feature is actually so intuitive. You don’t have to wonder what other users settings are because you can just download them. I could see a lot of other companies start to do this.
Very informative video, cleared most of my doubts regarding this keyboard. Pre-booked one with Phoenix switches. Can't wait to get my hands on it. Just one question, you talked about lighting customization through keyboard software. Can we control per key RGB or it's just the presets which we can use? And thanks again.. Keep up the good work!
Yoo nice video, very well made and it has everything a review need, one thing, can you tell me the maps you used for the osu gameplay? also the Knob thingy was so funny Lmao
Yes, I have seen many being similar. I also recieved more samples from other companies that reach out and I end up not making a video review about them because they are all suspiciously similar. I assume they use the same OEM
@@Shikkesora Yeah that’s usually how they go. Same keyboard layout, same software, same almost everything. I’m trying getting into HE keyboards and looking for anything under 200 CAD. Thinking of getting waizowl’s recent HE keyboard
@@aphae You know, despite these keyboards being very similar and clearly from same OEM, it's not like they're bad or anything. I think technology and market is in a state right now where it's hard to go wrong even at budget prices, unlike before. I think this keyboard is definitely worth the under $100 pricetag for what it can do, but if you find a better design that fits you well, the keyboard don't vary much besides that so you're also not going wrong :)
@@Shikkesora Yeah definitely can’t go wrong with these keyboards in today’s market. Tech is advancing fast and getting competitive advantage without hurting your wallet. I was considering the gamakay but there isn’t a lot of choices in the canadian amazon market for budget keyboards so I usually rely on Aliexpress. Unfortunately this board isn’t available in Ali yet. The Attack Shark is the only HE board under $100 CAD at the moment
i bought the silent switch version(still waiting for it to be shipped) and i think of maybe changing it to a different switch in the future. so i wanted to ask if there are any problems (aside cutting the stabilizers ) with using other switches. one last thing, will the switches be able to be bought separately soon? edit: i got the keyboard 2 days ago and have modded and used it since. the keyboard and rapid trigger feels great, no problems, except one defect on the top of the stem on one of the switches. I just had to bend it back and everything was fine. I’d recommend it in this price range, especially when i got it at 83 dollars.
Compare it to wooting Is there much or (game changer) different? I wanna get this and tbh this one is limit of my budget but if the difference is game changer i will probably save more for wooring What u think?
Unless you really like wooting I would recommend cheaper option. I have wooting, if I close my eyes and tap, almost can't tell there's a difference of +$100. They both have same functionality in terms of keys. Wooting just more premium
@@Shikkesora so same performance in gaming like valorant/cs? +Nah i dont really like wooting after all its not available to ship to my country i have to find a way + its expensive to me
Hey is the HK gaming GK61HE legit? Its really cheap on amazon right now (only 59 dollars) and it is advertised as a hall effect rapid trigger keyboard. Is it any good?
So my big question is this: as a high level fps player would I notice a huge difference between this and the wooting? I've been struggling between building a custom wooting build or buying a cheaper alternative like this
No. It's the same. I have wooting, and it's just a different keyboard but you're not lacking any features. I recommend you to get this one and save a bunch of money for something else :D
he praised his "teammates" in the ffa gamemode.. also, you look like you should use mouse accel cause you pick up your mouse a lot, i would reccomend thrid party software
@@Shikkesora Thanks for the answer. I got my Gamakay TK75HE and wanted to use the yellow lekker switches for osu as it feels better for speed, but after clipping the stabilizers off it doesn't work on the Gamakay :( I simply cut them off with a plier is there anything else I gotta do?
@@zubsz This Gamakay is the wireless version of the Attack Shark K85, same design, e etc. There are better options of budget HE keyboards, compatible with Gateron switches, like Irok ND75.
Maybe I missed this.... Is the software to control the keyboard only available on Windows? I play games on Linux.. it's not a problem if the keyboard has on board memory and doesn't need the software to run in the background. But if it does require the software to be ran in the background this keyboard is a hard pass for me unfortunately...
They will add a Linux driver in the future surely, I will also ask them about it, but as of now there's no software for it, but it indeed has a memory and doesn't need software in the background
@@Shikkesora awesome thank you!! I might get one then! I don't mind piping the keyboard through a windows VM to change settings. I'm happy to hear it has usable onboard memory! - if I have to reboot to Windows to change settings or plug up to a windows PC to change settings it will be kind of annoying but I'm willing to do that if it saves me nearly $100+ going with the wooting HE60+ instead.
@@dillacorn_linux no problem! I tried a couple times and seems to work just fine :) it will also remember your light settings, even if it's not even connected to the PC and you turn on the battery
@@ShikkesoraJust purchased the Phoenix switch version! I might change the springs out if I find it to light and lube the switches if I feel it's necessary. I'm used to 70 gram springs so lol.. this keyboard is a steal right now if everything is true like you say. Thank you for this video and your kind quick responses!
I saw in another comment that you don’t recommend raptor switches with the keyboard Why don’t you recommend to use the raptor switches with this board I just ordered the keyboard and switches and planning to mode i know i have to cut the bottom bot is it not possible or is there a chance to damage the MB
Raptors seemd to work at first then didn't. use the switches that come with the TK75HE, they're nice too :) use a sayodevice for raptors, you will have the full potential of them there,. amzn.to/4egTDCJ
@@gamakay6401 :O !!! Slide into my email? :) By the way, objectively G60 would be better, but not if you take into account it's almost double the price ;) forgot to specify
Can you do a review about the attack shark k85 wit rapid trigger i need to see some one review it no one did before its a underated keyboard😢😢😢can you be the one to review it ?
Can you switch stroke sensitivity profiles without using the software? the instructions telling me to use FN+DEL/HOME/PGUP/PGDN and FN+Q/W/E/R to switch between the four profiles don't work on mine.
It's my personal skin! You can find it in my osu profile or here: github.com/Saphity/Saphity-Skin-Spreadsheet/blob/ShikkeSkins/saphityskins.md The skin is Shikke v3.3 The cursor is the Shikke Pink Blossom Long Cursortrail, you have to install it separately
Looks very clean and affordable :) It uses Gateron KS-20 in the switches (at least from what I can see), so it's PROBABLY compatible with other switches I've reviewed in the channel
@@sekki327 numbers! Around the same basically! Polling rate is higher on wooting, but what comes in gamakays is already more than you'll ever need, and better than 99% of branded keyboards anyways! Compared to drunkdeer, pretty much same.
Better! It's just that sayo has more compatibility among switches. Taking into account sayodevice is around $35 for 3 keys, I recommend you the keyboard!
@@Shikkesora I reached out to Gamakay and they told me to expect to wait till the end of the year for a black version and do the Drunk Deer A75 switches perform as well as the TK75 HE switches?
They are both capable of the same thing, but wooting uwu can feel a lot higher quality and more switch compatibility. But remember that for the price of the uwu you only get 3 keys, and this is an entire keyboard
Correct!!! Dang. I do not remember how long it lasts but I used it wireless one whole day and battery was still good next day. I use wired keyboards and my cable is setup already, so I just connect it.
GamaKay magnetic switches are the crunchiest switches with the best flavor of any I've tried, lekkers are just too bitter to be palatable and I broke a tooth on the Geon raptors
bro what is this comment
@@chencan1964 i eat plastic
@MeowmeowGoose997 the new 80he zinc must taste amazing
Wait share feature is actually so intuitive. You don’t have to wonder what other users settings are because you can just download them. I could see a lot of other companies start to do this.
Can you compare it to wooting
Very informative video, cleared most of my doubts regarding this keyboard. Pre-booked one with Phoenix switches. Can't wait to get my hands on it. Just one question, you talked about lighting customization through keyboard software. Can we control per key RGB or it's just the presets which we can use? And thanks again.. Keep up the good work!
Per key also! :D
Thanks for watching~
Nice vids, Nice Keyboard for the price !
It really is!
Up the price to 89.99$ Today
Yoo nice video, very well made and it has everything a review need, one thing, can you tell me the maps you used for the osu gameplay?
also the Knob thingy was so funny Lmao
Nice vid mate
Bro we waitin on them gateron jades review, compared to raptor and lekker45.
Working on it!
There's another keyboard similar to this called Attack Shark K75. Both have similar software layout but with different background
Yes, I have seen many being similar. I also recieved more samples from other companies that reach out and I end up not making a video review about them because they are all suspiciously similar. I assume they use the same OEM
@@Shikkesora Yeah that’s usually how they go. Same keyboard layout, same software, same almost everything.
I’m trying getting into HE keyboards and looking for anything under 200 CAD. Thinking of getting waizowl’s recent HE keyboard
@@aphae You know, despite these keyboards being very similar and clearly from same OEM, it's not like they're bad or anything. I think technology and market is in a state right now where it's hard to go wrong even at budget prices, unlike before. I think this keyboard is definitely worth the under $100 pricetag for what it can do, but if you find a better design that fits you well, the keyboard don't vary much besides that so you're also not going wrong :)
@@Shikkesora Yeah definitely can’t go wrong with these keyboards in today’s market. Tech is advancing fast and getting competitive advantage without hurting your wallet.
I was considering the gamakay but there isn’t a lot of choices in the canadian amazon market for budget keyboards so I usually rely on Aliexpress. Unfortunately this board isn’t available in Ali yet. The Attack Shark is the only HE board under $100 CAD at the moment
It's K85 for HE switch. K75 isn't HE
Hey, do u still recommend it to this day ? Any issues ? Thanks a lot mate
100% recommend! 0 issues to this day, still seamless connection.
thanks
i bought the silent switch version(still waiting for it to be shipped) and i think of maybe changing it to a different switch in the future. so i wanted to ask if there are any problems (aside cutting the stabilizers ) with using other switches.
one last thing, will the switches be able to be bought separately soon?
edit: i got the keyboard 2 days ago and have modded and used it since. the keyboard and rapid trigger feels great, no problems, except one defect on the top of the stem on one of the switches. I just had to bend it back and everything was fine. I’d recommend it in this price range, especially when i got it at 83 dollars.
No that I know of! It should work just fine with other switches.
And yes to the second question! I am also waiting to get some extra switches
@@Shikkesoraoh okay thank you so much!
How's the silent switches so far? I have silent outemu mech switches which are basically dead silent
@@somewhatideal i actually switched to the non silent switch, but based on the reviews i’ve seen they are pretty silent.
Very detailed explanation. 🔥
Can you take a look at the IXY MU68 keyboard? Its an aluminum he keyboard and looks nice. But idk about their software.
My bad, its IYX MU68. 😁
Compare it to wooting
Is there much or (game changer) different?
I wanna get this and tbh this one is limit of my budget but if the difference is game changer i will probably save more for wooring
What u think?
Unless you really like wooting I would recommend cheaper option. I have wooting, if I close my eyes and tap, almost can't tell there's a difference of +$100.
They both have same functionality in terms of keys. Wooting just more premium
@@Shikkesora
so same performance in gaming like valorant/cs?
+Nah i dont really like wooting after all its not available to ship to my country i have to find a way + its expensive to me
@@mohammadbaqer8305 yes, of course.
@@Shikkesora tysm looks like its my endgame with lil mods
@@Shikkesoraone last thing
Whats different between HE and non HE ?
Hey is the HK gaming GK61HE legit? Its really cheap on amazon right now (only 59 dollars) and it is advertised as a hall effect rapid trigger keyboard. Is it any good?
@@eatingoranges-jr1ny they sent me the keyboard and I have a review pending! It's good!! Just smaller
@@Shikkesora is rapid trigger similar to the wooting 60HE? And can you change individual key’s actuation point?
@@eatingoranges-jr1ny yes you can with their software! Individual keys.
Rapid trigger is the same.
@@Shikkesora thank you so much 🙏
@@eatingoranges-jr1ny amzn.to/4cvbiFI
please use my link to buy it :)
So my big question is this: as a high level fps player would I notice a huge difference between this and the wooting? I've been struggling between building a custom wooting build or buying a cheaper alternative like this
No. It's the same. I have wooting, and it's just a different keyboard but you're not lacking any features. I recommend you to get this one and save a bunch of money for something else :D
What sensitivity do you recommend for most games (shooters)
@@s4hl44 around 0.5mm should be good!!
polling rate?
he praised his "teammates" in the ffa gamemode..
also, you look like you should use mouse accel cause you pick up your mouse a lot, i would reccomend thrid party software
@@caeryllium hahahhaha I was definitely very happy with my teammates.... Yeah
Nooooo I will never use accel nononooooo bad bad
Thanks for watching!
maybe try to higher ur sens mouse accel is bad and makes aim inconsistent
@@exczy6416 nuh uh, i am one with the curves
isnt is same as aula f75
this is simular to the aula f75
so, the lekker switches work but I'd have to clip the stabilizers off?
Exactly! Quite inconvenient.
If you have another keyboard or keypad, you can put the Gamakay switches right in and also work :)
@@Shikkesora Thanks for the answer. I got my Gamakay TK75HE and wanted to use the yellow lekker switches for osu as it feels better for speed, but after clipping the stabilizers off it doesn't work on the Gamakay :( I simply cut them off with a plier is there anything else I gotta do?
@@zubsz Calibration?
@@paulotakahama tried that too. I think they're straight up not compatible. Would like to know about Gaterons aswell
@@zubsz This Gamakay is the wireless version of the Attack Shark K85, same design, e etc. There are better options of budget HE keyboards, compatible with Gateron switches, like Irok ND75.
Maybe I missed this.... Is the software to control the keyboard only available on Windows? I play games on Linux.. it's not a problem if the keyboard has on board memory and doesn't need the software to run in the background. But if it does require the software to be ran in the background this keyboard is a hard pass for me unfortunately...
They will add a Linux driver in the future surely, I will also ask them about it, but as of now there's no software for it, but it indeed has a memory and doesn't need software in the background
Also remember there's some presets that are also pretty good. The sensitive preset is nice performance
@@Shikkesora awesome thank you!! I might get one then! I don't mind piping the keyboard through a windows VM to change settings. I'm happy to hear it has usable onboard memory! - if I have to reboot to Windows to change settings or plug up to a windows PC to change settings it will be kind of annoying but I'm willing to do that if it saves me nearly $100+ going with the wooting HE60+ instead.
@@dillacorn_linux no problem! I tried a couple times and seems to work just fine :) it will also remember your light settings, even if it's not even connected to the PC and you turn on the battery
@@ShikkesoraJust purchased the Phoenix switch version! I might change the springs out if I find it to light and lube the switches if I feel it's necessary. I'm used to 70 gram springs so lol.. this keyboard is a steal right now if everything is true like you say. Thank you for this video and your kind quick responses!
I saw in another comment that you don’t recommend raptor switches with the keyboard Why don’t you recommend to use the raptor switches with this board I just ordered the keyboard and switches and planning to mode i know i have to cut the bottom bot is it not possible or is there a chance to damage the MB
Raptors seemd to work at first then didn't. use the switches that come with the TK75HE, they're nice too :) use a sayodevice for raptors, you will have the full potential of them there,. amzn.to/4egTDCJ
Bro i have a cuestion for you, objectively: Drunkdeer G60 or TK75 HE (65% version)
Drunkdeer G60
@@Shikkesora Our TK68HE need a chance to prove it!
@@gamakay6401 :O !!! Slide into my email? :)
By the way, objectively G60 would be better, but not if you take into account it's almost double the price ;) forgot to specify
Can you do a review about the attack shark k85 wit rapid trigger i need to see some one review it no one did before its a underated keyboard😢😢😢can you be the one to review it ?
I asked them to send me a sample :) lets see what they say!!
Does it have analog inputs too? like the wooting does.
@@simone.giordano that's a nice question! How can I check?
@@Shikkesora you need to play a game which supports controllers input and then map the keyboard to use controller inputs i think
Can you switch stroke sensitivity profiles without using the software? the instructions telling me to use FN+DEL/HOME/PGUP/PGDN and FN+Q/W/E/R to switch between the four profiles don't work on mine.
Oh, interesting, its working on my end so i dont know. Please email gamakay for support :)
Great vid bro, could anyone tell me what si the second skin on the osu play
It's my personal skin! You can find it in my osu profile or here: github.com/Saphity/Saphity-Skin-Spreadsheet/blob/ShikkeSkins/saphityskins.md
The skin is Shikke v3.3
The cursor is the Shikke Pink Blossom Long Cursortrail, you have to install it separately
Ok, now I can sell my HyperX Origin with Pudding Keycaps for 100€ and buy this Keyboard and get 20€ with a better Keyboard lessgoo
Does it also work with Raptor Switch? I tried to use a lekker switch with the board but it doesn’t work even after calibrating it.
I don't recommend doing that!
What Are Your Thoughts About Zuoya X86
Looks very clean and affordable :)
It uses Gateron KS-20 in the switches (at least from what I can see), so it's PROBABLY compatible with other switches I've reviewed in the channel
In terms of numbers how does it compare to a wooting or drunkdeer?
@@sekki327 numbers! Around the same basically! Polling rate is higher on wooting, but what comes in gamakays is already more than you'll ever need, and better than 99% of branded keyboards anyways! Compared to drunkdeer, pretty much same.
@@Shikkesora seems like I made the deal of the year then, just ordered it for 50usd
Why no numpad tho?😢
How good is this keyboard compare to the sayo device ?
Better! It's just that sayo has more compatibility among switches. Taking into account sayodevice is around $35 for 3 keys, I recommend you the keyboard!
Do Hall Effect keyboards have lower latency than Optical keyboards?
Around the same, that's given by the polling rate, wootings have 8000hz so they're the fastest!
@@Shikkesora Thanks! keep the keyboard latency tests coming!
berry berry cool
does it come in black (not the keycaps)
Not for now!!
How long might that be? @@Shikkesora
no idea@@kigen255
@@Shikkesora I reached out to Gamakay and they told me to expect to wait till the end of the year for a black version and do the Drunk Deer A75 switches perform as well as the TK75 HE switches?
Is this the same keyboard as the attack shark k85
No, this is gamakay TK75HE.
How is this keyboard performance compared to the Wooting uwu? (only for osu)
They are both capable of the same thing, but wooting uwu can feel a lot higher quality and more switch compatibility. But remember that for the price of the uwu you only get 3 keys, and this is an entire keyboard
this looks like an akko knock-off . isnt it?
It's just a keyboard.
Which keycaps can i use for this Keyboard ? I Need ISO - DE
GMMK's I like and recommend, but of course you can use any you want.
@@Shikkesora ty ! I take 2 keyboard‘s, one for me and one for my GF !
high level OSU player lmao what a silly phrase
@@GalacticBlader what would you call yourself if you played the game competitively at high level for 10 years?
@@Shikkesora aa virgin beta cuck who got molest by his uncle at the age of 16? lmao is that you?
wow that's a very weird thing to say, you're definitely a normal person.
@@Shikkesora HA HA HA THANKS I TRY
You missed out battery life!
Correct!!! Dang.
I do not remember how long it lasts but I used it wireless one whole day and battery was still good next day. I use wired keyboards and my cable is setup already, so I just connect it.
It's 4000mah
Software website please !
description!
drunkdeer?
No
@@Shikkesora is it actually that bad?
@@baecere2 No
The software looks just like the same thing akko/monsgeek uses