exactly, the products go for advertising as top notch and trying to attract kids like if i was young and impressonable and i seen a fucking 10 dollar raindow multicolor keyboard id get a 2 inch boner no cap
There are a lot of Chinese branded Oetemu mechanical keyboards on Amazon that go for cheap. I personally bought a Velocifire full size keyboard with browns for about $50 and it's been working well for 7 months so far, and it's also heavy like the Apecha was. Red Dragon seems to be the most bought Chinese brand so you can't go wrong with them.
You can change the colour on the Bluefinger keyboard - press FN+Print Screen/Scroll Lock to change colours and FN+Up/Down arrow to change brightness It only has Red, Blue and Magenta
Love these types of videos keep up the work. I bought my keyboard from eBay for $25.99, it's fully mechanical, 104 keys, and tons of RGB effects. (Ombar k676 RGB) the switches are also cherry mx blues. 10/10
I've been using the Acepha keyboard for about 3 years now. It honestly bought it because i was looking for a mechanical keyboard and i thought the RGB-Overload was hilarious (still think it is, plus you can switch it anytime off no problem). It cost me decent bit more than what is mentioned in the video, but it still was relatively cheap and turns out that for my taste the keys are a lot better than many of expensive ($100+) mechanical keyboards i tested in stores. And to this day its still running strong, no broken keys or lighting no paint coming off, so in hindsight i think it was really worth its money. You can customize the lighting to a certain degree (highlighting certain key's or preprogrammed patterns), but if custom programming is something you're looking for you maybe should consider something else.
“Is this the new thing? No longer spending 100 dollars on a keyboard?” Me who spent over 200 dollars already on switches and my key caps for my custom keyboard: *laughs nervously*
on the acepha website. they list it for 37.99 usd. so i guess they made a mistake of pricing these on amazon. that's why they took the item down on there.
those are the newer outemu blues in the mech keyboard. Some of the people in the mech keyboard reddit say they actually prefer outemu blue over cherry mx blue, but I haven't tried both yet so I don't know. The hot swap used in the outemu boards only work with outemu because of the tight fit and most other manufacturers using thicker solder pins so they don't fit.
In my country (middle Europe), there is another keyboard: CZC Crusader GK800 -it's mechanical (outemu red, 50M durability) -has full RGB -is made from aluminium -costs around 20-25$ -has Nkey rollover -has 'cooling pad' (normally the 'hand mat', is plastic, but this one is from aluminium) -has the layout for my country -has numeric part In my opinion, this one is great, but there is a disadvantage: it's available in only one store. Also, people say that the software for RGB lights is bad, but I don't think it is.
I like these guys because they don’t have super high standards so all there top 10’s and 5’s and 15’s and shit really fit what I can afford and would enjoy
Cherry switches are like standard for comparing, there are many "blue" variants of other switches, like Kaihl, Romer G, GX, Outemu etc. or even keyboard manufacturer specific like these are probably.
The switches on the mechanical are the dust-resistant version of the Outemu Blue switch. I have some in one of my keyboards but my daily driver is an IBM Model M. Can't beat those buckling springs.
That last keyboard is pretty sick. I'm pretty sure those are Outemu Blues. They're one of the switch manufacturers that have started making them with those sliders. The hotswap sockets look like the same kind of Outemu-exclusive ones that show up on some Redragon models. You COULD fit any switch onto it, but they're designed for Outemu only and you'd need to file down the contact pins a bit to make them fit. Luckily, Outemu actually makes two switch types that are actually not clones and worth buying: Outemu Ice and Sky. The Skies are one of my favorite switches of all. With this board, sure, you're not getting metal construction or good keycaps (or taste tbh), but it's such a stupid value. If you wanted to dip your toes into customization, you could get some decent Tai-Hao caps, some Ice or Sky switches, and then mask off the key sockets and spray paint the board to something nicer looking. The cool thing is you don't even need to change the switches: Outemu switches aren't Gateron or Kailh BOX quality, but their Blues are perfectly fine for beginners. It's crazy.
4.2 out of 5 stars 398 Reviews Redragon K552-N Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 87 Keys, Tenkeyless, Compact Steel Construction with Cherry MX Blue Switches for Windows PC Gamer (No Backlight - Black) is one to look at ONLY $26!!!
ACEPHA Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Blue Switch, Full RGB Backlight, Anti-Ghosting, Ergonomic Design with Audio and USB Port, dam they really took out the keyboard
That Acepha mechanical keyboard was a beautiful find. Wish you guys had plugged it in though. I wanted to hear how it sounded. And you're right, it's no longer available on Amazon, even though the listing is still up.
If you have 50$ you can go for the techware 87 on Amazon its the best gaming mechanical keyboard under 50$ it goes for 45-48 and the techware 104 has more keys than the 87 but they're both really good
I like the Google translation instructions for these keyboards. ;-) (Translated from "I'm loving the Google Translated descriptions of these keyboards." to Traditional Chinese, copied, detected as Chinese, then translated back to "English").
The history of my keyboards went from an old dell keyboard,to a Logitech g203 prodigy, to an ajazz ak33, and just today I ordered a massdrop alt at $200
for the last board, there are plenty of sub 40 dollar hotswappable boards. looks about the same build quality, not surprised. they're great boards for the buck
Actually I'm using a mechanical keyboard called phantom elite which is hotswap(for 3 pins) , rgb lightning available(idk about rgb but i think its full rgb) and of course it is mechanical switches, well it only cost for 30$ for the board itself and you have to buy the switches
This is late, but I wouldn’t recommend the bluefinger keyboard because the keys actually get caught on each other quite often which may hinder your gaming experience
Actually, rii made a $20 ( 18 with the included 2 dollar discount if buying from Amazon ) mechanical keyboard with blue switches and a red switch version for $20 ( no coupon ).
I've had the 3rd one for 3 years and I'm getting a new keyboard when I got it for Christmas i thought it was good and a year later I realised and got into keyboards and now I've finnaly made my choice to purchase. Razer Blackwindow Tournament Edition Chroma V2.
Damn they had hot swappable that cheap even back then. Never knew they even had hot swappable until a few months ago, been on soldered boards for years, guess that's what happens when you experience a product you own and forget about changing it out.
The Acepha mechanical keyboard is now 50 euros (or at least the german setup) on amazon. Which isn't that bad but still way more than the price in the video sadly.
Can you plz make a Best 60% Keyboards Under $50 or just Best Keyboards Under $50, and bye I saw you guys had the E-Element Z-88 I don’t know if I should get that or the Tecware Phantom
Although the acepha looks like a great option as it is mechanical, has rgb, and is hot swappable it really isn’t. The reason I say this is because any hot swappable keyboard usually has a lot of problems recognizing a keystroke when someone is inputing keystrokes either very fast or many at once. A good cheap mechanical keyboard that I would recommend would be the Ajazz AK33 although it is around 50 bucks it comes with some great rgb settings and you can buy it in either blue or black gateron switches.
Btw there is a full gaming set up for $30 its come with a lightup keyboard and mouse a braided cable headset and a mouse pad and in my opinion i is good and also very very cheap
The streams were awesome!
So true 0-0
This HAD to get pined.
@Nathan_Playz1 stfu
@@kiddude6255 stfu
Y is everyone bringin down soooo much hate
The keyboard in the thumbnail is at 13:54
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How ironic. The cheaper the keyboard/mouse, the more rgb it has.
Well more =/= good
@@rafaelclarenceherlino7472 doesn't mean quality is good :c
exactly, the products go for advertising as top notch and trying to attract kids like if i was young and impressonable and i seen a fucking 10 dollar raindow multicolor keyboard id get a 2 inch boner no cap
Hahaha thought same like logitech mouses dont have allmost no lights and they are the most expensive xd
True
That Acepha keyboard is like a Chinese knockoff of an old Razer Blackwidow Ultimate, and that's a good thing.
It’s the little brother of razer blackwidow
@@akriyyt1098 love you
all made by the same 4 women, in the exact same sweat shop facility
Why’s the model name
@@ugot3potted947 dat boy dat boy dat boy sus
There are a lot of Chinese branded Oetemu mechanical keyboards on Amazon that go for cheap. I personally bought a Velocifire full size keyboard with browns for about $50 and it's been working well for 7 months so far, and it's also heavy like the Apecha was. Red Dragon seems to be the most bought Chinese brand so you can't go wrong with them.
You can change the colour on the Bluefinger keyboard - press FN+Print Screen/Scroll Lock to change colours and FN+Up/Down arrow to change brightness
It only has Red, Blue and Magenta
Rafee so I had rbm
@@josestudios58 well it's technically RB, since the magenta option is just red and blue both turned on
Love these types of videos keep up the work.
I bought my keyboard from eBay for $25.99, it's fully mechanical, 104 keys, and tons of RGB effects. (Ombar k676 RGB) the switches are also cherry mx blues. 10/10
KingHiram21 what is it called
@@nxfxbtw9857 classism fortnite kid
Michael Wodz what?
@@nxfxbtw9857 acting like a real fortnite kid
What does rgb mean
I've been using the Acepha keyboard for about 3 years now. It honestly bought it because i was looking for a mechanical keyboard and i thought the RGB-Overload was hilarious (still think it is, plus you can switch it anytime off no problem).
It cost me decent bit more than what is mentioned in the video, but it still was relatively cheap and turns out that for my taste the keys are a lot better than many of expensive ($100+) mechanical keyboards i tested in stores. And to this day its still running strong, no broken keys or lighting no paint coming off, so in hindsight i think it was really worth its money. You can customize the lighting to a certain degree (highlighting certain key's or preprogrammed patterns), but if custom programming is something you're looking for you maybe should consider something else.
same here got it on amazon for $25 and love it
0:09 good mythical morning intro plays
“Is this the new thing? No longer spending 100 dollars on a keyboard?”
Me who spent over 200 dollars already on switches and my key caps for my custom keyboard: *laughs nervously*
I read this as he said it😂😂
*buys keyboard to take switches*
Bro I started gaming on an acepha!! Now I'm into custom boards and gmk keycaps. So cool to see just how far I've came in 2 short years!
Love the toasty bros videos, they’ve helped me a lot
They liked ur comment
"Semi-mechanical" is the biggest joke ever
And "mecha-membrane"
ACEPHA That keyboard is out of stock rn so yeah I will wait until it’s in stock again
Still out of stock man
DAMN IT
@@st3vnn yep still out
Still out man 😞
Still .-.
on the acepha website. they list it for 37.99 usd. so i guess they made a mistake of pricing these on amazon. that's why they took the item down on there.
they scammed themselves
40$ is so cheap for hotswap
those are the newer outemu blues in the mech keyboard. Some of the people in the mech keyboard reddit say they actually prefer outemu blue over cherry mx blue, but I haven't tried both yet so I don't know. The hot swap used in the outemu boards only work with outemu because of the tight fit and most other manufacturers using thicker solder pins so they don't fit.
the company that created this keyboard literally makes 1$ profit for selling it so cheap or no at all, mad props for that :)
Yeah and also keyboards like this are popular so they would be making alot of moneys and profit more than 1 dollar so like 3 dollars and few cents
I was thinking of new keyboard and bam, toasty bros saved the day.
3:55 I need this keyboard
Xotick Blxtz just save up and get the DK61 the ones in this video are shit tbh just save up and it will be a lot better.
@scammenot scammenot nah I’m that rage gamer type so I need a cheap ass keyboard
nahh all keyboard are the same.... the difference is sound.
Witch Doctor What about, switches, keycaps, plate, case, features and, stabilizers?
i dont get one word you guys are saying i’m just looking for a cheap gaming keyboard that is good quality
0:32
Them: Talking
Me: SUPER MARIO WORLD ARCADE EDITION
I bought the Rii Primer RGB Compact Gaming Office Keyboard 5 months ago to play Fortnite and it's so good and still works for me
I bought a 30 dollar membrane keyboard
Me:sees video
My brain:NAAAANNNII!???!!
otaku osu buy a redragon kumara. 32 bucks and AMAZING
Me buys logitech g213 for 60€ wadefok
0:09 "Let's talk about that" *GMM INTRO INTENSIFIE*
I have a 20 dollar keyboard and love I definitely recommend it as a starter, it is a Chonchow gaming keyboard
Derekツ the name sounds funny 😆
Derekツ i Have that Keyboard 🤣
Same I got one too
Is it mechanical?
12:33
Ad
The mechanical keyboard is still on sale on their website but its 38 now
In my country (middle Europe), there is another keyboard: CZC Crusader GK800
-it's mechanical (outemu red, 50M durability)
-has full RGB
-is made from aluminium
-costs around 20-25$
-has Nkey rollover
-has 'cooling pad' (normally the 'hand mat', is plastic, but this one is from aluminium)
-has the layout for my country
-has numeric part
In my opinion, this one is great, but there is a disadvantage: it's available in only one store. Also, people say that the software for RGB lights is bad, but I don't think it is.
I like these guys because they don’t have super high standards so all there top 10’s and 5’s and 15’s and shit really fit what I can afford and would enjoy
what's the difference between a gaming keyboard and a normal one, other than the rgb lights?
What do you mean by 'normal one'?
Gaming keyboards usually have mechanical switches
"OMG it actually feels like blues." Didn't it say on the box, that it uses blue switches?
Hes talking about Cheery MX Blue switches i think
Cherry switches are like standard for comparing, there are many "blue" variants of other switches, like Kaihl, Romer G, GX, Outemu etc. or even keyboard manufacturer specific like these are probably.
@@lenni1215 They aren't cherry mx blues, they look like Kailh Pale Blues but i think theyre just unbranded random blue switches
Unrelated, but
I got an ad for wish on this video that said “wish: shopping made fun”
And I just thought to myself, “wish: scamming made easy”
the bluefinger gaming keyboard was AWESOME
The switches on the mechanical are the dust-resistant version of the Outemu Blue switch. I have some in one of my keyboards but my daily driver is an IBM Model M. Can't beat those buckling springs.
Toasty Bros Always Coming Through With A Great Video!
4:57 Scared the shit out of me
That last keyboard is pretty sick. I'm pretty sure those are Outemu Blues. They're one of the switch manufacturers that have started making them with those sliders. The hotswap sockets look like the same kind of Outemu-exclusive ones that show up on some Redragon models. You COULD fit any switch onto it, but they're designed for Outemu only and you'd need to file down the contact pins a bit to make them fit. Luckily, Outemu actually makes two switch types that are actually not clones and worth buying: Outemu Ice and Sky. The Skies are one of my favorite switches of all. With this board, sure, you're not getting metal construction or good keycaps (or taste tbh), but it's such a stupid value. If you wanted to dip your toes into customization, you could get some decent Tai-Hao caps, some Ice or Sky switches, and then mask off the key sockets and spray paint the board to something nicer looking. The cool thing is you don't even need to change the switches: Outemu switches aren't Gateron or Kailh BOX quality, but their Blues are perfectly fine for beginners. It's crazy.
I bought a 12 dollar kb and mouse bundle at amazon 2 years ago, and ive been stuck with it every since.
Anyone else think Jackson looks like the clean vocalist from “Our Last Night”?
4.2 out of 5 stars 398 Reviews
Redragon K552-N Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 87 Keys, Tenkeyless, Compact Steel Construction with Cherry MX Blue Switches for Windows PC Gamer (No Backlight - Black) is one to look at
ONLY $26!!!
Me:*Sees this*
Also me: hold my drink for a secound
ACEPHA Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Blue Switch, Full RGB Backlight, Anti-Ghosting, Ergonomic Design with Audio and USB Port,
dam they really took out the keyboard
I suggest the GameMax Click RGB Gaming Keyboard
“Let’s talk about that” me: RHETT AND LINK IS THAT YOU
the price of the mechanical keyboard is now $156 cad lol
RTXRedicle no way😂😂
Lol
Ryjsm Fraid canadian life
Bro that's how much I spent on my Razer huntsman TE at best buy
@@pa1nhusxy233 i think the huntsman te is 109 in the razer website or amazon
That Acepha mechanical keyboard was a beautiful find. Wish you guys had plugged it in though. I wanted to hear how it sounded. And you're right, it's no longer available on Amazon, even though the listing is still up.
I went to the ACEPHA website and found a site called cheerivo that is still selling them but for $100
@@Thomaswake Someone at ACEPHA must have realized how much they could actually be selling their keyboards for LOL!
If you have 50$ you can go for the techware 87 on Amazon its the best gaming mechanical keyboard under 50$ it goes for 45-48 and the techware 104 has more keys than the 87 but they're both really good
Great video guys, I'm about to pick up one of these keyboards
Enjoy!
Lol
I'm probably gonna get the mechanical one, or go for a better reddragon tkl
@@stvwie same
@@HerculesStrength nice, it looks nice, I found a reddragon tkl with cherry blues for like 30 bucks
Yo dude for the npet there are actually different patterns you can change to (just saying for people who might want to buy!
8:00 would be great for me but the red is a deal breaker, I haven't seen the rest so maybe I do find something I'll actually wanna buy
I like the Google translation instructions for these keyboards. ;-)
(Translated from "I'm loving the Google Translated descriptions of these keyboards." to Traditional Chinese, copied, detected as Chinese, then translated back to "English").
Lmao loving that epic music in the background :)
Your video made the Acepha keyboard go to CAD $157 on Amazon.ca lol
@@MrSamadolfo copy+paste comment be like
Thank you I needed this
4:57 BOI IF YOU DONT GET
Best pc content in my opinion 🙌🏽
15:45 hotswap board, but mainly accpet outemu switches(since outemu metal pins are way more thinner) just like tecware phantom RGB
I'm laughing so hard at the "RIIIIIII" you did at the end of the first keyboard review🤣
dont buy the keayboard from 6:17 its a bulshit it broked 2 times
It looks ugly af
The history of my keyboards went from an old dell keyboard,to a Logitech g203 prodigy, to an ajazz ak33, and just today I ordered a massdrop alt at $200
Am I the only person who wants a gaming keyboard even though I don't game? 😂
Nothing wrong with that 😌
for the last board, there are plenty of sub 40 dollar hotswappable boards. looks about the same build quality, not surprised. they're great boards for the buck
The acepha keyboard is sold out everywhere
Actually I'm using a mechanical keyboard called phantom elite which is hotswap(for 3 pins) , rgb lightning available(idk about rgb but i think its full rgb) and of course it is mechanical switches, well it only cost for 30$ for the board itself and you have to buy the switches
theres a company called leshp that do really cheap mechanical keyboards that you should check out
This is late, but I wouldn’t recommend the bluefinger keyboard because the keys actually get caught on each other quite often which may hinder your gaming experience
Hey, can you explain how to put together the wires for a gaming setup? If you already did, can you tell me the video and link?
Which is the best one?! (Accd. to performance)
Which one did u getc
0:55 where it starts
Actually, rii made a $20 ( 18 with the included 2 dollar discount if buying from Amazon ) mechanical keyboard with blue switches and a red switch version for $20 ( no coupon ).
It's most probably outemu blue switches and tbh they aren't bad at all. I got a mechanical keyboard, One-up G300 for 15£ and it's very good.
Adding a low background music would be cool
Anyone else notice that the intro was like good mythical morning?
that mechanical keyboard looks SICK
I've had the 3rd one for 3 years and I'm getting a new keyboard when I got it for Christmas i thought it was good and a year later I realised and got into keyboards and now I've finnaly made my choice to purchase. Razer Blackwindow Tournament Edition Chroma V2.
On the thumbnail : Mechanical YES,Under 20$ YES
On the video : Only one of them was mechanical.
U can find a pretty work able mechanical keyboard for 20usd in Asia easily..
40-50-60 after these number it's kinda expensive and not worth here ..
Are any of these wireless? Or (also) wireless?
Sorry I don’t know too much about all this, but I want to build my own computer set up.
Damn they had hot swappable that cheap even back then. Never knew they even had hot swappable until a few months ago, been on soldered boards for years, guess that's what happens when you experience a product you own and forget about changing it out.
The 10 dollar bugha gaming keyboard and 5 mic from 5 below is actually good lmao
The Acepha mechanical keyboard is now 50 euros (or at least the german setup) on amazon. Which isn't that bad but still way more than the price in the video sadly.
I got an 80% keyboard with mechanical blue switches, keycap puller, switch puller, and extra switches for $25 on Amazon
Can you plz make a Best 60% Keyboards Under $50 or just Best Keyboards Under $50, and bye I saw you guys had the E-Element Z-88 I don’t know if I should get that or the Tecware Phantom
all those 16.99 keyboards are sold out and now they're selling on eBay for double the price what a rip-off
Yeah...it happened after we filmed the video :(
Acepha on Amazon Australia is $218 like wth? I don't think the conversion of $20 USD is $218 AUD
Congrats on 101k. Keep it up toastybros. Love you guys. No homo btw😂
FOR ME IN THE UK THESE ARE ALL OUT OF STOCK OR A RIDICULOUS PRICE!!
I still can't believe you convinced Seth Rogen to be in a video with you!
BIG BUYT UR
Although the acepha looks like a great option as it is mechanical, has rgb, and is hot swappable it really isn’t. The reason I say this is because any hot swappable keyboard usually has a lot of problems recognizing a keystroke when someone is inputing keystrokes either very fast or many at once. A good cheap mechanical keyboard that I would recommend would be the Ajazz AK33 although it is around 50 bucks it comes with some great rgb settings and you can buy it in either blue or black gateron switches.
now the ACEPHA “Mechanical” Keyboard is 40$ nice
I just watched the one that’s under 60$ and watching this one after months😭💀
We never ended up getting the water test
My $86 Cooler Master CK552 lasted all of 6 weeks before it majorly started malfunctioning.
I've used one of those oversized "gaming" keyboards and when it arrived it wasn't even working plus the quality was terrible
You guys are the Rhett and link of gaming
Rhett: let’s talk about that
You: looks like him and said let’s talk about that.
I literally just bought the rii rk108 and your telling me i could’ve gotten that!
Gotten what?
LDN _hxvoc the acepha
*watches video and sadly looks at my classic Dell keyboard*
Rip
The classic dell is not a bad keyboard, right?
sarcasm? if not the classic Dell keyboard is trash
Btw there is a full gaming set up for $30 its come with a lightup keyboard and mouse a braided cable headset and a mouse pad and in my opinion i is good and also very very cheap
14:51
These are probably outemu
Nice video btw
$165 for the acepha in canada amazon plus shipping
You saved me my puppy just chewed up my cord for my keyboard