@@nerokeys7418 and they also have 2.4ghz wireless connectivity, asa profile keycaps (that's the most comfortable profile to type on according to CTR), coiled cable included, hot swappable PCB, full customizability and modularity, type-c connector. Everything of them is out of the box. You just need to lube the switches and the stabs (the stabs may need some clipping and holee mod), and you're ready to go with the sound THOCC. Only one thing I need is the volume knob.
@@gyurmagyuri6440 yeah lol akko's killing it on these, their kbs are too good to miss for the price! the asa profile keycaps were also a genius idea combining the shape and characteristics of sa keycaps in oem form factor (there are probably others out there doing asa profiles but akko seems to nail it).
Nice looking product. My first mechanical keyboard was from Cooler Master and I like the font on their PBT keycaps more then other brands and the RGB is really nice. Had I not bought a Hyper X 60% keyboard recently I'd get it.
cooler master and Tecware always provide decent-quality items at a fair price. I really love those brands when come to pc builds but ya, it's not really a good choice for our custom lover. btw I just bought a ck350 keyboard for my nephew as an entry keyboard, cost 30 bucks, quite a nice price for a birthday gift and we mod it together. pudding keycap, foam mod, stab lube~ provide a great memory without breaking ur banks.
@@ConsumerTechReview Hard disagree, its charm is being a wireless keyboard w/ RGB + control knob for $80. I've never needed a wireless keyboard before my living room couch build, but I'm finding that if you do, then you gotta pay out the ass for one
I don't know what it is with mainstream brands making keyboards that always fall short somewhere. Whether it be bad stabs, a soldered pcb, proprietary switches, no usb C, or all of those things fixed but at a steep price point.
I am enjoying the bright RGB but everything else seems very meh. Even if I were only going for gaming I'd go grab a hot swap board and some pudding caps.. maybe something like a Gamakay K87 for the full glare effect :D
Hey! Really great review! Gota question though. Besides switch through the BT devices, could you also switch between the Wire and the RF with the use of the Hotkeys? I was thinking of using it as I kinda of KVM switch between two devices that do not have bluetooth, and pressing just two hotkeys on the keyboard to go from the first device to the second would be really nice!
when you opened it I thought mayyybe its not hotswap because its optical.. but its not. hope they come out with a hotswap version, that would be huge. the board really does look good Im a fan of knobs I think they look greeat
Dude read the manual on how to remove the top plate. There is a lever specially to remove the top plate. It also say is which key caps to remove in order not to damage or dent keyboard parts…
I have been searching for a white wireless gaming keyboard from the known brand for a long time. Where you able to check the battery capacity? Is the wireless connection works great for gaming? Thank you for the great video man. Appreciate it.
Is it just me or does it seem like a slightly worse tm680? Like yes it has a metal top instead of all plastic, but the tm680 comes with decent stabs, foam between the plate and PCB and I am pretty sure the Bluetooth version has actual RGB, I have the wired and that one doesn't seem to have them. Oh and did I forget to mention that the tm680 has kailh hotswap? Cause it does.
Honestly I’d buy this just because I suck at replacing and placingswitches. I bought the Adam keyboard and it was hell for me. This keyboard gives a lot for the price of 60 bucks
Lost me as soon as i saw it had ZERO hotswap... yeah no thanks, great looking board otherwise - deal breaker though, mention it to cooler master - we need it HS
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@@ConsumerTechReview Yes, there are quite a few changes here and there, like the swappable top plate. But we saw like an increasing trend of tm680 on the internet in the past year, so the design and some of the features Just do not seem like a coincidence to me 😂 Yes there would be improvements here and there because of the price point obviously 😂
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what in the dad tool box is this
what in the engineer uncle lessons is this comment
What in your moms home is this
Imo non hotswap in today's keyboard tech is kind of a deal breaker.
Agreed, even Ducky is doing it now haha
give them 2 months and I'm betting they'll come out with the hot swap version
True but the overwhelming majority would probably not care
for that kind of price yes lol
You know something's wrong when even razer has hotswap (kinda) but this doesn't
one of teh best pre built on the market which offers 2.5ghz , Bluetooth and wired with a volume nob only down side not hot swapablity
nah, a budget Akko keyboard (3068b, 3061s, 3098b, etc) beats the shit out of these mainstream brand keyboards
Agreed
Absolutely
Yeah couldn't agree more. Those Akko boards look fantastic.
@@nerokeys7418 and they also have 2.4ghz wireless connectivity, asa profile keycaps (that's the most comfortable profile to type on according to CTR), coiled cable included, hot swappable PCB, full customizability and modularity, type-c connector. Everything of them is out of the box. You just need to lube the switches and the stabs (the stabs may need some clipping and holee mod), and you're ready to go with the sound THOCC. Only one thing I need is the volume knob.
@@gyurmagyuri6440 yeah lol akko's killing it on these, their kbs are too good to miss for the price! the asa profile keycaps were also a genius idea combining the shape and characteristics of sa keycaps in oem form factor (there are probably others out there doing asa profiles but akko seems to nail it).
Nice looking product. My first mechanical keyboard was from Cooler Master and I like the font on their PBT keycaps more then other brands and the RGB is really nice. Had I not bought a Hyper X 60% keyboard recently I'd get it.
what happens if I change the switch of the ck721 keyboard? whether the function of wireless / bluetooth will not be optimal?
cooler master and Tecware always provide decent-quality items at a fair price. I really love those brands when come to pc builds but ya, it's not really a good choice for our custom lover. btw I just bought a ck350 keyboard for my nephew as an entry keyboard, cost 30 bucks, quite a nice price for a birthday gift and we mod it together. pudding keycap, foam mod, stab lube~ provide a great memory without breaking ur banks.
I've been eyeing this keyboard for quite a long time now, too bad it isn't hotswap. I wonder what hotswap PCB would fit in this keyboard.
TM680 probably would
@@jimbaldwin1088 I asked some enthusiast in a group about it, and they said it won't fit.
just get these; epomaker TH66 or Fantech MAXFIT67. They're cheaper and better
I have been wanting a 75% with knob premade for so long. (Just not into assembling my own keyboard) this tempts me but I would miss the fn row :(
this looks good at first but non hotswap keyboard is a huge deal breaker
I agree, although the only redeeming factor is the RGB switches. But yea, this could be a pretty huge board if it was hotswappable!
@@ConsumerTechReview Hard disagree, its charm is being a wireless keyboard w/ RGB + control knob for $80. I've never needed a wireless keyboard before my living room couch build, but I'm finding that if you do, then you gotta pay out the ass for one
Don’t have this much money as I’m a high school student but I’m happy with my kumera k552 fully modded with tape and type c port
I personally have a CM:SK621 and despite only being wired and Bluetooth, it’s an amazing compact slimline keyboard ⌨ 👍🥰🤯.
I don't know what it is with mainstream brands making keyboards that always fall short somewhere. Whether it be bad stabs, a soldered pcb, proprietary switches, no usb C, or all of those things fixed but at a steep price point.
well, more mainstream brands are getting in this niche which is good
but this board is weird in many ways
Bro I love the stranger things music in the intro xD I'm almost finished with season 3 :)
Can't wait for the modding video
I am enjoying the bright RGB but everything else seems very meh. Even if I were only going for gaming I'd go grab a hot swap board and some pudding caps.. maybe something like a Gamakay K87 for the full glare effect :D
the silicon dampening for kf067/tm680/lk67 may work on this keyboard.
Hey! Really great review! Gota question though. Besides switch through the BT devices, could you also switch between the Wire and the RF with the use of the Hotkeys? I was thinking of using it as I kinda of KVM switch between two devices that do not have bluetooth, and pressing just two hotkeys on the keyboard to go from the first device to the second would be really nice!
Does the USB-C port support USB-C devoces like a fingerprint reader?
when you opened it I thought mayyybe its not hotswap because its optical.. but its not. hope they come out with a hotswap version, that would be huge. the board really does look good Im a fan of knobs I think they look greeat
I love ur vids bruh, keep up the amazing work. I jus built my first custom thx to u!
Dude read the manual on how to remove the top plate. There is a lever specially to remove the top plate. It also say is which key caps to remove in order not to damage or dent keyboard parts…
Yea, my bad
I have been searching for a white wireless gaming keyboard from the known brand for a long time. Where you able to check the battery capacity? Is the wireless connection works great for gaming? Thank you for the great video man. Appreciate it.
Ayyy, nice vid
I would like to know if u can recommend any gaming keyboards for Mac since I use 1
Anyways have a good day
Is it just me or does it seem like a slightly worse tm680? Like yes it has a metal top instead of all plastic, but the tm680 comes with decent stabs, foam between the plate and PCB and I am pretty sure the Bluetooth version has actual RGB, I have the wired and that one doesn't seem to have them. Oh and did I forget to mention that the tm680 has kailh hotswap? Cause it does.
Yay new upload
Yay
Should i go for akko coustom board or cooler master
they say when you type it has some delay on wireless or on bluetooth.. is it true?
Your video quality has always been amazing
Is it hotswappable?
is it normal that it doesn't last more than a few days on battery ?
is this hotswap?
No unfortunately
Where is power on/off switch? I carry this in my backpack and every shaking , key caps will be pressed and battery life will go down
Honestly I’d buy this just because I suck at replacing and placingswitches. I bought the Adam keyboard and it was hell for me. This keyboard gives a lot for the price of 60 bucks
U can change rgb with the knob
can u review the next time 75 keyboard
I think I prefer the case to keyboard.
hahaha, it's a cool case NGL!
would've bought this in a heartbeat if this was hotswap
can there be a vid for a keyboard under 200 dollars, 100 dollars, and 500 dollars
Akko 3068b, iquinx prebuilts, customs
kbd67 lite and tofu65 and check akko keybs
Is this a for review video or just him get surprised by more stuffs?
This is definitely not worth it. You can get cheaper and better with epomaker TH66 or Fantech MAXFIT67. Also they're both hotswap.,
How to turn off this keyboard?
Over complicated AP2 is what I’m getting at here
5:10 what you mean man that's huge 😔.
Hey nice video. Can you make a video of top 10 or 5 best thocky keyboards on amazon :)) Btw like ur vids :)))))))))))))))))))))
I will definitely try! So glad you like the vids!!!
@@ConsumerTechReview Thanks!
Lost me as soon as i saw it had ZERO hotswap... yeah no thanks, great looking board otherwise - deal breaker though, mention it to cooler master - we need it HS
Prolly not buying this
Yeah too finicky and not hotswap
At least, the box is nice.
oh dang this looks nice
Would legit have bought this if it was hot swap and modded the hell out of it. That would have been KILLER if it was hotswap
I felt a bit dizzy
not hostswap wtf...
Pls more 6 row keebs
why the stranger things music lol
Hi
I just got it for 50usd :D its loud, like the keyboards from 1996 :/
Wish it included the pelican case. As a collector of things, this would compel me
Hopefully there will be a version like I got!
Coolermaster uk did a Giveaway on this and i won it, i will Get it in 3 days
ha imagine using scews to hold down your pcb
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Hi im new here and i like this video
Welcome, and glad you enjoyed!
@@ConsumerTechReview im Happy you replied
We all know that's a rebranded and much more expensive tm680
😂absolutely not. The tm680 is completely different in basically every regard, the only thing that is similar is the form factor with a volume wheel.
@@ConsumerTechReview Yes, there are quite a few changes here and there, like the swappable top plate. But we saw like an increasing trend of tm680 on the internet in the past year, so the design and some of the features Just do not seem like a coincidence to me 😂
Yes there would be improvements here and there because of the price point obviously 😂
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This looks like rakk pirah
Epic
Overpriced for a non hot swap board
Yippeeeeee
7th
2000mah with pin ? WTF ? It's trash.
Whahahah typical coolermaster.. case is worth more then that crappy keyboard :P
Lol im 4th
Without QMK/VIA support its a pass.
Hi