I got one about 2 weeks. (in the name of xinmeng m71) Overall the build quality is fine , very decent and solid. The switches are prelube only on the rail so you can hear the scratchy sound form other part. First time open the case, I ruin an allen head screw which is very hard to unscrew. Anyone plan to mod this please be prepare for the factory tighten level (very tight). One thing I want to add is that the stabs are very lose and ticking in the level that i dont like. I did not do the holy mod yet. I will later. I try changing the plate mount stabs set that I already have but it does not fit the thickness of the plate (too thick). This pcb does not support screw in stabs, so not many choice to fix this rattle and ticking other than mod the factory stabs I did 3 layer tape mod and change the switch to KTT kang white, and it sounds thockier than the white jade switch. in my area i can get it under 60$ include shipping. It is the best budget i ever own.
are the factory stabs pre-lubed? I just bought one and waiting to deliver. Not sure if i should also order aftermarket stabs so I can do mod a vanilla stab to my liking.
The ticking from those stabs was really bad that it was noticeable in the audio of this video. Most of these budget prebuilts have pretty bad stabs. I have tried to fix some of them before and it's a lot of work that sometimes can't overcome their bad build tolerances and they'll always tick since they're simply too loose or tight. Did you try removing the foam from the mount near the spacebar? having a mounting point at the spacebar really mutes that sound there. How is the flex? Other reviewers say it's pretty stiff and there's no room for both case foam and tapemod at the same time.
wow, fresh out the box and already sounds great. i guess for those that don't want to put in the time and effort to mod the board than this is perfect. but not if you're the type to tinker. i wouldn't waste my money on it, bc i can't help but mod and tinker with my keebs
can someone please tell me how the charging works. i know u plug it into the usb C port to charge but how do i know when it’s done charging? or how do i even know it needs to be charged
Well considering that the M1W costs more for the barebones version and the fact that they also charge you for shipping ($15-$30) yeah I would say this is better for the price, unless I'm just unaware of something that the m1W provides over this keyboard.
Sounds amazing. Thank you for the wonderful review.
i bought mine off of amazon, branded as the attack shark m71 and i love the keyboard. it sounds amazing and i cannot reccommend it enough
do u know how to charge it
@@purplebutterfly0204 plug it into the computer or a plug
I got one about 2 weeks. (in the name of xinmeng m71) Overall the build quality is fine , very decent and solid. The switches are prelube only on the rail so you can hear the scratchy sound form other part. First time open the case, I ruin an allen head screw which is very hard to unscrew. Anyone plan to mod this please be prepare for the factory tighten level (very tight).
One thing I want to add is that the stabs are very lose and ticking in the level that i dont like. I did not do the holy mod yet. I will later. I try changing the plate mount stabs set that I already have but it does not fit the thickness of the plate (too thick). This pcb does not support screw in stabs, so not many choice to fix this rattle and ticking other than mod the factory stabs
I did 3 layer tape mod and change the switch to KTT kang white, and it sounds thockier than the white jade switch.
in my area i can get it under 60$ include shipping. It is the best budget i ever own.
are the factory stabs pre-lubed?
I just bought one and waiting to deliver. Not sure if i should also order aftermarket stabs so I can do mod a vanilla stab to my liking.
The ticking from those stabs was really bad that it was noticeable in the audio of this video. Most of these budget prebuilts have pretty bad stabs. I have tried to fix some of them before and it's a lot of work that sometimes can't overcome their bad build tolerances and they'll always tick since they're simply too loose or tight.
Did you try removing the foam from the mount near the spacebar? having a mounting point at the spacebar really mutes that sound there.
How is the flex? Other reviewers say it's pretty stiff and there's no room for both case foam and tapemod at the same time.
You should post a video of your keeb with those specs mate.
can u remap keys? if u can also do u need open app everytime?
@@bonus2535 yes , the key can be customized, and the setting remains as i did.
This Keyboard is so nice, cant wait to get mine🥰
Do you still use it? If so what do you think about it?
@@treudden used it a long time, its very nice especially for the price
wow, fresh out the box and already sounds great. i guess for those that don't want to put in the time and effort to mod the board than this is perfect. but not if you're the type to tinker. i wouldn't waste my money on it, bc i can't help but mod and tinker with my keebs
There should be a set of pet film above the pcb that also help with the sound.
how do i do the printscreen with this keyboard to take screenshots
what hex driver did you use to open the back? i saw a thing that said 1/16 but i was only able ot get 3 open with the rest just not turning at all
Hey man, did you find out what screwdriver he used? I cant figure out how to open my keyboard to mod it
Does it support MX style switches?
can someone please tell me how the charging works. i know u plug it into the usb C port to charge but how do i know when it’s done charging? or how do i even know it needs to be charged
What screws does it have?
Do you think I would be able to replace one of the side glow LEDs in my unit? It arrived with one that doesnt work :(
womiersk71 better than epomaker ek68?
Do you know if it is possible to turn off or change the color of that red LED that stays on when the keyboard is connected with the cable?
i think that’s how u charge it so no
yooo do these support screw in stabs??
No, they are plate mounted stabs
Amazing keyboarding keyboard
Would this be better than the M1W for the price?
Well considering that the M1W costs more for the barebones version and the fact that they also charge you for shipping ($15-$30) yeah I would say this is better for the price, unless I'm just unaware of something that the m1W provides over this keyboard.
@@imaybedead6096The M1W is more premium, but this is also a good budget choice.
Just got this under the name xinmeng, 69 usd, the only bad thing is the crappy dongle connection , the rest is top notch
Yunzii A171 or this ?
It's the same keyboard, just different branding. Either one works
DOES IT HAVE NKRO?
What is it?