You're not alone dude, I wish hyper x released SFF keyboards and TKLs more often (and get them on mass production so Argentina gets a proper taste of compact keyboards)
I forgot to mention that the only compact keyboards we get (massively and for cheap) are from Redragon, RoyalKludge and some other random Chinese brands... I dream of the day that Ducky, Leopold, Anne, Qisan and other *reputable* brands manage to get official vendors over here
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
If this stays till June 14th when I have enough money saved up I’ll get it but if not I’ll just get a reg Cause I’m goin for a black and red color scheme for my setup
Eber could you make a review of your varmilo? It seems like it's a great keyboard and i've heard that they also factory mod them which i'm very curious about! Pls consider doing so!
They really need to start including sane programmability on these 60% boards. Like, most manufacturers miss the point of a small keyboard - that you get the keys closer to your fingers. Instead they just take them away from you. No delete? I hold Space and tap Backspace. Arrowkeys? Space + I, J, K and L. Etc. Significantly improves my workflow. Only times I miss dedicated keys is when I'm like laid back and watching a movie and have to press like Right once per hour.
I LOVE DUCKY PARTNERING WITH OTHER MANUFACTURERS! THE DUCKY MIYA PRO IS SO AWESOME! I LOVE THIS BRAND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR INTRODUCING ME TO DUCKY! I may have gotten a little over-excited... But yeah, ducky is super cool...
No f*cking way am I paying over $100 for two thirds of a plastic keyboard. Ridiculous. The keyboard market has gotten out of control and people just accept it because "it used to be a niche, collector market"?? It's not niche anymore. Get over yourselves.
This reminds me of when Ford and GM put their differences aside and developed the 10 speed automatic transmission the first automatic that is faster than a manual 6 speed in a quarter mile.
Is the white balance in the video a bit off? The "glossy red" looked extremely orange in several shots. Not a big deal, just found it curious. I have a tenkeyless as my primary keyboard right now, but have never tried a 60%. I even miss my numpad every now and then, but I think the thing that would really bug me is the lack of directional arrows for rapidly cycling through text when typing. If I make a typo I will really frequently ctrl+left arrow or ctrl+shift+arrows to move to text and highlight text for rapid editing. It's muscle memory, I do it a lot. It looks like the arrow keys are mapped to this keyboard on JIKL, presumably as a function key alternate. I guess you could use your pinky to hold down the function key and still keep the rest of your fingers on the home keys. That's not terrible, though it would take a lot of getting used to. I enjoy having freed up some desk space with the switch down a tenkeyless, but the space saved getting to 60% just doesn't seem worth it to me.
It's honestly worth it to bite the bullet and learn how to use a second layer for those arrows, delete, insert, etc. keys. I've found a productivity increase because I don't have to move my right hand to hit those keys anymore and using a TKL or anything bigger is more of a hassle now.
I have two Ducky One 2 SF keyboards with Cherry Brown switches. I use one with my work PC and one for my home PC. I think they are the best keyboards I've ever used, in both feel and sound.
Yeah I get reviewing lesser known keyboards that have good features for the price or do something new but I really couldn't care less about the million slightly different flavors of cookie cutter mechanical keyboards on a standard height deck. I mean yeah, I get it. You put salmon switches on the enter key so it's a new keyboard. If I was that into it I'd build my own. I really just want more innovation on the low profile and wireless side of the house. It used to be "either/or" with features like tkl, wireless, mechanical, low profile, etc. You couldn't get all of that in a single keyboard or various combinations thereof until a few years ago. A keyboard like this you could have bought or put together any time in the last ~15 years.
The SF is the perfect keyboard if we are talking about compact size. The arrow keys and the extra other keys made it a lot better than 60%. which also does not add much to the size compare to TKL.
Even though this is a collab between hyperx and ducky, ducky can still use Razer synapse 3 for software support. Its not the best since you cant do color layers but it nice to have the keyboard integrated with games such as Apex, Overwatch, etc.
There are a lot of people who don't care about a lot of keys and wants their keyboard to take up as little space as possible. Personally I prefer TKL or 75% but many others like small keyboards.
@LetsGoChamp arrow keys is pretty useful for lot of situations, lacking number pad might not be as important, but 60% keyboard doesnt have the command row as well, that f1 to f12 function row, and no home, del, page up and down, its just missing to many features that being mapped to second or third layer, which is too inconvenient
@@gerardogutierrez9591 yeah, but the trend has changed, normal people start to chasing these "fasion" of technology and completely ingore the inconvenient of lacking so many functions thats being mapped to another layer
I clicked this video thinking it was s different brand. A hypothetical baby. I never thought in my wildest dreams that this would happen. GO HYPERDUCK!!!
It would be super cool if you made a video about some group buys and what to look for to get started with custom keyboards, like the CU 80 that just happened
If they make a one 2 mini with steel series and use the switches from the apex tok and allow you to change the switches makes the best keyboard you can get right now
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
Can you review the new HyperX Cloud Flight S headset please? It looks like it's improved a few of the issues from the original Cloud Flights but some reviews have said they've had problems with the sound stage so it'd be great to hear what you guys think!
Can someone explain switches to me? Like I know what they are but how much of a difference do different switches make? And what are the best switches for gaming and why? My board has Cherry reds and I’ve never tried any others before. Curious what I should get in my next board
After all these review of small form keyboard I would love to get one. But whats the best recommendation for one that is the quietest mechanical ducky? Or do I really need to further customise it to be more acceptably silent to type during midnight?
I’m not sure, but for me I really think there is no reason to buy a 60% unless you have to travel a lot. I mean, maybe it’s just because I play a shit ton of gta and tf2, but those extra keys can be really useful.
I'm quite frustrated that the market continues to work on the smaller form factor keyboards but ignores the low profile market. I would love to have something I can take around with me in a laptop bag with a small footprint, and while the 60% and TKL keyboards fit half of that goal, its just not all of it. And definitely more than one of the low profile keyboards out there feature some form of shoddy bluetooth, which makes things way worse and more frustrating. I guess I'm just hoping CoolerMaster eventually fixes their SK series of keyboards and releases their new, fixed series they showed of at CES(?) a long time ago...
If they made it with the acqua tactile switches i would actually be interested. The linear ones seems like one more lineal switch, but the acqua seems interesting comparing to other clicky switches
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
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The Hyperduck! Slaying noobs to saving the world one quack at a time.
Irfan Comot 🐥
Veri fani ahaha
Realised there are 3700 keyboards of these 😭
Now all that's left is to own an actual pc....
@Oliver.T Because they're interesting?
@Oliver.T why watch anything?
Jordan Rage why would pc peripherals be interesting if you don’t own a pc?
Maybe he's planning on buying one!
If only they weren't so expensive amirite?
*looks at wallet*
Me: The time has come, execute order go broke.
Wallet: It will be done my lord.
lol
Ethan Smith 😂😂
Amen
Same buts I look at cash app lol
Lol deserves more attention
This is for hardcore gamers that never die and don't need F9 to quick load.
fn + 9
its even easier to fn+9 than f9, as fn+9 is closer
I see my Ducky x HyperX fanfiction got stolen...
My Razer X Ducky too
Oh 🤦♂️
@@XiGlove Eww...
@@XiGlove no
OwO XiGlove Razer be INSANELY overpriced for what u get
is just me or dose anyone else would like it to be always available
You're not alone dude, I wish hyper x released SFF keyboards and TKLs more often
(and get them on mass production so Argentina gets a proper taste of compact keyboards)
I forgot to mention that the only compact keyboards we get (massively and for cheap) are from Redragon, RoyalKludge and some other random Chinese brands...
I dream of the day that Ducky, Leopold, Anne, Qisan and other *reputable* brands manage to get official vendors over here
I would love for it to be always available cuz im gonna try and get it but who knows if itll be sold out hella quick
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
Funny, there was boss music when the video started for me
Same I got an ad.
damnnn he got so skinny, havent watched a vid here in like a year
Damnnn same, guess it was a good thumbnail
He's been jogging
Which is a good thing, being fat is trash.
@@Takkion it's not trash, it's unhealthy
@@GDHoliran TBH it's both (well it feels trash)
This is a pretty underwhelming limited edition, to me at least
Yeah, but it isn't overpriced
They're all the same, these 60% things.
Takeaway from this video: The Varmilo va87m is one *solid* sounding board.
Varilo's are sexy in general
I know. I found one of their full size keyboards online and now I'm thinking about buying that lol
I got one of the panda edition with blue switches and they sounds like heaven
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
THE RELEASEDATE:
12 may (5pm PST)
13 may (0am UTC)
13 may (8am TPE)
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
@@gavin5251 you can buy it at the official HyperX website but i think they link some more shops when its finally release
If this stays till June 14th when I have enough money saved up I’ll get it but if not I’ll just get a reg
Cause I’m goin for a black and red color scheme for my setup
Eber could you make a review of your varmilo? It seems like it's a great keyboard and i've heard that they also factory mod them which i'm very curious about! Pls consider doing so!
Klean
Seconded. It seems like a great keynoted, but I'd rather watch them review it first
They really need to start including sane programmability on these 60% boards. Like, most manufacturers miss the point of a small keyboard - that you get the keys closer to your fingers. Instead they just take them away from you.
No delete? I hold Space and tap Backspace. Arrowkeys? Space + I, J, K and L. Etc. Significantly improves my workflow.
Only times I miss dedicated keys is when I'm like laid back and watching a movie and have to press like Right once per hour.
I LOVE DUCKY PARTNERING WITH OTHER MANUFACTURERS! THE DUCKY MIYA PRO IS SO AWESOME! I LOVE THIS BRAND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR INTRODUCING ME TO DUCKY! I may have gotten a little over-excited... But yeah, ducky is super cool...
4:10 for sound test
Thank me later
SekushiRicky thanks later
Wow! I'm really impressed with the stabilizers on this keyboard.
No f*cking way am I paying over $100 for two thirds of a plastic keyboard. Ridiculous. The keyboard market has gotten out of control and people just accept it because "it used to be a niche, collector market"?? It's not niche anymore. Get over yourselves.
For me personally it’s hard to live without function keys for gaming lol
Jarred Lima yup you’re right lol that sure is personal
@@aaronnn5384 yes
This reminds me of when Ford and GM put their differences aside and developed the 10 speed automatic transmission the first automatic that is faster than a manual 6 speed in a quarter mile.
Is the white balance in the video a bit off? The "glossy red" looked extremely orange in several shots. Not a big deal, just found it curious.
I have a tenkeyless as my primary keyboard right now, but have never tried a 60%. I even miss my numpad every now and then, but I think the thing that would really bug me is the lack of directional arrows for rapidly cycling through text when typing. If I make a typo I will really frequently ctrl+left arrow or ctrl+shift+arrows to move to text and highlight text for rapid editing. It's muscle memory, I do it a lot. It looks like the arrow keys are mapped to this keyboard on JIKL, presumably as a function key alternate. I guess you could use your pinky to hold down the function key and still keep the rest of your fingers on the home keys. That's not terrible, though it would take a lot of getting used to. I enjoy having freed up some desk space with the switch down a tenkeyless, but the space saved getting to 60% just doesn't seem worth it to me.
Can someone explain to me as to why he prefers non-braided cables?
Same. I wanna know. I prefer braided ones as they a little bit more durable lol
@Ramses 7 I see. Thanks for the clarification. Was a bit confused when I heard that haha
I’m still waiting for the Anne Pro 2 Corsair Edition
love the shade thrown at them for the non braided cable. those stupid rubber ones get caught so easily and the braided ones last so much longer
Type test 4:08
It's honestly worth it to bite the bullet and learn how to use a second layer for those arrows, delete, insert, etc. keys. I've found a productivity increase because I don't have to move my right hand to hit those keys anymore and using a TKL or anything bigger is more of a hassle now.
Been using a Ducky Shine II (DK9008S) with MX Reds for almost a decade. Ducky keyboards are next-level quality!
That Terracotta Red colour shirt is just gorgeous!!!
I have two Ducky One 2 SF keyboards with Cherry Brown switches. I use one with my work PC and one for my home PC. I think they are the best keyboards I've ever used, in both feel and sound.
Video: "Well there's not that much things that are new here."
Me: alright I lost my interest
Yeah I get reviewing lesser known keyboards that have good features for the price or do something new but I really couldn't care less about the million slightly different flavors of cookie cutter mechanical keyboards on a standard height deck. I mean yeah, I get it. You put salmon switches on the enter key so it's a new keyboard. If I was that into it I'd build my own. I really just want more innovation on the low profile and wireless side of the house. It used to be "either/or" with features like tkl, wireless, mechanical, low profile, etc. You couldn't get all of that in a single keyboard or various combinations thereof until a few years ago. A keyboard like this you could have bought or put together any time in the last ~15 years.
How much will this cost cause I’m gonna buy it tmr May 12th @5pm est
The SF is the perfect keyboard if we are talking about compact size. The arrow keys and the extra other keys made it a lot better than 60%. which also does not add much to the size compare to TKL.
Even babies cost more than I’ll ever be able to afford
Even though this is a collab between hyperx and ducky, ducky can still use Razer synapse 3 for software support. Its not the best since you cant do color layers but it nice to have the keyboard integrated with games such as Apex, Overwatch, etc.
Thx for the review. May I ask:which mic did you used for this video?
Ducky: provides custom space bar cap with unique drawing
Kingston: provides lower quality keycap
I don’t know why people love 60% keyboard so much, it’s lacking so many direct keys which introduce lot of inconvenience, tkl is more acceptable
65% best
There are a lot of people who don't care about a lot of keys and wants their keyboard to take up as little space as possible. Personally I prefer TKL or 75% but many others like small keyboards.
It’s meant mainly for coders, because of layering makes it faster that reaching over to certain keys.
@LetsGoChamp arrow keys is pretty useful for lot of situations, lacking number pad might not be as important, but 60% keyboard doesnt have the command row as well, that f1 to f12 function row, and no home, del, page up and down, its just missing to many features that being mapped to second or third layer, which is too inconvenient
@@gerardogutierrez9591 yeah, but the trend has changed, normal people start to chasing these "fasion" of technology and completely ingore the inconvenient of lacking so many functions thats being mapped to another layer
I clicked this video thinking it was s different brand. A hypothetical baby. I never thought in my wildest dreams that this would happen. GO HYPERDUCK!!!
It would be super cool if you made a video about some group buys and what to look for to get started with custom keyboards, like the CU 80 that just happened
4:10: arrives
My Ears: "Oh fuck yeah"
2:10 dang that keyboard back surface raytracing...oh, wait
If they make a one 2 mini with steel series and use the switches from the apex tok and allow you to change the switches makes the best keyboard you can get right now
Agreed, I'd love to see a hot swappable Ducky one day
Is it just me, Hyperx site isn't working well for me. The redirection button buy won't load properly when I pressed it...
How is that keyboard red on the bottom? It's orange?
2020 it's weeeeeeeeeeird
Very nice review. 👍 You should add it to your "Gaming Keyboards Reviews 2020"-Playlist
is it better than the ducky mecha? cause I don't know which one to get
That is orange not red...
Does anyone know if ducky keyboards are hot swappable?
How long will this take to ship with the COVID-19 deal?
60% keyboards ❤️
are the key switches hot swap able
They should make a Hyperx X Ducky one 2 SF
I love the magic FN on tabulator on Anne Pro 2. When you customize the secondary layout it's neat.
I already have a Ducky x HyperX keyboard, One 2 Mini with HyperX Pudding Keycaps
What do people do with the space they save from not having arrow keys on the keyboard?
those extra 2 led's on the space bar atleast makes me hopeful for the later releases of Ducky
I had a 2014 Razer blackwidow 2014 till a week ago. But then a got a TKL keyboard and I love it.
They missed out on an opportunity to call it Hyperx Da Key
3:26 woaahhh
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
where do i buy one from? (Australian) release date 12 may
ss frank pc case gear but its sold out :( i want one!!
Where can you find the Rune keycaps from the Varmilo? Thanks!
SERIOUSLY?!?!!!
Right after I bought the Ducky Mecha Mini :')
Is this wireless compatable??
"Its gonna be sold out right when this video goes live" Hyperx site: "Release date May 12th 5pm PST"
I hope 60% keyboards start spiking in popularity.
I'm hoping more gaming peripheral maker makes more of these small 60% 68% keyboards, also with low profile switches and caps.
Can you review the new HyperX Cloud Flight S headset please?
It looks like it's improved a few of the issues from the original Cloud Flights but some reviews have said they've had problems with the sound stage so it'd be great to hear what you guys think!
my ducky 1 2 mini has a problem with double key presses... any ideas?
Can someone explain switches to me? Like I know what they are but how much of a difference do different switches make? And what are the best switches for gaming and why? My board has Cherry reds and I’ve never tried any others before. Curious what I should get in my next board
The Keyboard looks sweet but I'm a 100% full size keyboard, I need the numpad and I can't go without G-keys, I use them for gaming and desktop tasks.
I agree, that's just "One Too Many"... 😎👍
where can I get the keycaps shown @ 2:27? I like those blue ones.
How many keyboards do you have?
After all these review of small form keyboard I would love to get one. But whats the best recommendation for one that is the quietest mechanical ducky?
Or do I really need to further customise it to be more acceptably silent to type during midnight?
are they selling now i dont see where to buy it?
they're releasing on the 12th iirc
Anyone else remember the same awesome intro song from the Logitech G Pro review
been trying for last hour and ebay scalpers already have them listed.
What other compact like keyboards is there like this? Recommendations? New to the keyboard scene
Dope review of the keyboard bro!
I’m not sure, but for me I really think there is no reason to buy a 60% unless you have to travel a lot. I mean, maybe it’s just because I play a shit ton of gta and tf2, but those extra keys can be really useful.
I'm quite frustrated that the market continues to work on the smaller form factor keyboards but ignores the low profile market. I would love to have something I can take around with me in a laptop bag with a small footprint, and while the 60% and TKL keyboards fit half of that goal, its just not all of it. And definitely more than one of the low profile keyboards out there feature some form of shoddy bluetooth, which makes things way worse and more frustrating.
I guess I'm just hoping CoolerMaster eventually fixes their SK series of keyboards and releases their new, fixed series they showed of at CES(?) a long time ago...
If they made it with the acqua tactile switches i would actually be interested. The linear ones seems like one more lineal switch, but the acqua seems interesting comparing to other clicky switches
Is there a tkl version for it?
Me : thats awsome!
Pocket: thats a ducky
In which countries is it going to be sold? I'm from (Argentina) I know that it is sold today but I don't know if it will come out in my country?
I peep that Limited Melody box
where you get it
Both links show as unavailable.
how much will this keyboard be?
Ngl, ducky stabs sound the best among the mass produced keyboards I've tried.
I'm CDT anyone know where i would get it? Would i buy it off Hyperx's where the release date is or is there a better site please let me know it'd be greatly appreciated.
Yeah... why put amazon links in the description when they aren’t even available?
is the a tkl version?
Delivery is allowed in the USA? Unfortunately, its not allowed in India yet :(
2:51 how did you get that lighting please respond I like those kind
Is this channel in Vancouver because of the Canuck or no?
Why would you not want a braided cable?
what is the price
Ibra with the matching attire 👀
ive been sat here for 27 mins and still in maintenance
Same, feel like all the bots are going to get them...