DA Meca Air S Darksyd - Outemu Brown (Stock)

DA Meca Air S Darksyd - Outemu Brown (Stock)
This is Outemu Brown with box-stem that come with the keyboard. It has no pre-lube at all, but this switch doesn’t feels pingy, maybe because the light tactility?
This is the latest keyboard from Digital Alliance (DA) in stock condition. It has plastic case without foam inside. Combined with steel plate, you can’t really swap the stock switch carelessly as it would make pingy sound thanks to the plate, seriously!
The stock keycaps however, I find it pretty decent. The legends were pretty much clear, but don’t get your expectation high, haha.
Note:
This video was produced using a Xiaomi Note 11 5G at a distance of 30cm from the object, and using the Audio Boost feature, without additional editing.

[@nero14xiv]

I own a keyboard that initially came with Outemu browns, and it sounded absolutely horrible. I had to lube them, they sound okay lubed but still bad, however they sound better here, is it a different and newer version of Outemu browns?

[@lotuskeebs]

Hi! This is the box-stem version of the browns, but I'd think that couldn't be a factor, no? Btw, I'm using a deskmat, so that might be some difference perhaps?

[@nero14xiv]

I also do use a deskmat, all I could think of is that the keyboard I bought (Vissles V84) had probably an old version of the switches, since it says in the box it's made in 2020.

[@lotuskeebs]

@@nero14xiv Hmmm, I'd think that you can either change the switch (I've search your keyboard, and it says 5 pin hotswapable), or just add PE foam above the pcb and might as well add some case foam on the case?

[@nero14xiv]

@@lotuskeebs Update: I've since then replaced the switches with Ajazz Kiwi tactiles, and it sounds way better now, you should try them when you get the chance, the tactile feel on these are amazing.