Yeah. Keep seeing this dude's shorts recommended to me. Eventually I decided to check out the full videos, hoping they'd, ya know, ACTUALLY properly review some of the keyboards...... good to know the full vids are no better than the shorts.
I’m a spec and detail nerd down to the smallest detail, which is why your videos are great. I have a few questions for you or anyone else. 1. Is this louder than the Lofree flow or Nuphy air series? 2. My only complaint is how tall the back of it is, how much taller is it compared to other low profiles? If you had to pick one for portability, which one would you choose?
Hey Hipyo, Could you do a video about travel keyboards? I'm sure many people would appreciate light, compact and quiet keyboards for work and travel. (I won't complain about no numpad this time) 😅 This one would be very good. But you could help us pick out a few more for choices. And maybe a few plastic cases for less weight too.
I have Keychron K7, which I carry when I need, I have brown switches but it's not creamy nor very quiet, but enjoyable and in budget price. I really like low profile keyboards, I was used to using laptop keyboards so I did not feel comfortable with normal switches and keycaps, and these low profiles really help
Royal Kludge has a 68 key folding mechanical keyboard! really tempted to buy it coz the other folding keyboards aren't the customizable. (hi @hipyo pls review the RKF68! 🥺)
I have a couple of Nuphy and Keychron low-profile keyboards with different layouts, and sometimes I just switch between keyboards for different experiences. Having using this MG65 for around a month, and I never wanted to switch to my Nuphy or Keychron keyboards anymore! Best low-profile keyboard on the market (and I like 65% layout too!)!
Just bought it. This is a solid improvement over the Keychron I've been using. Not just the sound but as you pounted out, the feel of typing is actually really enjoyable. Like, I enjoy typing with it. A lot. And it's a very solid board. Hefty and premium. Figured out how to adjust volume so I don't miss having dedicated buttons for that and the F keys, I'm not too pressed on. I plan on getting a macropad anyway. Only thing I wish is if it had a nice shiny metal backplate. Definitely deserves it's place amongst the other highlighted low-profiles.
my only issue with this keyboard out of the box is there's no tilde. FN+esc which would normally do it on a 65% was dedicated to power on/off. it was quickly fixed through via, which i love, but i would rather just have a physical toggle for on/off. otherwise, this is my new favorite keyboard.
I have a _fascinating_ question for the audience; are there ways to use surplus laptop keyboards inside of a press-fit case that emulates how they'd be installed in a laptop (through friction and tabs alone or by mounting with a top-mount plate), but with QMK support and a space with trackpad where an SBC can be installed to handle inputs? Basically, taking laptop components, and turning them into fully-functional keyboards as a means of conserving resources and preventing e-waste from tossing out whole laptops even if much of the components outside the motherboard still have utility. Maybe Hipyo can make some fun videos about that Perhaps, taking a broken laptop and harvesting the display for a portable video solution, and keyboard / trackpad for input, then pairing it with a mini-PC to create an ersatz Mac Mini; moreso if an Intel-based machine can be hackintosh'd.
Can't do qmk support because that requires a mcu compatible with it such as atmega32u4, at90usb1286 etc. and if the laptops keyboard's mcu is able to flash qmk firmware onto it, you'd still need to put the laptops mcu into bootloader mode which is a challenge in itself. Those things just aren't designed for it. But putting the laptops keyboard inside a case to make it into a standalone keyboard is like kind of possible in theory. You'd need to find the dimensions for every angle of the keyboard, then could do something like 3d print a case for it, but It would be janky at best. Then you would need to figure out the ribbon cable situation. They're usually very short and unprotected. You'd need to find a compatible ribbon cable that's much longer, and ideally find a way to protect it since it's now exposed. I don't know everything in the world so I could be wrong and there could be an easier way, but overall, IMO it's not worth the effort.
@@incongruous4 I am not sure what makes you think that. It's a great re-use of plastic scraps for endeavouring 3D printing enthusiasts and a good use of otherwise-useless hardware if it can work with a Bluetooth-capable radio or operate via USB.
Yeah, it is repetitive. You either like the formula or you don’t, and that determines whether you’ll watch his videos. They’re all the same video with a different board.
Hey I bought this keyboard after watching this review and so far I am really liking it. Still adjusting to the lo pro style but I think I'm really liking it.
I wish you had like video guides for custom keyboard builds and for different price ranges. And I mean full build guide for each that's long and goes through every step. Price ranges could be $100, $200, $300, $400, $500 and you could go up to $1000. Which could make this a 10 video series and every time someone wanted to build a keyboard with a certain budget, they could find it on your channel, cause nobody has done a full price range, long, video guides- at least I can't find anybody that has. It would honestly be very helpful for alot of people. And you could go for a certain switch set and just recommend different switches for if people want a different sound profile. Please please please.
@@yesterdaysjam2405 honestly, in my opinion, the F row isn’t really needed. I don’t use the function keys enough to want a dedicated set rather than holding FN and clicking the number keys.
honestly sounds like mine, i made mine creamy just by overlubing ktt kang white switches. and the foam that i put inside the keyboard is like the kind of foam that you get when you buy phone cases, they are thick but aren't too dense. and i also put only 2 layers of painters tape under the pcb. i like the end result, considering this is a cheap magegee keyboard from temu (i got it for 90% off lmao). the only downsides are not being wireless, has 0 gaskets, and it uses outemu hotswap sockets
Like it said it out loud? Idk if id be willing to have my phone set up to do that unless i was blind maybe. Ive got some friends who would take advantage.
Just got the keyboard. Overall, I'm very happy, and it is also my first mechanical keyboard. It looks nice, feels nice, and also sounds really nice. I have a few, relatively minor misgivings -- maybe some of you also have suggestions to resolve those: 1) On Mac, the F-Keys don't work reliably. Yesterday they did work at one point, now they don't. I didn't really do anything. Since it's a 65% keyboard, it would be nice, but I have no idea what's going on. 2) Maybe i't just me, but I find that the switches are very sensitive. And when I type on this keyboard using my sausage fingers and minutely bump an adjacent key, a keystroke gets registered. Maybe I need to get used to this, but this I find a bit annoying. I am going to give it some time, but should I want to change the switches, would you recommend the Kailh ghost or phantom ones?
Nice job on finding a very creamy keyboard it does sound very nice, I have a nice thocky keyboard but I really fancy a rainy sounding one now but one that' s not to clacky. I may have to get one of your mats too for my new set up if you could help us all out who likes a rainy keyboard.
I type too hard to notice the difference between any linear switches. 😅 But seriously, why do keyboard manufacturers put non-shine-through keycaps on RGB keyboards. I'm not playing tic-tac-toe in the dark, I'm trying to relocate to the home row!
Bought the nuphy air v2 a few weeks back after watching you review the larger version and wow this thing sounds and feels amazing!! the low profile feel is my new favorite
rly surprised that you have no video of the VGN s99 keyboard. My friend just got one and it sounds surprisingly nice with some seemingly pretty decent build quality. I'd love to see you pick one apart and comment on it.
Hi Hipyo, can you rewiew the Cherry XTRFY K5V2 keyboard please? It even has the Cherry MX2A red switches so you can try them too. I am thinking about buying this keyboard, but i wanna hear your thoughts about it first- Thank you
Hey Hipyo, can you review the QK75N in depth please? I’m looking to buy it for my first custom, and I’d like to see what you think about it, if not, can you recommend some other full metal 75% keyboards with a knob / LCD screen, thanks!
Don't take advice from some dude who gets paid to advertise bad quality and value keyboards. Qk is fine, you'll like it. There are also other keyboards around that price range that are also good like keychron or neo or zoom, but pick whatever lines up to your tastes and preferred looks.
I still have my rainy75 and Im not sure if I am after the creamy sound or the thocky sound. I really like both and I definetly want to mod this thing to make it more balanced between both.
exactly. i like my keyboard to be so loud you can hear it with headphones on. i want my friends and family to hear it. i want the neighbors to complain. i cant do a silent keyboard
i have to admit i've watched a ton of your videos and I feel no closer to understanding how to decide what to buy- it all feels abstract. there's no decision tree.
Can we change low profile switches and caps with normal chery ones. Is there any restriction to do this? I could not find any video or forum entry about that actually.
Aweeee man. Just as i was falling in love with this, I saw the letters themselves aren't backlit. I work a lot in dark rooms and cherish a properly backlit keyboard. Darn it!!
Are you going to test the Vulcan II TKL Pro? It's available for around 150€ right now, and I would think from the specs alone it's a cheaper and good alternative to the Wooting. Gateron switches, pretty good oiled, although a bit more hallow than my 60HE. I'm very surprised with the offering as I'm not particular a fan of TB. Seems like they might have a very good product here for once.
The creamy sound for me doesn't have the "ick" sound in Tick... this keyboard has a deep T but at the end it gives you the ick clearly. I think the Epomaker Galaxy 70 has a creamier sound, but there are some features that are missing, like a phisical switch for wifi to bluetooth and windows to mac. AND apparently the in software key combination switch bugs out when switching from mac to windows.
My Nuphy Air 75v2 fits on top of my ROG Zephyrus g16, but never gotten used to it. It's just not comfortable to type with a keyboard resting on your laptop.
I kinda do love my low profile keyboards. Mostly I love the responsive feeling they have due to the faster activation point and smaller bottom out. The typiing and gaming experience just feels way better. My current board is actually almost silent but the little sound it does have is just not very pleasant. I have one that sounds good but I didn't care for the switches and keycaps. Sadly feeling trumps sound any day. I did end up backing the melgeek made 84 pro, I have wanted to swap to hall effect switches for a while now. I think it will have the nice sounds combined with the responsive feeling I am used to. Especially since I have heard good things about the switches they are going to use.
Is this made with choc v1 switches? The lofree kaihl switches are choc v2 and be therefore not compatible with this board in terms of hotswap. Please correct me if I’m wrong here though!
Ok, I want to give you a challenge, partially because I'm interested, partially for the lolz. Find a low-profile, tkl, silent keeb that's also afordable-ish. Extra point for hot-swappable and RGB
You should really talk about the number of Bluetooth devices you can connect to. I’ve been looking for a good keyboard that can connect to five or more devices and this is it!
I’ve been looking for a new keyboard to use for gaming and I was going to go with the ASUS ROG Falchion RX Low Profile but this seems to do a similar job for cheaper. Can you do a review/comparison between the two?
Keyboard sound: 8:33
Thank you. OP sure took his sweet time getting to what we actually came here for.
Thank you!
@imcalledmango316 we need more ppl like you
Man, I really was wondering when he was going to showcase what it sounds like.... Was not expecting him to do it at the very end. Jesus, man...
@@clargarrr He knows. That's why he puts it at the end of the video.
You talked over the entire soundtest that was supposed to show the differences between creamy and the other sound profiles
That absolutely killed me. Almost closed my browser window.
yeah make my blood boil , i cannot stress enough about this type of edit , will be blocking him and his nonsense channel
"hey fellow sensory savants .... Guess what I have (?) another plank of buttons!"
Yeah. Keep seeing this dude's shorts recommended to me. Eventually I decided to check out the full videos, hoping they'd, ya know, ACTUALLY properly review some of the keyboards...... good to know the full vids are no better than the shorts.
@@JamesR624 no dude .... He is "recommended" because of affiliate links. That and product reviews are G-Rated you tube filler
I think you lied to us about Mr. Coffee Scale.
I think you also use it to weigh Keyboards.
@@BiaZarr DONT SHARE MY SECRETS
@@HipyoTech sorry but I know your secret 🤡
@@HipyoTech you're cooked
well i sure creamed hearing this keyboard
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same
I’m a spec and detail nerd down to the smallest detail, which is why your videos are great. I have a few questions for you or anyone else. 1. Is this louder than the Lofree flow or Nuphy air series? 2. My only complaint is how tall the back of it is, how much taller is it compared to other low profiles? If you had to pick one for portability, which one would you choose?
Hey Hipyo, Could you do a video about travel keyboards? I'm sure many people would appreciate light, compact and quiet keyboards for work and travel. (I won't complain about no numpad this time) 😅
This one would be very good. But you could help us pick out a few more for choices. And maybe a few plastic cases for less weight too.
and maybe one that come with a carrying case or an extra carrying case you can buy
I have Keychron K7, which I carry when I need, I have brown switches but it's not creamy nor very quiet, but enjoyable and in budget price. I really like low profile keyboards, I was used to using laptop keyboards so I did not feel comfortable with normal switches and keycaps, and these low profiles really help
Royal Kludge has a 68 key folding mechanical keyboard! really tempted to buy it coz the other folding keyboards aren't the customizable. (hi @hipyo pls review the RKF68! 🥺)
bakeneko go looks great
1:05 what keyboard is it??
I have a couple of Nuphy and Keychron low-profile keyboards with different layouts, and sometimes I just switch between keyboards for different experiences. Having using this MG65 for around a month, and I never wanted to switch to my Nuphy or Keychron keyboards anymore! Best low-profile keyboard on the market (and I like 65% layout too!)!
What about 2.4hz frequency ??
Just bought it. This is a solid improvement over the Keychron I've been using. Not just the sound but as you pounted out, the feel of typing is actually really enjoyable. Like, I enjoy typing with it. A lot. And it's a very solid board. Hefty and premium. Figured out how to adjust volume so I don't miss having dedicated buttons for that and the F keys, I'm not too pressed on. I plan on getting a macropad anyway. Only thing I wish is if it had a nice shiny metal backplate. Definitely deserves it's place amongst the other highlighted low-profiles.
my only issue with this keyboard out of the box is there's no tilde. FN+esc which would normally do it on a 65% was dedicated to power on/off. it was quickly fixed through via, which i love, but i would rather just have a physical toggle for on/off. otherwise, this is my new favorite keyboard.
Does the FN+11 work as f11 and so on ?
I have a _fascinating_ question for the audience; are there ways to use surplus laptop keyboards inside of a press-fit case that emulates how they'd be installed in a laptop (through friction and tabs alone or by mounting with a top-mount plate), but with QMK support and a space with trackpad where an SBC can be installed to handle inputs?
Basically, taking laptop components, and turning them into fully-functional keyboards as a means of conserving resources and preventing e-waste from tossing out whole laptops even if much of the components outside the motherboard still have utility. Maybe Hipyo can make some fun videos about that
Perhaps, taking a broken laptop and harvesting the display for a portable video solution, and keyboard / trackpad for input, then pairing it with a mini-PC to create an ersatz Mac Mini; moreso if an Intel-based machine can be hackintosh'd.
Can't do qmk support because that requires a mcu compatible with it such as atmega32u4, at90usb1286 etc. and if the laptops keyboard's mcu is able to flash qmk firmware onto it, you'd still need to put the laptops mcu into bootloader mode which is a challenge in itself. Those things just aren't designed for it.
But putting the laptops keyboard inside a case to make it into a standalone keyboard is like kind of possible in theory. You'd need to find the dimensions for every angle of the keyboard, then could do something like 3d print a case for it, but It would be janky at best. Then you would need to figure out the ribbon cable situation. They're usually very short and unprotected. You'd need to find a compatible ribbon cable that's much longer, and ideally find a way to protect it since it's now exposed.
I don't know everything in the world so I could be wrong and there could be an easier way, but overall, IMO it's not worth the effort.
This is a comment thread I will follow. 😊
@@incongruous4 I am not sure what makes you think that. It's a great re-use of plastic scraps for endeavouring 3D printing enthusiasts and a good use of otherwise-useless hardware if it can work with a Bluetooth-capable radio or operate via USB.
Hi Hipyo, can you please do a comparison between Iquinix magi 65 and lofree flow please?
It's really annoying how people started using that term. Because people's definition of creamy varies from person to person
its pretty clear, cream is average pitched muffled and thock is low pitched muffled
put cream on that creamiest keyboard as a mod. doesnt matter which cream😏
Brother ew
I read the end as whipped cream
@@yngvildrthevoracious on or inside? i mean
ok, I like this channel but I swear every video is the same. same jokes and humor, same editing and video layout every single time.
It’s a channel that exists to solely talk about keyboards.
@@Ozzymandius1Exactly, and the keyboard is the star of the show.
Almost like its all done by the same person.
Only a super fan would notice lol😂
Yeah, it is repetitive. You either like the formula or you don’t, and that determines whether you’ll watch his videos. They’re all the same video with a different board.
Hey I bought this keyboard after watching this review and so far I am really liking it. Still adjusting to the lo pro style but I think I'm really liking it.
I wish you had like video guides for custom keyboard builds and for different price ranges. And I mean full build guide for each that's long and goes through every step. Price ranges could be $100, $200, $300, $400, $500 and you could go up to $1000. Which could make this a 10 video series and every time someone wanted to build a keyboard with a certain budget, they could find it on your channel, cause nobody has done a full price range, long, video guides- at least I can't find anybody that has. It would honestly be very helpful for alot of people. And you could go for a certain switch set and just recommend different switches for if people want a different sound profile. Please please please.
if you wanna see how to build stuff just watch an alexotos vod or something
Nice side buttons but no F row.....
I think you just described what a 65 keyboard is, my friend...
@@yesterdaysjam2405 honestly, in my opinion, the F row isn’t really needed. I don’t use the function keys enough to want a dedicated set rather than holding FN and clicking the number keys.
layout is preference and should not play into a review
I would LOVE this if it was in a 96 or 100. I need an F Row and a Numpad for work but this looks GREAT
at the very least 75 or TKL so it has function keys. I've got external numpads that work fine. but all in one on a low profile would be good.
I came here to say this too.
i dig the floating keycaps, but that's because they're easy to clean with compressed air
honestly sounds like mine, i made mine creamy just by overlubing ktt kang white switches. and the foam that i put inside the keyboard is like the kind of foam that you get when you buy phone cases, they are thick but aren't too dense. and i also put only 2 layers of painters tape under the pcb. i like the end result, considering this is a cheap magegee keyboard from temu (i got it for 90% off lmao). the only downsides are not being wireless, has 0 gaskets, and it uses outemu hotswap sockets
How does it compare to lofree flow and doesnit support linux ?
Na wtf I got a notification saying “I found the CREAAMIEST keyboards!!” Said by Siri 💀
Like it said it out loud? Idk if id be willing to have my phone set up to do that unless i was blind maybe. Ive got some friends who would take advantage.
Just got the keyboard. Overall, I'm very happy, and it is also my first mechanical keyboard. It looks nice, feels nice, and also sounds really nice.
I have a few, relatively minor misgivings -- maybe some of you also have suggestions to resolve those:
1) On Mac, the F-Keys don't work reliably. Yesterday they did work at one point, now they don't. I didn't really do anything. Since it's a 65% keyboard, it would be nice, but I have no idea what's going on.
2) Maybe i't just me, but I find that the switches are very sensitive. And when I type on this keyboard using my sausage fingers and minutely bump an adjacent key, a keystroke gets registered. Maybe I need to get used to this, but this I find a bit annoying. I am going to give it some time, but should I want to change the switches, would you recommend the Kailh ghost or phantom ones?
Nice job on finding a very creamy keyboard it does sound very nice, I have a nice thocky keyboard but I really fancy a rainy sounding one now but one that' s not to clacky. I may have to get one of your mats too for my new set up if you could help us all out who likes a rainy keyboard.
I type too hard to notice the difference between any linear switches. 😅 But seriously, why do keyboard manufacturers put non-shine-through keycaps on RGB keyboards. I'm not playing tic-tac-toe in the dark, I'm trying to relocate to the home row!
I really like the build.. only wish was for a 75% version, and ideally the media keys on the left instead.
Hipyo you should try the Akko MU01 it might be the revival of wooden keyboards
Hearing the "ooh yeah" cutscene said THAT WAY *just* after I put headphones on is something else.
Bought the nuphy air v2 a few weeks back after watching you review the larger version and wow this thing sounds and feels amazing!! the low profile feel is my new favorite
Wish it were 75%, if they launch a 75% version I'll buy two. One for me and one for my wife.
rly surprised that you have no video of the VGN s99 keyboard. My friend just got one and it sounds surprisingly nice with some seemingly pretty decent build quality. I'd love to see you pick one apart and comment on it.
The board looks and sounds sick, but I agree with you, a 75% would be even better. I need that F row. Btw, is it QMK/VIA compatible?
It is VIA compatible, yes.
@@Blacksadify thanks for the reply. I don't remember if Hipyo mentioned it. I might have missed it, lol.
I got this for one of my friends as his birthday present - it's definitely a great board!
Hi Hipyo, can you rewiew the Cherry XTRFY K5V2 keyboard please?
It even has the Cherry MX2A red switches so you can try them too.
I am thinking about buying this keyboard, but i wanna hear your thoughts about it first-
Thank you
yeah, that would actually be reallly cool
Can you please do a sound test with the ghosts and phantoms on it?
Imagine giving up the numpad just to get these useless buttons instead LMAO
There’s something seriously wrong with people that like clicky boards. I wish my Xbox controller would be silent like the triggers
Oh wow. Creamy keyboards are now my favorite sound of a keyboard.
when is it supposed to come out? i've been looking for a low-prof keeb to try out but the link doesn't work- can't even find it on the page at all 😭
@@myaneki it's out!
@@HipyoTech THANK YOU HIPYO 💖💖💖💖🥺🙏🦛
speaking of low profile keebs, will you upload a review on the lofree flow lite soon?
@@kanjeexd5482 been trying to get one but they changed staff so I lost my contact 😭
Hey Hipyo, can you review the QK75N in depth please? I’m looking to buy it for my first custom, and I’d like to see what you think about it, if not, can you recommend some other full metal 75% keyboards with a knob / LCD screen, thanks!
Don't take advice from some dude who gets paid to advertise bad quality and value keyboards. Qk is fine, you'll like it. There are also other keyboards around that price range that are also good like keychron or neo or zoom, but pick whatever lines up to your tastes and preferred looks.
@@incongruous4 Thanks man!
Cool video. Now try molt zink solder into the keycap and taste the result
Gezus Krist.... you talk all the time while giving sounds of different kind of keybords. Were you trolling us?
A: watchtime bait
B: its called B-roll
@@Dajan456 i just want to hear those sounds instead od their verbal description :)
The reason it sounds creamy is because its the sound pudding cups make if you knock them together
I still have my rainy75 and Im not sure if I am after the creamy sound or the thocky sound. I really like both and I definetly want to mod this thing to make it more balanced between both.
Ik I stopped asking for it but pls review the Dareu ek 75 pro
lol the scale part was great starting to love the channel
FIND IT IN YOUR HEART TO RESTOCK THE COFFEE SHOP DESK MAT, ITS THE BEST DESK MAT I'VE EVER SEEN AND I NEED IT
2:33 real 💀
Clicky slander is not appreciated.
exactly. i like my keyboard to be so loud you can hear it with headphones on. i want my friends and family to hear it. i want the neighbors to complain. i cant do a silent keyboard
Yeah, all he has heard are mx style clickies, not anything like alps or vintage switches
i have to admit i've watched a ton of your videos and I feel no closer to understanding how to decide what to buy- it all feels abstract. there's no decision tree.
How to access Alt+F4 combination on this keyboard?
Ahhh Hipyo video on weekend feels like a treat. Wish the video was bit longer tho
Hi hypio
Can you try to review the
DK240
Can we change low profile switches and caps with normal chery ones. Is there any restriction to do this? I could not find any video or forum entry about that actually.
Hi Hypyo, please make a thocky switch comparison video please! xx
Aweeee man. Just as i was falling in love with this, I saw the letters themselves aren't backlit. I work a lot in dark rooms and cherish a properly backlit keyboard. Darn it!!
you have light from the screens, the caps are BOW wich is more than enough contrast
Is it enough to use a cream to lubricate the switches?
It will sound creamy but also not work
Are there HE switches that can sound this creamy? And any that are low-profile?
Do you recommend Nuphy Air60 v2 or IQUNIX Magi65 in overall?
Are you going to test the Vulcan II TKL Pro? It's available for around 150€ right now, and I would think from the specs alone it's a cheaper and good alternative to the Wooting. Gateron switches, pretty good oiled, although a bit more hallow than my 60HE. I'm very surprised with the offering as I'm not particular a fan of TB. Seems like they might have a very good product here for once.
There's only one question that needs to be asked, "Is the knob creamy, will it always be creamy, or will the creamy-ness come and go?" Ha ha.
Yo can y try the k101 blue switches mecanical 60% keybord ?
Hello. What would you recommend when it comes to silent HE switches? Would you recommend Gamakay TK75 HE 75% with Phoenix Silent magnetic switches?
Can you try the abucow k68 keyboard? Ive been asking for 12 weeks.
The creamy sound for me doesn't have the "ick" sound in Tick... this keyboard has a deep T but at the end it gives you the ick clearly. I think the Epomaker Galaxy 70 has a creamier sound, but there are some features that are missing, like a phisical switch for wifi to bluetooth and windows to mac. AND apparently the in software key combination switch bugs out when switching from mac to windows.
hipyo: sh'es not my type... me in my brain: then what is your type....? (cord preferences obv)
How do these compare to lofree flow?
Is the side panel function configurable?
How does this compare to like, the flow 84?
I used to be into creamy keyboards but now I'm all about the moist keyboards.
Only the driest, most desiccated keyboards for me.
@@AuraDragoness Like when you type you can hear the keys dryly wheeze
This is an amazing little keyboard! I have one low profile in my collection and it is not this good. Sounds amazing! Great vid as always!
not gonna lie, refering to a sound as "Creamy" is somehow way worse than the word Moist
My Nuphy Air 75v2 fits on top of my ROG Zephyrus g16, but never gotten used to it. It's just not comfortable to type with a keyboard resting on your laptop.
Sounds almost like raindrops. It's beautiful.
Hey has anyone got any recommendations for a 75 percent (UK layout) that has a knob? Preferably a wireless. thanks!
Will you review some gmmk 3 pro models? Their pricing is ridiculous and I want to see some Hipyo sarcasm
I don't like typing on low profile keyboards but this sounds really good. Hugs to Nola 💖
Stock Keychron K3 with the built-in brown switches is my go-to portable creamy buddy :) not as silky as this tho but still nice
I kinda do love my low profile keyboards. Mostly I love the responsive feeling they have due to the faster activation point and smaller bottom out. The typiing and gaming experience just feels way better. My current board is actually almost silent but the little sound it does have is just not very pleasant. I have one that sounds good but I didn't care for the switches and keycaps. Sadly feeling trumps sound any day.
I did end up backing the melgeek made 84 pro, I have wanted to swap to hall effect switches for a while now. I think it will have the nice sounds combined with the responsive feeling I am used to. Especially since I have heard good things about the switches they are going to use.
Is this made with choc v1 switches? The lofree kaihl switches are choc v2 and be therefore not compatible with this board in terms of hotswap. Please correct me if I’m wrong here though!
They are both mx-style choc v2
I have a knob addiction too, but they left my mouth and throat tasting like copper.
Ok, I want to give you a challenge, partially because I'm interested, partially for the lolz. Find a low-profile, tkl, silent keeb that's also afordable-ish. Extra point for hot-swappable and RGB
This keyboard gives me scrabble vibes
You should really talk about the number of Bluetooth devices you can connect to. I’ve been looking for a good keyboard that can connect to five or more devices and this is it!
Now can we get a crunchy keyboard
can you please try the
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try the gmmk 3 pro
W vid hippyo man!🎉
Does it switch between 3 devices?
He finally did a creamy keybord
I’ve been looking for a new keyboard to use for gaming and I was going to go with the ASUS ROG Falchion RX Low Profile but this seems to do a similar job for cheaper. Can you do a review/comparison between the two?
Next up, the super epic awesome creamy keyboard list that is under 200.
Hey Hipyo, I have Logitech g915 on me which I am wondering if i can upgrade/modify? what are your opinion on g915?
looks like a really cute comfy keyboard
Have you seen the leaks for the Glorious gmmk 3?? Any thoughts on the all plastic body move from aluminum?
thank you, buying this kb using ur link
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@@HipyoTech bought a desk mat from ur site too ty
Nice vid mate
Thank you - love your videos :)