FINALLY more people are addressing the issues with apple keyboards. All my friends prefer it because they look "clean and simple" but I think the typing experience is so rough. There's just little to no response from the keys for all the effort I put into typing on them. Sigh. Need more keyboard friends.
Vintage apple keyboards are really cool, they were fully mechanical and pretty well built (compared to the magic keyboards we have today). Also used a more standard layout most of the time. Kinda sad that Apple decided it wasn't worth it to keep manufacturing them
Jesus christ I never would have guessed that the Mk community was also into historical weapons. Anyone interested in a groubbuy, its got a very nicely finished steel blade, a leather handle and a brass screwed pommel so you can end them rightly. It does have North facing switches tho
Ooh! As I was exploring the affiliate links, I discovered something: I think the little orange bumpers that didn’t stay put for you are supposed to be their AirFeet… They let you rest the Nuphy overtop an existing MacBook keyboard, so you can use the Nuphy instead of your built-in laptop keys. PS. Your channel has been super helpful (and fun to watch) as I consider my first wireless keyboard. I’m currently testing out the Logitech Pop keys, but after a couple of work days I’m leaaaaning toward a lower profile deck.
@@jacky_boy3873 yep! They are Bluetooth-ready, and have 3 keys specifically designated that allow you to switch from one input to another (iPad / Phone / Laptop).
I’ve been consistently disappointed by the quality & feel of any keyboards for any of our Apple iPads or computers. They look sleek, but that’s about their only redeeming quality in my opinion. Team PC & custom keyboard now!!! 👍💪
Idk i'm not usually an Apple schill but I feel like in terms of membrane keyboards theirs is by far the best, even the iPad keyboard I feel like is pretty good compared to the options for iPad's like samsung and logitech
@@jamess.2491 Their older 2010 era keyboard were awesome. Some of the best scissor-style keys, but there's too little travel to their more recent notebook keys, making them feel almost like a touchscreen with haptic feedback than actual keys.
@@COZY__BOY If you're talking about desktops absolutely, mechanical keyboard will also have a superior typing experience to a membrane. However I think the Apple scissor switches (fuck the butterfly) are really pleasant to type on for a laptop.
@@erwark the new m1 mbp have a reworked design of the scissor switches, and they're super tactile and by far the best laptop keyboard I've ever used. Razer blade is next on that list for me and it's not even close.
After years and years of being an Applehead, it was my utter frustration with the keyboards that led me to the mech keeb rabbit hole. Every single MacPro and iMac - I love the OS, love the aesthetics, but loathe the keyboard. After my hands literally being swollen for a few days after some long writing stints for a novel, I was done. The old Apple keebs were legendary. The magic ones are just terrible.
The magic keyboard doesn’t seem suited for artists who use it for drawing or digital art since the angle options doesn’t have much variation and ergonomic problems that come with it.
I didn't realize this was a surprise? Didn't the 2017 MacBook Pro have one of the worst keyboards ever made in history? The one where if a small piece of dirt got inside the entire mechanism would break? And Apple would refuse to honor the warranty, instead posting a "support" page showing people how to use compressed air to clean a keyboard treating their customers like they're morons? I've tried one before, as a keyboard it's about equal to an Atari 400 membrane in typing experience.
@@Mewcaloid the butterfly switches are the worst switches on a keyboard period. I actually taught that people were exaggerating it and was like, "there's no way that an apple branded laptop keyboard can be that bad, it's just a keyboard". Until I tried it and yeah, it's completely shyt. There's no travel at all, I can barely know if I pressed a key or not since there's no tactile response from it, it just feels like a virtual keyboard from a phone but without the vibration feel. If you are looking for an upgrade, I recommend looking into the MacBook Air, unless you specifically need more power/cores, you don't need the pro 14/16 models. PS: don't get the MacBook Pro 13, it's basically the same specs as the Air but with a touch bar and a much higher price tag
I stick to Jake conclussion: "you just pop it on and you're good to go". For hitting the road with your iPad, I think it's just better than anything else. Could be better, I agree, but currently there's nothing better. Besides, thanks to this keyboard I realized I don't like 60% layouts, so it saved me the pain of being disappointed with a custom 60% for daily use. Now I know 65% is my threshold for proper keyboards.
I have a keyboard for my iPad expect it isn't the own from apple, I've got the logitech folio touch (I think), it's really nice. P.S: if you own a keyboard that dosen't sound too good, place a notebook below the keyboard it makes it sound a million times better (for me it was with my magic keyboard)
@@paklekj4429 what? If you mean how the notebook makes it sound better then it has to do with how the sound from a keyboard bounces around (reverb) on different surfaces. You can clearly hear this by just placing it on different surfaces.
@@paklekj4429 What? I don't really get what you are saying so I'll cover all the bases. Firstly, they aren't using the keyboard screen but an external keyboard that is connected to their iPad. Second, if you are saying that if you put a keyboard on an iPad and it won't dampen the sound then that is probably true to some extent, as in it won't dampen it much compared to other things like a t-shirt. But, no one said anything about using it like that, but rather using a notebook as dampening material. I hope I've cleared things up.
The magic keyboard is literally the best keyboard out there for an iPad that connects seamlessly and there’s not much to think about ever. And the quality is great for how thin it is. Obviously can’t compare to a mechanical keyboard tho but you can see how a mechanical keyboard setup for an iPad is so inconvenient.
I still don't think that justifies the price. You may as well get a laptop and use that instead if you're looking to simulate a PC with less capabilities. Then you have 2 screens and you can still connect the laptop to the iPad to type on. I'm not denying the magic keeb is handy, compact, or good, it is. The price is just a deal breaker though.
@@RemedieX I didn’t even mention price but I agree the price sucks, the fact that I had to pay for an ipad case monthly :/ but it is very useful in my scenario, I have an iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini and they all come in handy especially when I use them together for my workflow (I’m a graphic designer). I guess for most people it wouldn’t make sense to use both.
@@RemedieX the 11 inch ipad is better than the 12.9, i got the 11 inch one bc i move around a lot, and its so much easier to carry and take around with me than a laptop, whilst also letting me do my digital art and photography. laptops feel clunky in comparison to an ipad. for me, Windows 10 > iPadOS > MacOS
@@rob1422222 I know you didn't bring up price, but when justifying something I like looking at all the factors. You have a valid reason. But regardless of validity, if one has the money to spend, it's not about cost anymore, just preference. And I do have to acknowledge and compliment the keyboards comparability and sleekness.
Apple's older keyboards up until the 2008 MacBook and Magic Keyboard were pretty good keyboards, I don't really know what happened afterwards as the experience just went downwards, it sucks :/
FYI The second Knife has some survival stuff hidden in its handle.You just have uncap the bottom of the handle and it opens up like a bottle.It contains a fishing line and some match sticks and something that I don't remember.
I literally had this debate last yr on whether I should get a Nuphy or a magic keyboard😂 but considering the longevity of the product and the cost, I went for Nuphy. Back then, they only have air 75 and not 60, which is sad because I wanted the profile on the 60😂😶.
I could forgive the mushy feeling of Apple keyboards if the form factor wasn't absolute garbage too. Worst arrow keys, unforgivable enter key, and irregular key sizes all over the place. Not worth the compact "minimal" design.
The 10 in ipad gets the weirder form factor, naturally that's all they can fit. I personally use the smaller variant and I'm still getting 160wpms so I think they did an amazing job for the size they had. The 12.9in has the same exact size as their macbooks, or in fact any mechanical keyboard as their key spacing uses the industry standard 19.05mm. And I actually prefer the ipad 12.9 in keyboard over actual macbook keyboards even though they are the same switches. The housing of the ipad keyboard makes for a deeper thock.
As a daily user of an iPad Pro with the magic keyboard, and I can say it has completely changed how I use my iPad and I wouldn't want to go back. Sure my mechanical keyboard feels better, but why wouldn't it? Once you have this keyboard with the iPad you just don't use the iPad in the same way anymore.
15:51 It's a minor thing but I really appreciate that you didn't say "free", I'm sick of companies advertising something as "free" but then "with purchase" being a footnote or even just saying free at all when you need to buy something to get it.
some creative critisism because i respect you. when unboxing things and you are with the eagle angle thing. could you scoot the camera a bit back and center the product a bit more. i belive that it would be a bit more appealing to the eyes and should be a bit easier to you since you have some extra room between yourself and the camera. Thank you :)
I'd rather go with something like the Logitech Combo Touch. It is much better in price, while keeping the convenience of a trackpad and the smart connector, plus, it has a wider range of angles you can use it it. I don't think you need a mechanical keyboard for a mobile setup, a good chiclet keyboard is fine in my opinion for an iPad.
if you don’t want that click sound on the mouse pad, you can go to settings > trackpad > enable “Tap to Click” then you can just put your finger on the mouse pad without clicking
You can actually lube this keyboard, if you're extremely careful. The keys are attached from the bottom, at least the legend keys are. If you try to remove the keys from the top, you break the mounting points. All of the smaller keys, aswell as the caps lock keys have their mounting points in a different orientation tho. I've begun the process of lubing my magic keyboard, but I stopped at one third and couldn't get myself to resume thus far, as it's really annoying and kind of scary, because if you break something, you can't replace it. But I have to say, the lubed space bar actually thocks and the overall feel of the board is so much better than before.
My Cats and Keyboards sweater was supposed to come between the 2/16 - 2/21 but it still hasn't shipped. I'm not rushing but I have been waiting for more than 2 weeks. Thank you for making them tho!
Hey loved the video! I think u would really like the Logitech folio touch. It’s got the same smart connector as the magic keyboard. It also has a touch pad, light up keys and even an f row. It also has more viewing angles than the magic keyboard. It’s also half the price coming in at around 160. I think u would like it! (It is a laptop keyboard btw but it’s fine)
Thanks for the video! This reminded me, that one day I bought a toy model gun just to admire the look of it and I am not proud of that.. Anyway, I would get 6/10 keyboard if I had ipad. That keyboard is built for ipad, that is a huge plus.
So I have loved most about my Magic keyboards but they only link to one system so I took the plunge and I just got the Air75 with the Gateron reds. I work across Mac/PC/Work/Persona so I needed a better solution. I just got mine in and the feet and the case are kinda magnetic, it could be stronger but I am satisfied. My only initial issue is that the legends on they keycaps look a bit off, especially the D. It might be the visual alignment wasn't adjusted to human perception and they just aligned them directly top to bottom but I am too lazy to string parallel lines on a table to measure. I totally agree out of the box it had a decent sounds pre-mod but I'll definitely be getting some lube on those stabs and the switches...once I figure out how to do low profile switches without ruining them.... I'd LOVE it if you would do a mod and see if there are other switches and keycaps might be nice in it and like which mods work well. I am kind of new to low profile myself
9:10 for the feet i think you should press it in the mint feet so it "sticks", there's like a footing for it. And for the case it is magnetic, there are three sides of the case and one of them is magnetic.
Not sure if you tried but you can use the iPad port to charge a phone… I charge my iPad through my MacBook and my iPhone through my iPad… kind of like my morning routine… I may or may not be normal
The most tactile and nicest feeling keyboards on mobile devices I’ve felt are just the Surface Pro Type Cover (probably the same for all Surface devices) and ThinkPads. Of course true mechanical keyboards will always be better but conveniences kinda win over just pure typing experience.
hi betty, big fan, always watch your streams ♥ I have a constructive suggestion to make, instead of buying so many knifes, make your desk cam not wobbly. Keep up the awesome content, it never fails to deliver the S E R O T O N I N
I just bought the Air60. It would be nice for you to mod it, put some lube, a than review it's true potential. It is my first mechanical keyboard and I have no experience. I kinda wanna copy the process lol
For some reason i use my custom keeb on my moms mac that i take to school, i just love my tiny left shift and lubed gateron reds (with amazon keycaps btw)
Magic keyboard feels better than the keyboard on my 14in MBP, which has approximately 0.01mm of travel and actuates with about 0.001g worth of force. Don’t get me wrong, I can type plenty fast on it, but it takes me a while to adjust and not be slamming the keys with way more force than required. The magic keyboard feels like a more normal laptop keyboard to me and I don’t have that adjustment period. Apple does need work on their keyboards. I can still hear the sounds of the Apple IIE keyboards being clacked away in computer lab when I was a kid.
4:20 They discontinued their butterfies bc they got a lot of hate, these have a longer 1.2mm-ish travel and uses a rubber dome + scissor switch mechanism. I bought one 3 months ago, found out about custom keyboards and i found out (the hard way) that you dont need to pay 300$ for a shitty keyboard when you can build one to your own preference at (possibly) less than half the price. *It's totally a good deal? right???????*
I mean like my custom keyboard is like 50ish $ and it's just amazing for travelling around. That's 1/6th the price of a glorified keeb but actually looks & feel nice, and definitely serves me well.
I use Apple macOS devices, but in terms of keyboards, just “sleek and sexy” don’t cut it for me as they hardly have ANY travel… unless you are lucky enough to have an A1048 unit which, even though it may be membrane-based, it does have a decent feel. SUGGESTION FOR THE SWITCH AND CLICK TEAM: While you admit the only Apple device in your inventory is an iPad, you may want to consider obtaining a macOS unit and provide further tests of keyboards for that customer base… also for macOS-specific keycaps which not all keycap manufacturers carry! Good work as always otherwise. Thanks for sharing!
I think the magic keyboard is worth the price. The typing experience is surprisingly good for the amount of space your get, the touchpad is very nice, and the case is very sleek and portable.
My work just got a shipment of new MacBook Pros which I had to set up. Imo the keyboards on these $2500 laptops seem mushier than the ones on the comparitively cheap Windows laptops we give out to the majority of users.
it's weird for me i never use a a keyboard for my ipad (only use apple pencil to draw or write), but i secretly hoping that I do actually need it so i have the excuse to splurge on the white magic keyboard😂
FINALLY more people are addressing the issues with apple keyboards. All my friends prefer it because they look "clean and simple" but I think the typing experience is so rough. There's just little to no response from the keys for all the effort I put into typing on them. Sigh. Need more keyboard friends.
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Vintage apple keyboards are really cool, they were fully mechanical and pretty well built (compared to the magic keyboards we have today). Also used a more standard layout most of the time.
Kinda sad that Apple decided it wasn't worth it to keep manufacturing them
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The axe and wrist knife look decent but man that second knife seems like the most "tactical" mall ninja thing
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@Praise Jesus, Repent or Likewise Perish I'm atheist
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Jesus christ I never would have guessed that the Mk community was also into historical weapons. Anyone interested in a groubbuy, its got a very nicely finished steel blade, a leather handle and a brass screwed pommel so you can end them rightly. It does have North facing switches tho
@Praise Jesus, Repent or Likewise Perish im muslim and this isnt a religious video in any way btw
Any keyboard that has bluetooth capability is compatible with the iPad, especially the iPad Pro. I just use a budget RK keeb to use with my iPad Pro.
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i use the anne pro 2 as a starter for my ipad pro
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Ooh! As I was exploring the affiliate links, I discovered something: I think the little orange bumpers that didn’t stay put for you are supposed to be their AirFeet…
They let you rest the Nuphy overtop an existing MacBook keyboard, so you can use the Nuphy instead of your built-in laptop keys.
PS. Your channel has been super helpful (and fun to watch) as I consider my first wireless keyboard. I’m currently testing out the Logitech Pop keys, but after a couple of work days I’m leaaaaning toward a lower profile deck.
Do the Logitech pop keys connect to like iPads and stuff like the nuPhy?
@@jacky_boy3873 yep! They are Bluetooth-ready, and have 3 keys specifically designated that allow you to switch from one input to another (iPad / Phone / Laptop).
@@eweindesign ok thank you! I think I might get one or the NuPhy.
I’ve been consistently disappointed by the quality & feel of any keyboards for any of our Apple iPads or computers. They look sleek, but that’s about their only redeeming quality in my opinion. Team PC & custom keyboard now!!! 👍💪
Idk i'm not usually an Apple schill but I feel like in terms of membrane keyboards theirs is by far the best, even the iPad keyboard I feel like is pretty good compared to the options for iPad's like samsung and logitech
@@jamess.2491 Their older 2010 era keyboard were awesome. Some of the best scissor-style keys, but there's too little travel to their more recent notebook keys, making them feel almost like a touchscreen with haptic feedback than actual keys.
The new M1 macbooks have one of the better typing keyboards among all laptops ive tried! But for PCs there are much better keyboard options than apple
@@COZY__BOY If you're talking about desktops absolutely, mechanical keyboard will also have a superior typing experience to a membrane. However I think the Apple scissor switches (fuck the butterfly) are really pleasant to type on for a laptop.
@@erwark the new m1 mbp have a reworked design of the scissor switches, and they're super tactile and by far the best laptop keyboard I've ever used. Razer blade is next on that list for me and it's not even close.
After years and years of being an Applehead, it was my utter frustration with the keyboards that led me to the mech keeb rabbit hole. Every single MacPro and iMac - I love the OS, love the aesthetics, but loathe the keyboard. After my hands literally being swollen for a few days after some long writing stints for a novel, I was done. The old Apple keebs were legendary. The magic ones are just terrible.
Betty...I have a question
What utensil did you use to unbox the unboxing tools?
The Apple keyboard is really nice and well thought out in the way that it turns an iPad into a laptop. It's just not $300 dollars nice.
The magic keyboard doesn’t seem suited for artists who use it for drawing or digital art since the angle options doesn’t have much variation and ergonomic problems that come with it.
I didn't realize this was a surprise? Didn't the 2017 MacBook Pro have one of the worst keyboards ever made in history? The one where if a small piece of dirt got inside the entire mechanism would break? And Apple would refuse to honor the warranty, instead posting a "support" page showing people how to use compressed air to clean a keyboard treating their customers like they're morons? I've tried one before, as a keyboard it's about equal to an Atari 400 membrane in typing experience.
…. Oof my current keyboard is the 2017 MacBook Pro 💻 it is starting to act funny so I hope the newer MacBook pros have better keyboards
@@Mewcaloid the butterfly switches are the worst switches on a keyboard period. I actually taught that people were exaggerating it and was like, "there's no way that an apple branded laptop keyboard can be that bad, it's just a keyboard". Until I tried it and yeah, it's completely shyt. There's no travel at all, I can barely know if I pressed a key or not since there's no tactile response from it, it just feels like a virtual keyboard from a phone but without the vibration feel.
If you are looking for an upgrade, I recommend looking into the MacBook Air, unless you specifically need more power/cores, you don't need the pro 14/16 models. PS: don't get the MacBook Pro 13, it's basically the same specs as the Air but with a touch bar and a much higher price tag
The new ones are great. They don't make laptops with the butterfly switches anymore, thankfully.
@@lucas_vlanc awesome thanks for the recommendation. Is the air still good for gaming?
@@Mewcaloid you wanna game on a MAC?!
Imagine spending ~ $350 for a tablet keyboard, that's absolutely ridiculous. Apple people are a different breed.
They pay too much for instantaneous connection
yeah, I'm pretty sure you can get the second iphone SE for that much!
apple isnt so bad, iphone 8 is not too expensive but has decent performance
hey i want one
I stick to Jake conclussion: "you just pop it on and you're good to go". For hitting the road with your iPad, I think it's just better than anything else. Could be better, I agree, but currently there's nothing better.
Besides, thanks to this keyboard I realized I don't like 60% layouts, so it saved me the pain of being disappointed with a custom 60% for daily use. Now I know 65% is my threshold for proper keyboards.
"you just pop it on and you're good to go" I mean isn't it the case for any decent keeb ?
"A knife that goes on your wrist, aww thats cute"
-Betty 2022
Thank you so much for the heart ♥️
Nice video, also if you had the 12.9” ipad with the bigger keyboard case it has a full keyboard layout. Without the crammed keys
I have a keyboard for my iPad expect it isn't the own from apple, I've got the logitech folio touch (I think), it's really nice.
P.S: if you own a keyboard that dosen't sound too good, place a notebook below the keyboard it makes it sound a million times better (for me it was with my magic keyboard)
But magic keyboard is from aluminum how tf it makes your keyboard sound good
@@paklekj4429 what? If you mean how the notebook makes it sound better then it has to do with how the sound from a keyboard bounces around (reverb) on different surfaces. You can clearly hear this by just placing it on different surfaces.
@@batmanh8899 yes but the ipad keyboard cant be used as dampening material so its shouldnt sound good
@@paklekj4429 What? I don't really get what you are saying so I'll cover all the bases. Firstly, they aren't using the keyboard screen but an external keyboard that is connected to their iPad. Second, if you are saying that if you put a keyboard on an iPad and it won't dampen the sound then that is probably true to some extent, as in it won't dampen it much compared to other things like a t-shirt. But, no one said anything about using it like that, but rather using a notebook as dampening material. I hope I've cleared things up.
The magic keyboard is literally the best keyboard out there for an iPad that connects seamlessly and there’s not much to think about ever. And the quality is great for how thin it is. Obviously can’t compare to a mechanical keyboard tho but you can see how a mechanical keyboard setup for an iPad is so inconvenient.
I still don't think that justifies the price. You may as well get a laptop and use that instead if you're looking to simulate a PC with less capabilities. Then you have 2 screens and you can still connect the laptop to the iPad to type on. I'm not denying the magic keeb is handy, compact, or good, it is. The price is just a deal breaker though.
@@RemedieX I didn’t even mention price but I agree the price sucks, the fact that I had to pay for an ipad case monthly :/ but it is very useful in my scenario, I have an iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini and they all come in handy especially when I use them together for my workflow (I’m a graphic designer). I guess for most people it wouldn’t make sense to use both.
@@RemedieX the 11 inch ipad is better than the 12.9, i got the 11 inch one bc i move around a lot, and its so much easier to carry and take around with me than a laptop, whilst also letting me do my digital art and photography. laptops feel clunky in comparison to an ipad. for me, Windows 10 > iPadOS > MacOS
Logitech combo touch is so much better and cheaper
@@rob1422222 I know you didn't bring up price, but when justifying something I like looking at all the factors. You have a valid reason. But regardless of validity, if one has the money to spend, it's not about cost anymore, just preference. And I do have to acknowledge and compliment the keyboards comparability and sleekness.
Apple's older keyboards up until the 2008 MacBook and Magic Keyboard were pretty good keyboards, I don't really know what happened afterwards as the experience just went downwards, it sucks :/
FYI The second Knife has some survival stuff hidden in its handle.You just have uncap the bottom of the handle and it opens up like a bottle.It contains a fishing line and some match sticks and something that I don't remember.
You should make a Keyboard Collection video! Keep up the great work!
I literally had this debate last yr on whether I should get a Nuphy or a magic keyboard😂 but considering the longevity of the product and the cost, I went for Nuphy. Back then, they only have air 75 and not 60, which is sad because I wanted the profile on the 60😂😶.
I could forgive the mushy feeling of Apple keyboards if the form factor wasn't absolute garbage too. Worst arrow keys, unforgivable enter key, and irregular key sizes all over the place. Not worth the compact "minimal" design.
I’ve noticed the layout of the keyboard for the larger iPad is exactly the same as their laptops. But the one for the 10” iPad is very strange.
Not to talk about what that results for us ISO keyboard users: the anorectic sliver of an enter key. It gets 0,5 U wide for us. Completely unusable.
The 10 in ipad gets the weirder form factor, naturally that's all they can fit. I personally use the smaller variant and I'm still getting 160wpms so I think they did an amazing job for the size they had.
The 12.9in has the same exact size as their macbooks, or in fact any mechanical keyboard as their key spacing uses the industry standard 19.05mm. And I actually prefer the ipad 12.9 in keyboard over actual macbook keyboards even though they are the same switches. The housing of the ipad keyboard makes for a deeper thock.
And the keyboard for the Big Mac. It’s so
Bad. My school uses the pc macs and the keyboards are so bad
@@user-lv6rn9cf8m Apple’s ISO layout is hot garbage, it’s exactly why I abandoned ISO utterly.
Bought a keychron k3 for my ipad instead. Thin enough for travel and cheaper while keeping the mechanical status
As a daily user of an iPad Pro with the magic keyboard, and I can say it has completely changed how I use my iPad and I wouldn't want to go back. Sure my mechanical keyboard feels better, but why wouldn't it? Once you have this keyboard with the iPad you just don't use the iPad in the same way anymore.
who cares its trash anyways
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pd: remember you paid 350 dollars
I TOTALLY feel you but I use the logitech one. I could never In a million years go back to typing on the screen
plot twist: you actually spend more than 100$+ and ur brain trying to lie to you tbh
@@унтамхайфилософич-у3р Spoken like someone who has never used it and can't afford it anyway.
15:51 It's a minor thing but I really appreciate that you didn't say "free", I'm sick of companies advertising something as "free" but then "with purchase" being a footnote or even just saying free at all when you need to buy something to get it.
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some creative critisism because i respect you. when unboxing things and you are with the eagle angle thing. could you scoot the camera a bit back and center the product a bit more. i belive that it would be a bit more appealing to the eyes and should be a bit easier to you since you have some extra room between yourself and the camera. Thank you :)
I'd rather go with something like the Logitech Combo Touch. It is much better in price, while keeping the convenience of a trackpad and the smart connector, plus, it has a wider range of angles you can use it it. I don't think you need a mechanical keyboard for a mobile setup, a good chiclet keyboard is fine in my opinion for an iPad.
and it is a case, so it protects your iPad.
I have the combo touch for my 8th gen iPad, and I love it
@@Schaustomat579 The magic keyboard is also a case.
@@10throwfilms but it doesn‘t protect the iPad that well, the edges are not safe.
"I spent a couple of hundred of dollars on some accessories that make me happy!" Lol the look on your face. Love the Axe BTW
if you don’t want that click sound on the mouse pad, you can go to settings > trackpad > enable “Tap to Click” then you can just put your finger on the mouse pad without clicking
You can actually lube this keyboard, if you're extremely careful. The keys are attached from the bottom, at least the legend keys are. If you try to remove the keys from the top, you break the mounting points.
All of the smaller keys, aswell as the caps lock keys have their mounting points in a different orientation tho.
I've begun the process of lubing my magic keyboard, but I stopped at one third and couldn't get myself to resume thus far, as it's really annoying and kind of scary, because if you break something, you can't replace it.
But I have to say, the lubed space bar actually thocks and the overall feel of the board is so much better than before.
My Cats and Keyboards sweater was supposed to come between the 2/16 - 2/21 but it still hasn't shipped. I'm not rushing but I have been waiting for more than 2 weeks. Thank you for making them tho!
Hey loved the video! I think u would really like the Logitech folio touch. It’s got the same smart connector as the magic keyboard. It also has a touch pad, light up keys and even an f row. It also has more viewing angles than the magic keyboard. It’s also half the price coming in at around 160. I think u would like it! (It is a laptop keyboard btw but it’s fine)
Yo can you try out the Roccat Vulcan TKL keyboard. Also have you learnt how to drag click yet.
Her: lets unbox this !!!
also her: takes out murder weapon
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Shreksaphone just playing in the background made me laugh.
I need a keyboard for my tablet too... Any recommendations?
That axe was sick!
Nice Video !! Congrats your close to 500K!! You made your channel only a few months ago and has 465K More subs you should be a proud of your self !!!
Thank you!
Apple: Magic Keyboard are expensive and luxury.
Switch and Click: Mechanical Keyboard are AMAZING .
Thanks for the video! This reminded me, that one day I bought a toy model gun just to admire the look of it and I am not proud of that.. Anyway, I would get 6/10 keyboard if I had ipad. That keyboard is built for ipad, that is a huge plus.
I love the keralis Timelapse music in the background
I love the knife unboxing video!LOL LOL LOL
I use this case but black and my keys are kind of different on scales
So I have loved most about my Magic keyboards but they only link to one system so I took the plunge and I just got the Air75 with the Gateron reds. I work across Mac/PC/Work/Persona so I needed a better solution. I just got mine in and the feet and the case are kinda magnetic, it could be stronger but I am satisfied. My only initial issue is that the legends on they keycaps look a bit off, especially the D. It might be the visual alignment wasn't adjusted to human perception and they just aligned them directly top to bottom but I am too lazy to string parallel lines on a table to measure. I totally agree out of the box it had a decent sounds pre-mod but I'll definitely be getting some lube on those stabs and the switches...once I figure out how to do low profile switches without ruining them.... I'd LOVE it if you would do a mod and see if there are other switches and keycaps might be nice in it and like which mods work well. I am kind of new to low profile myself
I have the older version of this for the iPad Pro 11 inch 1st gen and my iPad Always says accessory not supported so I thought it was a waste of money
I love the stickers on the Ipad
Betty: buys knives for unboxing
The pulltab apple made 'Am I a joke to you"
They give you a tab to pull on to remove the plastic wrap...
I also have a military knife just to unpack stuff. Better to have something that’s sharp and works than dull.
9:10 for the feet i think you should press it in the mint feet so it "sticks", there's like a footing for it. And for the case it is magnetic, there are three sides of the case and one of them is magnetic.
Where do you get your mousepads? Also what is this mousepad in this video
Switch and click, whats the cheapest but best keyboard that connects to ipad? Please reply and send link
I don't get why for example apple magic keyboard and like apple mouse is so expensive. You can get a similar keyboard for roughly 40-35 dollars.
No you can’t lol
@@VaydaladaVodalada im not saying totally similar. kind of similar. might be down graded in quality but the look is same
Switch & click: Apple… its exepensive its luxurious me: watching this on an ipad 😏😏
Hey Betty, you could try the Logitech k380 as well. It's not a mechanical keyboard, but it's pretty sweet for the price
There is a pull tab that pulls off the warp
Recently new subscriber, with other interests in fencing and bush craft. The axe was a pleasant surprise. Satisfied sub.
haha love it
great video, love seeing more of your personality in the videos.
Thank you!
1:51 “I don’t own anything apple related except the iPad” - she says as she shows off her Apple Watch :)
The fact that there was a storm to take off the plastic and she chose to open with an axe 😭😭😂😂☠️
Not sure if you tried but you can use the iPad port to charge a phone… I charge my iPad through my MacBook and my iPhone through my iPad… kind of like my morning routine… I may or may not be normal
The most tactile and nicest feeling keyboards on mobile devices I’ve felt are just the Surface Pro Type Cover (probably the same for all Surface devices) and ThinkPads. Of course true mechanical keyboards will always be better but conveniences kinda win over just pure typing experience.
Old thinkpad keyboard just… so good
Was the video of the guy unboxing stuff with an axe, he was unboxing airsoft stuff right? Awesome vid btw.
You should try the Lenovo T14 laptop keyboard. By far the best keyboard on a laptop.
The clicks are satisfying intensity clicks
hi betty, big fan, always watch your streams ♥
I have a constructive suggestion to make, instead of buying so many knifes, make your desk cam not wobbly.
Keep up the awesome content, it never fails to deliver the S E R O T O N I N
The axe was perfect actually
Yea I definitely need your ring!
I just bought the Air60. It would be nice for you to mod it, put some lube, a than review it's true potential. It is my first mechanical keyboard and I have no experience. I kinda wanna copy the process lol
Can you review the RK100 because I want to buy that keyboard but I don’t know if it’s a good keyboard or not
"Apple, we know it is expensive and luxurious."
Meanwhile me:*eating apple and drinking apple juice
For some reason i use my custom keeb on my moms mac that i take to school, i just love my tiny left shift and lubed gateron reds (with amazon keycaps btw)
The axe part was funny af 😂😂 was not expecting that at all
Was you talking about
The relaxing end
The nt68 has low profile and a case with magnets for less than 100 dollars. This keyboard is on epomaker
Best apple keyboard video from switch and click
Magic keyboard feels better than the keyboard on my 14in MBP, which has approximately 0.01mm of travel and actuates with about 0.001g worth of force.
Don’t get me wrong, I can type plenty fast on it, but it takes me a while to adjust and not be slamming the keys with way more force than required. The magic keyboard feels like a more normal laptop keyboard to me and I don’t have that adjustment period.
Apple does need work on their keyboards. I can still hear the sounds of the Apple IIE keyboards being clacked away in computer lab when I was a kid.
do you have the new mbp or the old one
@@mathmanchris666 The new one.
The guy unboxing with the axe might be the relaxing end
aint no way she literally bought an axe lmao
literally an average therelaxingend fan
@@erenmuse58 loll
4:20 They discontinued their butterfies bc they got a lot of hate, these have a longer 1.2mm-ish travel and uses a rubber dome + scissor switch mechanism. I bought one 3 months ago, found out about custom keyboards and i found out (the hard way) that you dont need to pay 300$ for a shitty keyboard when you can build one to your own preference at (possibly) less than half the price. *It's totally a good deal? right???????*
I mean like my custom keyboard is like 50ish $ and it's just amazing for travelling around.
That's 1/6th the price of a glorified keeb but actually looks & feel nice, and definitely serves me well.
Apple: lets make a keyboard. the one with soothing clicky blues. because I know people love those
i have been using a ipad magic keyboard for about a few months and I'm not impressed when I type it's just stuck on tab
I dont enjoy it
I use Apple macOS devices, but in terms of keyboards, just “sleek and sexy” don’t cut it for me as they hardly have ANY travel… unless you are lucky enough to have an A1048 unit which, even though it may be membrane-based, it does have a decent feel. SUGGESTION FOR THE SWITCH AND CLICK TEAM: While you admit the only Apple device in your inventory is an iPad, you may want to consider obtaining a macOS unit and provide further tests of keyboards for that customer base… also for macOS-specific keycaps which not all keycap manufacturers carry! Good work as always otherwise. Thanks for sharing!
The “accessories” make me happy :]
I think the magic keyboard is worth the price. The typing experience is surprisingly good for the amount of space your get, the touchpad is very nice, and the case is very sleek and portable.
i love typing on my apple and i also love eating my apple keyboard :D
My work just got a shipment of new MacBook Pros which I had to set up. Imo the keyboards on these $2500 laptops seem mushier than the ones on the comparitively cheap Windows laptops we give out to the majority of users.
I’ve seen XDA profile caps based on old-school Apple legends, might be cool for this.
"so i bought an axe, a massive dagger and a wrist knife"
everyone waiting in anticipation for *FBI OPEN UP*
it's weird for me i never use a a keyboard for my ipad (only use apple pencil to draw or write), but i secretly hoping that I do actually need it so i have the excuse to splurge on the white magic keyboard😂
The song in the background reminded me of OYASSU's tutorials about his 2.6 hog deck
Hey Love your vids and the keyboards you make wouldn’t we all want at least one of your keyboards. Keep creating excellent content.
Thanks! Will do!
Hay love the vids I’m thinking of building an ortho board or another ergonomic keyboard I would love to see an ortho build in the fuchure
I don't blame you for getting those extra items.
were do you get your mousepads?
This is the first ever video I have watched from you
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