Thanks for the support everyone! ❤️ 📌 Salmon Switches: kineticlabs.store/switches/kinetic/salmons?ref=brianstormy 📌 Kinetic Labs: kineticlabs.store/brianstormy
Interesting, if I didn't just spend a bunch to get boba u4ts to harvest their stems to swap into extra kiwis I got I probably would have gone for these. I can confirm any stem that is longer like a holy panda stem will get rid of gmk interference on North facing switches. That's why I got boba to harvest stems. Kiwis look too nice not to use but with the boba stem it feels amazing and works on any board with any keycap
yeah i tend to stay away from frankenswitches just because of the price and the tedious work to make them. But good to know that bobas have longer stems as well. I really do want to try them out in the future!
@@BrianStormy same with the glorious pandas and I think any halo stem but might be wrong about that. Also found that smaller stems don't work well in housings that had long stems. Not all but most I've tried so it's a waste for sure to do Frankenstein switches. I got a bunch of free zealios and kiwis due to lost mail which then showed up months later randomly. So wanted to try something with them since I really liked them but wanted gmk keycaps
I got some Salmons and tried lubing with Krytox 205g0 which I regretted as It reduced the snappy, responsive, liveliness of these switches that I love so much. Does the GS1 change the feel at all or just the sound?
Hey thanks for watching. As I touched upon in the video, penguins feel more rounded to me while salmons feel more snappy. Both bumps are good, so I think it comes down to preference on which kind of bump you like more!
What pcb are you using pls help me i am trying to build a keyboard and am very confused. Could you link the pcb pls? Also will they shine through with rgb
u4t's are definitely more tactile but pandas take it on sound. It just sounds way more clean than a lot of other switches out there. There's few other switches out there with that damn addictive bottom out sound. The u4t's are obviously great for a deeper thocky sound though.
@@BrianStormy They might have one of their execs say some bullshit like: "The patented roughness of the housings were engineered to enhance our switch's sonic qualities, producing a rich auditory experience our customers find highly satisfying."
i dont understand why do they make opaque switches and non shine thru keycaps and some how both these things sound amazing , i mean if i were to buy a keyboard that costs 100$ or more i gotta have the rgb too whohates rgb i meam i dont like alot of rgb but shine in keyboards i like it man if i spend this much i need rgb too i like these switches and every thing that sounds very nice is anti rgb man why?/?
Thanks for the support everyone! ❤️
📌 Salmon Switches: kineticlabs.store/switches/kinetic/salmons?ref=brianstormy
📌 Kinetic Labs: kineticlabs.store/brianstormy
Interesting, if I didn't just spend a bunch to get boba u4ts to harvest their stems to swap into extra kiwis I got I probably would have gone for these.
I can confirm any stem that is longer like a holy panda stem will get rid of gmk interference on North facing switches. That's why I got boba to harvest stems. Kiwis look too nice not to use but with the boba stem it feels amazing and works on any board with any keycap
yeah i tend to stay away from frankenswitches just because of the price and the tedious work to make them. But good to know that bobas have longer stems as well. I really do want to try them out in the future!
@@BrianStormy same with the glorious pandas and I think any halo stem but might be wrong about that. Also found that smaller stems don't work well in housings that had long stems. Not all but most I've tried so it's a waste for sure to do Frankenstein switches.
I got a bunch of free zealios and kiwis due to lost mail which then showed up months later randomly. So wanted to try something with them since I really liked them but wanted gmk keycaps
@@kbar11 yeah i have a glorious panda with me and i can confirm that it has a longer stem that pokes out of the housing!
I got some Salmons and tried lubing with Krytox 205g0 which I regretted as It reduced the snappy, responsive, liveliness of these switches that I love so much. Does the GS1 change the feel at all or just the sound?
205g0 is too thick for a tactile. The GS1 way lighter, only lube the rails and bottom housings don't lube the legs if you want keep the tactility
love the production value in this video, keep up the good work!
Thank you! Appreciate it a lot!
What are the key caps? They look nice.
Holy bobas with a triple stage spring: I disappeared
What a great video, awesome work!. I got a question, how are they compared to the penguin ones being both tactiles? Thanks!
Hey thanks for watching. As I touched upon in the video, penguins feel more rounded to me while salmons feel more snappy. Both bumps are good, so I think it comes down to preference on which kind of bump you like more!
@@BrianStormy TY for the reply, keep the great work!
What are those key caps?
What pcb are you using pls help me i am trying to build a keyboard and am very confused. Could you link the pcb pls? Also will they shine through with rgb
Would it be possible to show the stems of the switches?
I like the sound of those switches
Yeah I was surprised by them too!
What is the dog cable????
u4t still the best for me
def need to try them out in the future!
I just got my u4t switches. Can't wait for my board to come in so I can finally try them
@@amizan8653 Gazzew is endgame 😂
u4t's are definitely more tactile but pandas take it on sound. It just sounds way more clean than a lot of other switches out there. There's few other switches out there with that damn addictive bottom out sound. The u4t's are obviously great for a deeper thocky sound though.
i have both an Im so damn addicted to my pandas
Great video! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for watching and the kind words!
i love supporting this fucking channel
great wrok
Thank you so much! :)
I'm subbed Brian!
Thanks for watching! :)
The injection molding looks a bit rough. It looks like it's been 3D printed.
Yeah there were quite a few switches that had excess plastic hanging or peeling. Not that it matters when using but quality wise it was a yikes
@@BrianStormy They might have one of their execs say some bullshit like: "The patented roughness of the housings were engineered to enhance our switch's sonic qualities, producing a rich auditory experience our customers find highly satisfying."
Eh no need to take it that far but hopefully they improve them in the future
Have you compared these to the Neopolitan Switches?
a sub for u brother
i dont understand why do they make opaque switches and non shine thru keycaps and some how both these things sound amazing , i mean if i were to buy a keyboard that costs 100$ or more i gotta have the rgb too whohates rgb i meam i dont like alot of rgb but shine in keyboards i like it man if i spend this much i need rgb too i like these switches and every thing that sounds very nice is anti rgb man why?/?
A lot of high end custom keyboard users tend to dislike rgb but I feel ya haha