TLDR: i don't know too much about tactiles. they all sounded and felt pretty similar to me in general. i am not huge fan of big bumps, but there are people out there that love it and nothing wrong with that. Salmons: Long pole stem Double spring 63.5g bottom out 3.5mm travel distance Full custom PC housing Smoothest out of the 3 Factory lube on legs Blue Velvet: Long pole stem Normal spring 68g bottom out 3.5mm travel distance PME housing No factory lube Neapolitan: Long pole stem Double spring 63.5g bottom out 3.2mm travel distance Undisclosed housing material (custom mold bottom housing) Factory lube on leaf
Would recommend adding some sort of mat under your keyboard when doing the test :) the typing is causing a vibrating thumping sound on the wooden desk when you type which makes it difficult to actually hear the difference
I’ve been considering salmon switches, they seem up my alley according to reviews but haven’t tried them yet. I’m surprised you call the Neapolitan bump long and rounded. They seem short and punchy to me. Even their travel distance is shorter.
can you make a budget build thats a tkl im left handed and use arrow keys alot and through-out my research on keyboards i can not find any cases/pcbs that are tkl/ten-keyless im new to the keyboard community and need some halp.
TLDR: i don't know too much about tactiles. they all sounded and felt pretty similar to me in general. i am not huge fan of big bumps, but there are people out there that love it and nothing wrong with that.
Salmons:
Long pole stem
Double spring
63.5g bottom out
3.5mm travel distance
Full custom PC housing
Smoothest out of the 3
Factory lube on legs
Blue Velvet:
Long pole stem
Normal spring
68g bottom out
3.5mm travel distance
PME housing
No factory lube
Neapolitan:
Long pole stem
Double spring
63.5g bottom out
3.2mm travel distance
Undisclosed housing material (custom mold bottom housing)
Factory lube on leaf
At the end of the day, the most important factor in most tecsee switches is the fact that I want to eat all of them.
Would recommend adding some sort of mat under your keyboard when doing the test :) the typing is causing a vibrating thumping sound on the wooden desk when you type which makes it difficult to actually hear the difference
considering copping the neopolitans. they seem interesting
If there's tactile, then there's linear, especially tecsee carrot cuz it's a great value
Wow man great video loved the information! Seriously love the b-roll
I actually already have the blue velvet tactile, its really light or medium its like typing on linear with a round bump. But it sounds nice crunchy
There's tecsee diamond for linear. I wish you can also try purple panda tecsee.
honestly comparing neapolitans to the blue velvets really surprised at how much better the neapolitans are in overall feel and just quality
I’ve been considering salmon switches, they seem up my alley according to reviews but haven’t tried them yet. I’m surprised you call the Neapolitan bump long and rounded. They seem short and punchy to me. Even their travel distance is shorter.
great vid man keep it up
There also the purple panda and the lychee uhmwpe coming
daaang those neapolitans are no joke
I want these
Do you hear any leaf pings in any of those 3?
fire
👏ALL 👏 SOUND 👏 THE 👏 SAME
what do you prefer?
Salmon, the other 2 sound a bit scratchy if u hear it detailed
don't listen through your cellphone speakers at lowest volume. they are definitely not the same
can you make a budget build thats a tkl im left handed and use arrow keys alot and through-out my research on keyboards i can not find any cases/pcbs that are tkl/ten-keyless im new to the keyboard community and need some halp.
@Caleb Jung ty sir
are any of them a light tactile?
does your bakeneko have any foam in it?
Tescee? Tecsee?
oops
sus
Seems like kinetic labs is coming up big time. Do you think theyll be as big or even bigger than canon keys?
lol at this point just call the video ASMR and do a sound type test.
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