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ive been going through a lot of reviews and you're basically one of the very few that mentions about the actuation force. really helps me decide on which weight i should go for. i know you can just spring swap them later, but this is much easier. so thank you for the great and informative video!
Literally same here man, I’m going to follow this man’s advice
Top 3 switches I’m hype for:
1. Aqua Everglades
2: Boba u4t
3: Boba u4t with gazzew linear thoccy stems
I bought the 67g versions of these for my Keychron Q5, and even before I modded the board further these switches are amazing. A super nice creamy sound with RGB that looks even more brilliant thanks to the fully transparent housing.
Did you ever have any problems with accidental presses during gaming? I'm looking into these coming from gateron yellows, and i'm just worried about the actuations
@@eluhde2214 I specifically got the highest actuation force version of these (67g) because I was having accidental presses on a lighter switch before these. The high actuation force makes it so my fingers can rest on top of my keys and they won't accidentally click a key. Had these things for 2 years now and I almost never have that issue.
@@Avatar_Yoshi thank you, buying some right now after this reply!
@@eluhde2214 Have fun with them!
Is it possible for the Aqua kings to sound deeper when lubed again even after its factory lubrication?
It'll still sound pretty similar -not sure if it's worth to take all the time for a very similar sound profile
@@Romsicle I see. Thank you very much! 💙
The actuation force for Gateron Yellow is 55g (65g bottom out), Aqua King 62g is the actual actuation force, why would they feel lighter than the yellows?
Because you need to read the actuation graph to see that 62g is talking about the bottom out.
@@Romsicle I see, seems like every store is advertising the 62g as the actuation force, not the bottom out, so it's kinda confusing.
@@zero604 Yup. They don't care enough to look at the specs. They get a product and they just take the specs and sell. It's the same thing with Keychron switches.
@@Romsicle Thanks for pointing this out. I haven't seen anyone correct this. Bought a set of 62g and they definitely feel like ~45g actuation. Nobody seems to be reading the graphs. I've been frequently triggering a couple keys with resting fingers being used to 50g+.
How would these compare to Baby Racoons?
There is also a 37 gram variant but most vendors don’t stock it due to stem return issues
How the fuck can anyone type in them?
@@EF.BE.I gram really doesn't matter because a basic membrane is around 60+ and you'll still not find it hard to type
@@chicken8951 because they're's less continuous force required to accurate. After the tactility point you don't have to apply the same pressure as you do on the way to it. You need to apply the same pressure throughout the whole keystroke on a linear
Straight to the point. Thank you, love the explanations and mentioning other switches for point of reference
were there any switches actually made of glass lmao
What PCB/Frame are you using here?
i dont see the drop link do you guys see it or am i blind
Go on drop and looks for ready to ship switches you should find it.
These switches sound great! In your opinion, how do they compare to the Gateron Box Black Ink V2 switches?
Did they fix the lube issue on these officially?
They fixed it with the recently released v3s.
What case are you using
Bro ur keyboard is sooo tocky what mods did u did . I have the same switches and the same keycaps it thocks but not this much
im like two years late but what are the keycaps?
Great video and info. What keyboard/pcb is that in this video with the led on the stabilizers?
Mojo60
what lube did u use?
Can i spring swap these? I got the 62g and it's a bit light for me. I want to put a 62 or 65 longer spring
Of course! It's just a regular switch at the end of the day.
a nice change for switches
sup great videos! keep the good work up!
Did you have any sluggishness/return issues with the aqua kings?
I haven't had any problems with return issues. I honestly didn't know about the issues on the switch so I believe they've fixed it in the new batches.
@@Romsicle Thanks, I have just bought some. Very informative and engaging video!
Hmm on all the stores I visit, it says that 55g, 62g, and 67g are the actuation forces, are you sure those (38g, 43g, 55g) are the correct actuations? Want to make sure I don't buy one that's too light. If that's the case, the 67g bottom out force would have an actuation of 55g?
Yup I saw that too - pretty sure it's just a translation error that nobody fixed considering if you look at the operating points on the actuation graphs, you can see that the listed numbers are bottom out forces.
@@Romsicle Alright, thanks for the clarification. Great vid man, everything I wanted to know about these switches, subbed!