6:36 Jesus, that sound is pure magic

@tornadoblue4997

5 жыл бұрын

D E L I C I O U S

@frespects9624

5 жыл бұрын

That's hot, that's hot

@notbob2334

5 жыл бұрын

how to annoy co workers 101

@brk932

5 жыл бұрын

it's like getting shot at from 5 different directions in CS.

@sebm2109

5 жыл бұрын

Solenoids be praised

Jesus... I expected to hear an enthusiastic 20 something year old going all "WHAT'S UP YOU GUYS DON'T FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE" when all of the sudden I've been hit with a wave of low soothing bass which made me shiver

@nemtudom5074

3 жыл бұрын

Ironically enough he IS 20 something.

@justinedzard

3 жыл бұрын

@@nemtudom5074WTF? Is he really

@nemtudom5074

3 жыл бұрын

@@justinedzard 28, i think.

@synexiasaturnds727yearsago7

3 жыл бұрын

Nah, he's calm Eminem

@sendmesomememes8240

3 жыл бұрын

sometimes i wish everyone made videos like that lol i can’t stand those adhd youtubers

You forgot about the amazing MX Blue switch, I know how much you love them.

@BSzili

6 жыл бұрын

It's hard to miss the exquisite plastic-y sound, the rattling of the click jacket and the weak tactility. Truly the king of keyboard switches.

@MikeHoltackers

6 жыл бұрын

Oh that's just savage! :p

@xander1052

6 жыл бұрын

at least it isn't classic rubber domes, cherry at least beats that horror every time.

@PhantmZero

6 жыл бұрын

barely

@xander1052

6 жыл бұрын

If you felt the key feel of some of the rubber domes i have to use every day, you'll see its a night and day difference, they feel like they were designed by masochists for the main point of torturing its user, after 2 minutes i went from 50 wpm to 20 on it, at least my one cherry mx keyboard lets me easily stay at my normal typing speed lol.

Finding a board with even 1 of these switches in the UK is an impossible task. Unless you're Thomas.

@thebroeiegg7670

6 жыл бұрын

Theo Higgins its because you get these switches to put into a custom keeb

@husboy1

6 жыл бұрын

Come to Belgium and tell me again how impossible it is. On top of every other factor azerty (which is objectively inferior and less popular than qwerty in the mechanical keyboard industry even in Belgium) is the standard here.

@basketpourrie

6 жыл бұрын

HUS MAN , i'm french and i know what problem you are facing , take a look at Klim on Amazon

@husboy1

6 жыл бұрын

Sharqo Edits thanks for the tip.

@Dwaynetheroc

5 жыл бұрын

Alps blue mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=3528

Sadly never been able to experience any of those switches on the list yet, but I am loving Box Navy switches and also my new found favourite, Aliazstotles.

@Crokto

6 жыл бұрын

i have experience with smk 2nd gen and box jades - they actually feel pretty similar imo. the jades are actually a bit smoother, and the longer travel with more post travel matches my own preference better, but the smks are nearly as tactile and the bump feels more refined. i think id rate smk 2nd gen above box jades as well, but i might put down the thiccbar switches at #6

@RavenAii

5 жыл бұрын

Omfg seeing other KZreadr commenting on other KZreadr is GOLD

@ahmedalminhali6476

5 жыл бұрын

Whenever I watch a random weird video, I find figure8 in the comments. Big fan btw keep up the good work

@nilla2904

3 жыл бұрын

It has been a year

@magusperde365

Жыл бұрын

Box navy is great. But I just received my model f and its fucking insane

Your videos inspired me to buy a Model F XT! Absolutely no regrets, this is the best keyboard I have ever typed on!

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

Sparkko noice! :D

Can you do a top 5 weird, but good list as well?

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

Hmmm, hadn't thought of that. I'll see if I can play around with that.

@aluxannar

6 жыл бұрын

You could also do the top 5 worst mechanical (so no breast implants) switches list.

@Just_Add_Coffee

6 жыл бұрын

The WORST list is the one I'm looking forward to most. :)

@MichaOstrowski

6 жыл бұрын

Yep, a list or weird and/or worst ones would be great :)

@filippomarcon2786

4 жыл бұрын

It worked lol

i love your videos man.... like legit... i love them... so much information that i never knew existed.. yet so much more to uncover. Love your vids and keep emm coming

I'm so glad that you are doing this trio of videos. And please do honorable mentions and/or position currently manifactured switches.

6:37 that’s what I hear when someone is spamming shots at me

I actually got tingles from the typing sound of the ALPS SKCM Blue.

your voice is so relaxing to hear. i could listen to your videos for hours while working.

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks :) .

I was 4-5 years old and I remember the feel of the Model F (XT) back in 1995-1996. It was "The Keyboard" that I want to go back, and now I own a Model F AT and a couple of Model Ms

I saw Kailh Box Navy in there, what'd you think of it? How does it stack up against these other switches?

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

That's a Pale Blue actually. But who knows, there might be a Navy video one day... ;)

6 жыл бұрын

I love BOX Navies. Even tough I tried for several years to get Blue ALPS, now I'm very happy with Kailh BOX Navies. The sound isn't there as it is with ALPS clicky switches but the key feel, smoothness and tactility is awesome.

@overkillonslash

6 жыл бұрын

Ivan Kolić i think pale blues is closer to skcm blues than navy

@ju1cycrackfa1ry

4 жыл бұрын

I'm trying to decide between the Navy and the Jade for my first build. Any thoughts anyone?

@dwasdwadsdw603

4 жыл бұрын

Noel Collado both are pretty much the same (and both are awesome), the jades are just less tactile, i personaly will go with navys

#1 is the ibm selectric typewriter. On the other hand, I can’t justify a 120W keyboard that also doubles as a paper keylogger, but I can’t imagine a better typing experience than a 1985 IBM Selectric III.

Beam Spring forever!! Glad to see it on the #1 spot ^^ Typing on Beam Spring at a meetup has changed how I feel about so many switches

@jappadekappa2511

6 жыл бұрын

Outraged Pudding I agree with you. Hope my profile pic doesn't make you uncomfortable.

I swear I've learned so much about switches from Thomas that I would have to declare him a keyboard and switch expert ;-)

My favourite clicky switches are definitely the IBM Capacitve Buckling Spring Switches. Growing up, my family had an IBM PC purchased in 1984. It was the greatest introduction into the PC world that I could have ever hoped for. The Model F keyboard that came with it felt incredible to use, even for a child. I kept using that keyboard up to 1995 when my stepfather had spilt something upon and into it. I think that it was Diet Coke. I couldn't get mad at him about it because it was he who purchased the IBM PC to begin with and let me have the Model F for my first build (I was 12 and it was a 286-16). He wanted a newer keyboard for his own 386DX-20 with the layout of the Model M. I was perfectly happy with the Model F's layout with one exception. I really do like having a return key in the bottom right corner of the keypad, something the Model F didn't have. Instead it just had that gargantuan + key, I assume for people who were used to adding machines with their giant addition keys. I understand why they did it but I really would have preferred a return key in there instead with a standard-sized + key.

This man reviews keyswitches like Gordon Ramsay tasting food.

5:11 you are dead to me.

@zanderboi1593

3 жыл бұрын

ibm keyboard is greatest keyboard for ms dos

Man, this is some serious click bait...

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

Fucking hell, and not even 5000 views after two days! :p

@floccinaucinihilipilificat4422

6 жыл бұрын

c l i c k b a i t

@idklike3210

5 жыл бұрын

This would be perfect if he put mx blues in

@inferno_instinct4522

5 жыл бұрын

CAN00192 he did get it he said fucking hell because of the horrible pun lol

@Jmeshnry

4 жыл бұрын

Ryan Eaton oh god

Nice video! Keep up the great work! :D

The ibm beamsprings ones hear like a firing sten XD satisfying as hell, more like a vintage writing machine

Great video as always. My list would be slightly similar - clicky SMKs, Amber Alps, capacitive BS, early (1989-1990) White Alps and Kailh BOX Navy.

@that_one_dude_3541

2 жыл бұрын

My current keyboard has BOX Navies and I love them.

here we go

you should seriously be hired as a national geographic narrator. wonderful voice. i came here for the keyboards and stayed here for the eargasm

Would you put kailh box thick clicks up against any of these? Absolutely love the clicky-ness of kailh box jades

I actually really like the outemu cherry clones. They are a bit louder and Basier, (deeper sound) and don't rattle all that much. They feel just right for me.

@Thatguy-qb9ub

6 жыл бұрын

yeah otemu blues i think are better than mx blue

@jappadekappa2511

6 жыл бұрын

For someone with an Outemu Keyboard, plaease make sure you use a bigger board that is not a floating design. Your ears will thank you.

@user-ub8vx8zd1d

5 жыл бұрын

JappaMegumin THIS x100. i have a tkl redragon keyboard with outemu blues and every time i use it i want to throw it into oncoming traffic. not only is the sound horrible but it feels pretty shit too

I wouldn't mind a version of these top 5 switch lists that focuses on in production switches.

Man, now I'm getting depressed. I miss my Laser VTCL 2269 and Chicony KB-5161A...sold them a while back to buy a Nintendo Switch. The Chicony board was practically mint and the blue alps were borderline orgasmic, while the Laser keyboard was a miracle. Those SMK switches are possibly the most durable things I've ever seen; the keyboard was pulled out of a barn with about an inch of literal dirt packed onto it, and after a heavy cleaning, it felt brand new. Never even opened up a single switch, either. At least I still have my amber alps Apple //c to hold me over.

interesting as always. you know what, could be nice a similar 'roundup' with the clicky switches that are made nowadays. even if the market is still a bit 'flat' with all the cherry clones, lately there's an apparent 'rerun' of 'modern clickyness'...

@nepomukism

6 жыл бұрын

Can you count some examples? I would like to google them. I look for rather soft low-freq click but tactile switches.

@sparayurji

6 жыл бұрын

kailh for example, i mean their models that use the click-bar instead of the click-jacket, like all the cherry clones. so the bronze, box-white, among the full stroke ones. other names i'd have to check, anyway mine is a kind of 'hope' for new 'breed' of clickyness, maybe more than a fact... [edit] btw thomas himself reviewed them not so long ago...

@nepomukism

6 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks for the details! I will check them out. I think you mean Thomas' review of the Kailh white BOX here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZJOOlKlpka7SaJM.html

@sparayurji

6 жыл бұрын

yes, that one. actually i don't remember if he reviewed the bronze too. btw they feel great, i have a bag full of them ready to be mounted, when i have some spare time...

Any updates to this list? Maybe an optical/contactless showdown of clickies?

I just built a new keyboard using some SMK 2nd gen MX mount switches I got from China. Ironically while the switches are what makes it special they were actually the cheapest component in the build (well, except for maybe the stabilizers...). They feel fantastic but the really cool part is being able to use all the MX keycaps available these days with a vintage switch. Truly and under-appreciated switch.

@jonasghafur4940

6 жыл бұрын

Kevadu where did you get them from?

@okokok4321

6 жыл бұрын

Did you get them from aliexpress? If so what's the keyword for searching?

@kevadu

6 жыл бұрын

To be honest I'm slightly hesitant to share this information because I liked the keyboard so much I was thinking about doing a second one. And who knows when the seller is going to run out of stock...but what the heck, let's share the love. I got them from a seller on Taobao here: item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=540513185273 You can't really order from Taobao directly overseas but there are there are proxy services like Bhiner that can order them for you. That's what I used. I think you can also find these on Aliexpress but they charge a lot more than Taobao does, even with the proxy. Keep in mind that while MX keycaps will fit on these switches and they'll fit in MX plates for the most part, the pins are completely different. Different from Alps too. So you will need a PCB that specifically supports SMK switches, and the *only* place I know of that still makes those is lfkeyboards.com/ I guess you could also handwire if you're into that...

@gbchk

6 жыл бұрын

Kevadu I just placed an order for some on Taobao...how exactly does this process work? I pay for the shipping to the warehouse and then pay again to have it shipped to me? Do they notify me somehow when I need to pay?

@kevadu

6 жыл бұрын

Did you use Bhiner? If so then yes you'll get another invoice once they actually get the item for shipping it to you. They have a lot of shipping options though, some of which are very cheap. And switches aren't really a large or heavy item to begin with. I think it cost me like $5.

What? i didnt knew cropse husband did keyboard videos Nice videos!! keep it up man

@evenly.2529

3 жыл бұрын

Lol but corpse voice is deeper

Can we just appreciate the switches that this guy has and yet he has a full keyboard for all of them Jesus he is dedicated by the way love the vids

Jesus! the caps on that last board are gorgeous.

which switches are better for games?I serch tenkeyless keyboard whith media keys (fn)... Topre? Leopold w/Mx red? Matias linear?

You said Alps SKCM Blue is your favorite switch but that IBM Beamsprings feel better, do the SKCM Blues win out because of sound?

Aside from IBM switch, which among these switches sounds like those retro keyboards?

Do you have a top 10 recommendation video for off the shelf keyboards to buy?

@drew.k2385

4 жыл бұрын

I'd really like to see this.

Hey dude, what do you think about the E-Element keyboards? Did you tested them?

So I need a silent and fast switch can you give me a idea of good ones ?

I forgot the name of your channel so I looked up "Fold 2000" and found it immediately, lol

I think that would be my list, even in the same order. The only thing I don't have a board of are the beamspring switches, but I do have one of those testers from Orihalcon and it is a wonderful switch.

In new here- what do you mean when you say tactile?

My favorite Clicky switch is the Kailh box Jade and the box navy they arte soo clicky and light at the same time. they are kinda like alps blue and amber but with a little bit better click and they are definitely lighter i love them

You have probably been told this before, you happen to possess a lovely deep and soothing voice. Top that with a British accent and I am in the heaven of English language speakers. No idea what you do for a living, but I am positive you would do great in the domain of audiobooks and radio, anything voice-related. Anyway, wish you all the best in whatever field you are.

Very interesting roundup. I wouldn't say I'm a fan of clicky switches, but one of my goals in life is to get some blue alps to put in my Monarch. Who is hoarding all the blue alps?!

Sweet. Love your videos. And your voice is great, you should do voiceover work. Nice and bass-y.

@jameshorn7830

6 жыл бұрын

For a second or two i thought his voice was going to be one of those goofy robotic ones... thank God it wasn't. I would like to kill the person who started the robot reading trend...

Whats the best mx type clicky switch? Im building a 60 board and im wondering whats the best clicky switch. I was thinking about going for box jades but im not sure anymore.

@nothing.1240

4 жыл бұрын

Box switches

Lately I've been using Kailh Box Jades and before that Box Whites. At work I use a Unicomp Model M. I'd love to get my hands on a beamspring but I just can't justify the cost to myself 😕

I am looking for a clicky, commodore 64 type keyboard. It's my dream to have a super clicky, crunchy feel, reminiscent of c64 or at least really chunky feel and sound. (I like RGB stuff, but i'm down for any cool keyboard style.) Those alps switches sounded great! The IBM Beamsprings also sounded very close to what I would want.

I picked up a 5251 because of your videos and I can confirm the hype is real. They feel amazing compared to modern clicky switches.

@matthewpalmer9820

6 жыл бұрын

How much did you get yours for? I got mine right before he posted his video for 140 shipped.

@MatthewDeluca300

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Palmer I paid $300 plus shipping and my 5251 has good foam, perfect caps/powder coat, no rust and pre-converted to usb. The prices have gone up but no one mentions condition. It seems like almost everyone getting a deal is not mentioning the fact their board has rust, scuffs or damaged/missing parts.

@matthewpalmer9820

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Deluca mine is perfect. I need to replace the foam, but no rust (not even a spec of rust), tho caps have a blemish, but otherwise perfect. Ive been meaning to post it on one of the forms, I've just been lazy... Also lost my first set of photos from my last phone.

@MatthewDeluca300

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Palmer That's not too bad, the foam is easy to replace. I wouldn't be suprised to see prices go even higher as more people enter the hobby and international buyers throw thier cash around. The lesser known 3101 beamprings are still relatively cheap so I would bet these videos created a bubble of demand that raised prices for the 5251 and 3278/3279.

@matthewpalmer9820

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Deluca I tried buying a 5251 back in May of 2017, lost by 400 dollars.... Don't know when the prices will go down.

Is the membrane buckling spring really that much worse than the capacitive? I just ordered an IBM Model M13 with trackpoint nipple barely used.... want to see if I can use that instead of my mouse.

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

The Model M is a fine keyboard, but if you compare it next to a Model F, the difference is very noticeable. Of course, switches aren't the only thing a keyboard consists of though ;) .

god, i love how number 1 and 4 sound

The Model F capacitive buckling spring switches are the best I've ever tried. Except for the horrid space bar, which requires far too much force to actuate. I haven't had a chance to try a Beam Spring, but since they're such a rare and expensive technology, I don't know if I would ever actually employ them.

@thromboid

6 жыл бұрын

I've had the good fortune to try the Model F too, and they are quite something - loads nicer than my Unicomp, which is pretty nice to begin with.

I like my kaihl compact blues, kinda wanna test out something similar like box bronzes in the future.

Are SMK 2nd gen compatible with Alps pcbs?

sadly none of this I can find... care to share the modern / still in production clicky switches / keyboard? :)

That last key I'm like "OH HELL NO TO THE HELL NAH!"

I really like the feel of ALPS Amber so I bought 3 Apple IIc A4100's to transplant the switches.

By any chance is the reason zealiostotle switches weren't included because they're a modded switch, or were they just not good enough in your opinion?

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

I'd rate them below anyting on this list. But they're not far below. I try to avoid modded switches though.

Good to know I own every switch in the top 3. All generations of clicky alps, buckling springs, and a 5251

@magusperde365

Жыл бұрын

What is your home adress, can you give a picture of gour home key, and can you give me the code of your house alarm?

@ArtyI

Жыл бұрын

@@magusperde365 no, but once I reach 3 dozen keyboards I'll do a rundown of all the keyboards I own

my fav switches are classic catastrophicly buckling springs and scizor/rubber domes

You must of had some bad gateron blues because with what you like they should be soem of your favorite because the gaterons dont have the huge tsctile feel but ksot others dont either but its mice and light and extremely smooth even compared to cherry keys

Whats you're view on Khail box whites?

Got me some coffee, some nicotine, and the dulcet tones of Chyrosran22 to start my morning! Thank you!!!

@nepomukism

6 жыл бұрын

Hah! :) Let's share that roommate! I make the coffee, you drill the cigarettes and we chill by another episode of rare keyboard information radio...

what is the brand of the keyboard starting at 2:07? I really dig that space saving configuration!

@KingBarney

5 жыл бұрын

75% keyboards have a pretty similar layout

Where did you get that rare ducky keyboard

Your voice beat all the switches to my ears. :D

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

MikaSuryapranata haha cheers mate xD .

I will soon be typing on a Beam Spring board as my daily driver. Coming from a Model M SSK, here we go! I think I will use it for the rest of my life! (IBM 5251, just like yours!).

If there are no good ALPS SKCM Blue clones in the future, then I'll probably replace all of the switches on my current keyboard with Box Whites and some Box Jades. Or maybe I'll try some tactile switches like Box Royal, or maybe the Holy Pandas... Maybe the glorious pandas... Or even those weird Kailh Polias that I've heard basically nothing about.

Aww no box jades? They're my favorite! All of these seem so cool too. I just love clicky switches. But these seem more like collector items and not widely available and budget switches.

@rubenschilling

3 жыл бұрын

kbdfans.com/products/novelkeys-x-kailh-box-thick-clicks-navy-jade

I have 2 of these in my collection now, the Model F and the SMK 2nd generation clicky (in cherry mount) My 2 daily driver keyboards are the aforementioned Model F and a Focus FK-5001 (I really love white alps) Though i am considering giving the SMKs a shot

@Chyrosran22: Still looking for a perfect tactile writing keyboard for somebody I know of, and who looks for quite some time already. Most keyboards are reviewed from a gamers or retro-based exiting perspective, not so yours. Your spectrum of reviews is outstanding and very balanced regarding all aspects. So, my question persists since a couple of time actually: which affordable and still purchasable switches and its subtype of them for a precise, tactile and rather muffled/hollow low-freq soft click noise do you would recommend for a fast writer? The caps should be not so cheap plastic peaked, sharp and pointed like the most modern gamer keyboards nowadays, rather with rounded corners, exchangable for customizations and still available in shops or maybe on ebay and they should be also available in white. Last but not least, it should be USB not PS since even the active adaption causes trouble sometimes. I know, a lot of demands. But if somebody would be able to answer this, it would be you! :-)

Great stuff! I'm a new subscriber. I really enjoy how in-depth you get with your reviews. I have a couple of questions, if you don't mind. I've started a job that requires a lot more typing out of me, and I've developed light-to-moderate Carpal Tunnel. Will getting a keyboard switch that will prevent me from 'bottoming out' help me with finger strain (I have a heavy hand), or will learning with a lighter switch with a tactile bump be best? (I am looking into investing in a mechanical ergonomic keyboard, possibly.)

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

Mareepu yes, I've heard that this can help people, but I'm sure it's different for everybody so I can't make any hard recommendations.

@Mareepu

6 жыл бұрын

Chyrosran22 , thanks for responding! Ah, I see. Would you suggest trying out switch testers, or will they be a waste of time and not give me a proper idea to what might be right for me? (I suppose the best option would be to find some folks nearby who are keyboard enthusiasts, haha)

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

Mareepu yes, trying out other people's stuff is ideal. A switch tester can help, and will certainly give you a rough idea, but it's always different when typing on a whole boardful.

Have you done or considered doing a video about your TOP 5 keyboards?

Have you tried razor purple switches

are IBM Buckling Springs and Beam Springs actuate partway through

@wer123456

4 жыл бұрын

I can tell you the buckling spring actuates at the moment it clicks. The click signifies the completion of the circuit, actually.

can you do top x modern mechanical keyboard switches?

Why can’t companies make switches that feel like these but don’t click? That would be ideal because most tactile switches aren’t really tactile at all

I love my Model F. I'll have to try Beam Springs someday if they truly are superior and "put other boards to shame".

@christophertaylor8166

6 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't stress over it. The switches are one thing; the boards themselves are completely unusable for modern purposes for anyone other than a slow "hunt and peck" typist.

Where do I buy these beamspring IBM's?

@RaymondHng

4 жыл бұрын

$3,000 on eBay.

Do you have a BOX Thick Click keyboard yet, or enough switches to put one together? If not, I think we might need to take up a collection to get them into your hands.

Please make the next one top 5 tactile switches. Linear switches isn't as exciting as tactile switches. And as a tactile switch fan, I'm curious about your favorites. I recently bought some orange alps because of your vids. Im going to put them on kbdfans 5 degree case, alps64 pcb with AEK bottom row and hhkb right shift and number row. I know you're not a fan of small keyboards :p, but i think this is going to be the best keyboard i'll ever have

Kaihua White Box or Matias Click ... which one do you prefer?

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

Matias Click. The white boxes are a very interesting design, but more of something to be improved on that anything else. Matias Clicks are a pretty honed design.

@christophertaylor8166

6 жыл бұрын

The BOX Whites are pointless now that BOX Jade and Navy are here, honestly, if what you're looking for is tactility.

anyone else here use otemu blues? im using them in a magicforce 68 i got on amazon for 40 bucks and they are very clicky but also pretty tactile i find them to be a good combo for typing and gaming

hmm kinda odd but i think I like bs over beam...i guess it's the tactility, so you can really feel the click...i like alps clicky but i also like box navy...maybe box navy over alps for the feel, stability and mx compatibility, i found it hard to stop clicking it at a meet up and I'm going to make at least two boards with them

Roughly where would you place the Kailh Box White switches?

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

There's quite a bit before I'd hit that. They're a very interesting design, but more something to build on than anything else.

Funny how most if not all of these switches are older than I am. I wonder what this list would look like if it only had modern switches on it.

What are the switches on your intro sir ?

Right at the beginning with your bin of switches, there's one that's all white with an oval sized base. What is that? I just recently picked up an old Rockwell 212P calculator/adding machine with some cool keycaps on it. The switches look very similar to the one in your collection and I'm having troubles figuring out what it is.

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

Billy Buerger I think you mean the Futaba linears. They're awful, and the caps aren't MX-compatible thiugh xD .

@BillyBuerger

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, yeah they look very similar to the Futaba MR-6C. But not exactly. The pins on the bottom are different. Maybe an earlier version or something. I broke a pin on two of them when desoldering. So maybe I'll pry one apart to see how it compares on the inside. I didn't expect it to be MX compatible. I'll probably just make a numpad out of them.

my dream is to get hold of amber Alps. it sounds like my absolute perfect switch

Could you do a top 10 strangest sounding switches?

I want a mechanical keyboard that makes a garand ping sound with every keypress.

@slimsam3447

3 жыл бұрын

Alps Buckling springs sounds like a garand ping

Please do a video on all of your keyboards! ⌨️👍

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

I've had requests for this. Who knows, maybe something for the next milestone video? :)

what switch do you think sounds the most similar​ to the intro keyboard clicks?

@Chyrosran22

6 жыл бұрын

Other than other SKCL/SKCM switches, I really can't think of anything that sounds super similar tbh xD . Even Alps clones tend to not quite have that deepness of sound, really.

Please do top 10 smoothest switches of all time?

Do you have any suggestions what switch I should get for my keyboard? Any satisfying ones?

Ngl although i heard his voice so many times His voice is just so deep and cool