Not sure, switch and click talks super quiet and has the charisma of a rock and she has like 500K subs

Hipyo is literally a man child lmao

@@DashzRight "wooooow" 🤗

Very true! I think that there's a lot of options out there, but these felt like the best price to intense tactility ratio switch i could think of. Heavy tactility isnt for everyone - myself included!

Thank you so much! I'm glad the video helped.

@@coleydotmp4 quick question. do you think these will benefit from filming? I'm considering deskeys or poron 0.3mm films

theyll be great for a thocky build!

Good to know!

I have never even heard of them! I should look into it!

That is fantastic constructive criticism that I will absolutely consider when i review tactiles in the future!

The PC top ones are the v1s Jwick t1. Its not as good, and is not really popular. Its not hard to differentiate is them, the new t1 have the jwick logo, and the v1 have harder top

They ship internationally, but it might be expensive. Quality springs, you're looking at Prevail springs, Sprit springs. I'd start there and then look at Alex Zotos's vendor list on his website to find somewhere close to you geographically.

that's awesome you were able to find this switch and that it worked out so well! I ended up gifting this set in a board for my brother for christmas, he absolutely was drawn to them the second he tried them.

longer springs can make tactility heavier

definitely pick up some long springs then! it makes the return really snappy.

Lighter springs will put heavier emphasis on the tactile bump. The "drop" will feel larger as your finger will travel further with more ease after the bump. This is why ergo Clears are so popular, as the stem is really nice when you can actually feel it. Try putting heavy springs in Browns or Pewters, and they'll feel linear.

This is why switch sound tests are soooo difficult. you really cant tell bc everything around the switch affects it so much!

You should rreally let me know your time zone egg bc i want to make sure you're there!

@@coleydotmp4 lol u know I'm british so... GMT, I posted this comment at 20:56 now u know how many hours away I am

Glad you enjoyed it Surgeon!!

oh that's interesting! what effect did changing the stems have?

@@coleydotmp4 In terms of tactility I'd say that the aflion panda stems have little difference to the the jwick t1 stems, with the jwick t1 stems being slightly more tactile. In terms of feel, the alfion panda stems being long pole makes for a very quick bottom out after the tactile bump in the t1 housings, making these switch feel very snappy (which I really enjoy). In terms of sound, well being long poles, the aflion pandas are quite clackier than the t1 stems. All together though the jwick t1 housings with aflion panda stems and 62g ds springs makes for the snappiest/most tactile switch I have ever used.

I haven't tried the blues but i would bet the lavender has a larger bump - i think blues are supposed to be like browns so much lighter. purples were snappy

I wont recommend a switch where filming is required - you can try it for yourself and see if it's worth it, but personally i try to stay away from switches that need filming.

Yeah! I just got a batch of invokeys Matcha Lattes - the factory lubing is fantastic. They go in and out of stock but if you join their discord, you should be notified when they come back in stock. the factory lubing blew me away! Seriously need to make a video about them. Other than that, gat oil kings have the smoothness of CJ's but a deeper, creamier sound. Gazzew LT (linear thocks). There's also Popu switches on elboard (OP black recolors) that are gonna sound creamy and poppy. A classic "creamy" switch is a lubed alpaca (if you like the sound of NK creams but dont want the scratchiness). Ultra budget-wise, lubed KTT switches like mints would be good, though they are a bit clackier, they're really smooth. I would avoid switches with a really clear top housing, that usually results in a clacky upstroke.

@@coleydotmp4 Thanks so much! I would love to join your discord since I got uh.. banned from hipyo's because for reasons.... What do you think of epsilons, because I was really considering that.

@@arckeys6132 why'd you get banned there? And havent tried epsilons but i heard good things from multiple people on my discord that have them.

@@coleydotmp4 hahahaha... long story

PE foam, tape mod, and foam (Goka foam) help with this to make it sound deep. It also depends on the switches you choose and the plate. For deeper sounding plate, you want polycarbonate.

@@holykeebs6770 Yeah I’m aware of the mods needed to make a board deeper sounding but i’m just wondering if with all mods done can a aluminum board sound as deep as a plastic board? I’ve got oil kings with sa key caps and trying to figure out what board to transfer too.

@@brody6377 probably not. Yes the keyboard could be deeper but with the mods, couldn’t be near a plastic board with the same mods.

I agree with everything Holykeebs mentioned! But yeah, there is a base level that metal boards simply cannot reach. My bakeneko will NEVER be as deep as my 67 lite, no matter what mods. But i love both sound profiles depending on my mood so its nice to switch them out.

its about time yall finally get some affordable options!

that's more a question about if your switch sockets are north facing LEDs or south facing. You want south facing to prevent interference. These have a tiny, tiny bit of length beyond the top housing that might help - but tbh i woud just make sure you have south facing LEDs if you want to use cherry profile.

Yep! I mention them at the end. I think they are only 35 c /switch. And after spring swapping, i've heard people like them more than Drop HPs. Makes you think... either way, aflion is amazing and definitely is kicking ass as a new switch manu.

@@coleydotmp4 Yeah hopefully they start taking some more of the market. would be great to see another manufacturer in the game.

Yes! Cotton Candies or Canonkeys Naevies are both great picks!

@@coleydotmp4 Oh, is there any light tactiles I can get for like 70 under $30?

@@arckeys6132 Mx browns xD

These stems do go all the way down, if that's what you're asking! So maybe not the best choice to pair with cherry keycaps on a north facing pcb

@@coleydotmp4 oh alright. thanks for the help though!

mx browns

I don't have a keyboard yet But I guess since I only one type of switch, Durock T1s

@@blayses3116 i suggest you get a kbd67 lite. That is such a good board.

@@dokimochi1607 I agree

Ajazz kiwi. They are cheap and so good. Factory lubed, double stage spring, and it is so tactile but not heavy spring so I can type a long time with them

Haha i cant afford those! well, i can, but the goal for this video was to find the budget tactile king. I'm sure those are fantastic switches though, and ive heard great things.

@@coleydotmp4 > I'm sure those are fantastic switches They are fucking unusable lol. They are definitely nice as clickies, though they aren't really worth the money. Save up for alps.

@@nonnegaard Good to know! yes, the best compliments to those switches ive heard is that they are actually good clickies. but not really worth the price for the gimmick.

@@coleydotmp4 I definitely think this is more than a gimmick as it aims to bring back probably the best clicky mechanism of all time. I think people might have found the sounds underwhelming as part of what made alps what they are is the thick keycaps they often shipped with alongside big hollow plastic cases. My NCR80 remedies both lol. Heres me typing this comment xd kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fNCYbJmCu7Oupo0.html

Glad you like them!

Yeah, you can also use more lube than I did. I went minimal lube because I didn’t want to lose any tactility.

Thank you :)

helllllll yeah. i love two stage springs with all my heart.

I'm personally not the biggest fan of heavy tactiles haha. my next tactile switches will be high quality light tactiles, like naevies!

@@coleydotmp4 👌👌

they once were, theyve been price hiked. they used to be 35 cents/switch :')

ty homie >:)

i have to curb stomp the keyboard to get it to register

Haha you're not the only one mentioning them. I've never heard of them before your comments!

@@coleydotmp4 their have a long stem , a green housing (led killer) , a double stage spring (heavy af) , ........ pe foam + tape mod + fantasy virus = *popcorn*

awwww :(