What a nice video! Filiming switches has got to be my last favorite part of the hobby, my fat fingers cant put them on right, and my hands are too shakey to use tweezers :( (also one tip, maybe leave up the labels for stock /lubed / lubed + filmed) up a bit longer as my brain already forgot right as the sounds started.

Super chill and informative video! Keep it up!

Oh, man! Thanks for so much for this! I was looking everywhere for a comparison on Tealios V2's. Literally just got my N65 in last night. Been sitting on my Tealios for a week and still waiting on my films and keycaps. Super excited! Lubed and filmed sounds SO much better. There are picky people who would say you should alternate switch positions to test if location on the board has anything to do with the way they sound, even between those three spot, but for me, the sound difference was significant enough between the unlubed, lubed, and filmed and lubed, that I really don't think it's warranted.

for most switches, the films are rather transformative. i rly need to grab some

Finally someone who showcases stability effects with having a film on

I got into filming due to play in some of the switch top & bottom housings. Never did a sound check between them, but this was a great video illustrating several cases where they help.

I did not expect that much of a difference. The film makes it much thockier

Very nice video. Keep making stuff like this!

Hey Patrick, just came to say I love your videos. Your production quality is wonderful, especially considering how rare it is to see proper voiceover and editing from newer creators. Keep up the great work!

I may try film on my Glorious Panda's. Thanks for the video.

Really appreciate the video, thank you. I recently tried filming my Glorious Pandas but after doing about 10, I compared the sound of the lubed + filmed to my normal lubed switches and I thought it made them more clacky when I was expecting a lower noise profile, not higher. I ended up removing them and going back to just lubed Glorious Pandas. I used deskeys films and have most of that pack plus one more. I was intending to use the second pack on the tangerines I purchased to use in my GMMK Pro, but now I'm debating if I want to do that. Were you just using novelkeys films?

Nice video man, production quality is top notch. Got your video recommended and thoght the name was familiar and I realized you were in the Calgary Mech Keyboard fb group as well!

tried deskeys and kelowna films on zealpc pearlios I couldn't see a difference compared to stock maybe they are that good

What thickness of film did you get on your Tealios V2?

Thanks for doing it on a ID80. I have one, and Tealios V2, wasn't sure if it was worth filming them all. Sounds like it certainly is!

The lubed switch sounded worse than stock. The lubed and filmed sounded great!

Worth

sounds like films are worth it to me, good thing i got some for my telios' as well

Another great video. What size film did you use? .125mm or .15mm?

Great video helped me out a lot. Thx

The TX films come in a bunch of colours. Was thinking about getting the clear 0.150mm to match the clear housings of the Tealios. Do you know if the colour of film inpacts the sound?

did you use 0.125 or 0.15mm films for your zealios switches?

Hello I live the video I also ask why mm did you use? 0.125mm or 0.150mm for them as I m new to building keyboards!

This is very helpful specially that I also have the Keychron K8 and Idobao ID80. BTW, what is that split keyboard? Thanks!

I’d love to get some but because I live in Ireland the shipping is so expensive everywhere I look

Nice video! What film did you use for the Tealios V2s, 0.125mm or 0.150mm?

Sadly when you are looking for subtle nuances you have to make it on the same spot in the keyboard. Even the same exact switch mounted one slot to left, right, up or bottom will produce a different sound.

Personally, the second and third tests sounded better just lubed but lubed and filmed for the first one is nice too

What film size do I use for the Zealios v2s 0.15mm or 0.125mm

Hey patrick. I really appreciate your work, I started watching your channel now, and I found your reviews interesting. I would like to ask you a question unrelated to this video. I am looking for a mechanical keyboard that is cheap and has light keys. From what I researched, the red switches are the ones that fit these characteristics, and of those I found the red switches Outemu and Huano. Have you ever tested these two? Which one does better?

what keycaps are on the Maja?