Hahaha that is a good point

Exactly what I was thinking

Although I would like to agree with you, It's not as simple as that. Kudos for them for selling it at that price though.

Yeah I bought a lucky65 for 60 euros and thought it's a steal, but compared to this that's only 550 it's actually fairlypriced.

High end keyboard market is extremely over inflated I've seen people pay 100+$ for a basic pcb

This is true

Back to the experimental age since the market is flooded with cheap oem.

we never peaked, we just went in the worst direction possible.

We've reached the peak of keyboard design, it's true. But the peak is an ortholinear split keyboard with a custom layout like dvorak or something like that. Common keyboardis is worst things possible, because its inherits all bad designt from old mechanics typing mashines, despite all tecnmical limitations are passed, and i really dont understand why people still use it.

The thing that confuses me about the wrist watches is that it ISN'T the boomers.

This has been going on for 10 years. "Keyboard enthusiast" has become a mental illness

there's nothing more cringy than watching youtubers display their keyboards as trophies. These things are tools meant to be used. The hobby has gone downhill.

​​@@alpacamale2909nah. Econ 101. Law of supply and demand. Heck Apple sold a stand for 1 grand and iSheeps bought it.🤷‍♂️

​@@alpacamale2909most things are

Hahahaha

I was there too! I flew in all the way from South Carolina. Was my first keyboard meetup. Unfortunately I didn’t bring any of my boards with me as I didn’t know that was kind of central to the experience, but I had a good time regardless

don't mind the spelling for "color"

Yeah... The winter one is a bit different? Like the lower case looks very wavy and different... But that price tho...

​@@bloxpro7563 both spelling are correct. "Color" is the North American specific spelling. "Colour" is the rest of the English speaking world spelling. Stop correcting spelling and grammar. There is no right or wrong in language. No rules, just norms.

yeah sure is a crazy difference. I saw a comment in the IC from clickclack saying that the anodizing is very difficult and special but still more than double the price is crazy

​@@Ozogorgor if they didn't someone wouldve done it for them . Seen too many 🤓 in comments sections doing that exact thing

There one with coil over suspension

That's why it sounded so familiar. That's the sound I was thinking of.

That would be the cyber board lol

yeah hard pass for me too. too gimmicky.

Same here. As soon ad it's compared to the cyber truck I link it to bad design and can't even function like irs supposed to.

I don't want a keyboard that will start to rust in a few months and will cut my fingers off.

The CyberTruck of keyboards isn’t the flex people dumb enough to buy either CyberMeme might think it is. The floating bouncy castle keyboard design is both needless excess and something nobody in their right mind wants (a keyboard that moves around as you type on it).

Haha, it's such a weird board for sure. Everytime I pull it out, I stare at it in awe

Maybe it's the fancy keyboard that does that

Part of the charm and allure of the keyboard hobby is being able to make typos in style.

On god

If you don't like the talking, can always find another video, bud.

​@@kemanebel9018stop jabbering

​​@@ArthurDMake me.

Stupid reply ​@@kemanebel9018

For sure. I think this is something other than a mere keyboard

I personally hate the clacky noise

Yeah right ? they made the whole thing float, thuse needing sound domes to make it sound remotely okay, adding a stupid amount of flex that can't possibly make typing any better, and raising the keyboard to a height that also makes it harder to use and require a custom wrist rest. Creating problems at no benefit at all to the costumers experience. If I wanted a mechanical art piece, I would buy a mechanical art piece, not a stupidly impractical keyboard. And as an industrial designer, mechanically speaking, it's not even all that impressive, 6 rollers on springs and 4 permanent magnets, I could design something like that in a day. For rich idiots that don't know shit about engineering, it sure looks fancy.

Most definitely! It was like an imagination that came true

It is quite expensive haha

I think it's a show piece more than anything

Me too

Some do slosh around quite a bit but most are steady unless really provoked. But most of all, I think as long as it dampen the force well, that's all that matters

@@Keybored ah k

I think its the epomaker dynotab75x

Yes this is an engineering piece for sure

What kind of lube do you use? Castrol motor oil

Hahaha

@@yeoube_on 그렇니까요~ 너무 신기해요 ^^

If it was geared to be a quiet one. Like the moving was there to be the first layer of sound suppression while the foam is a back up. I could see that.

Diffusion filter?

@@Keybored Yes, it looks like you're using a diffusion filter like Moments' Cinebloom? Isn't that the case?

@@CaptainGrochat ahh that's what you're asking! No diffusion filter used! I use a lot of diffused lighting instead to take the edge off

@@Keybored Thank you! Your image quality is really amazing!

Yeah the 65 does with just magnets only. This one uses magnets and the Lucas Suspension system in tandem to make the keyboard mount. So slightly different

@@MrSkullhead0okay thx for telling me

Haha I guess Im a fairly light typer? It feels interesting in that it's not bouncy, but it's like dampened... I think best explanation is that it kind of feels like a spring/shock combo in a car

We hit that place in the hobby where were doing crazy things now hahs

Spiders have 8 legs.

@@curtainsavatar exactly.. that is why the doh was there 😜

Would also be cool if you can easily remove the floating piece out of the lower assembly to go back and forth from "normal" to "suspended"

Thank you!