Jesus Christ are you a wizard? That foam from the package is like the bird from the window from adventure time. Changed my sound completly. Its magical.

I've seen that when people do the forcebreak mod on the Q2 it really helps eliminate the hollow sound too.

I wouldn’t have guessed you were new to keyboards. Nice and chill vid!

I just got this keyboard, and I am very impressed. For *only* $179 you get a solid aluminum keyboard that has a nice bit of weight to it, solidly good stabilizers stock (still recommend band-aid and relube), and flawless QMK support. I didn't go for the knob version because I wanted the extra key though. Putting a layer of packing foam was definitely a tight fit, and the pressure would have terrified me if I had chosen a plastic board (such as the V2).

Followed these mods and I have to say you nailed it with the case foam being the most important, I dabbled with silicon sheets, denser foam sheets, and another sound dampening material on the bottom layer however the case foam clearly brought out the best tones. All the others were too clacky (if that is your thing) while I get the much better thock out of the case foam. Also, I ordered the prebuilt as it was the only way to get white in stock, and my case foam was different looking. I ended up using case foam from my first GMMK Pro build as it looked very similar to yours in the video. Thanks for the great vid

I actually left the thin foam because I was told it works as a low pass filter making the soung thockier :)

Hey I also have a Keychron Q2 and I have experienced the PCB issue where some keys would not actuate. I also used PE foam for my build. I found that removing the plate foam eliminated the issue, but I still got in contact with Keychron to send me a new PCB(which was a pain btw not happy with the customer service) but when i got the new pcb, funnily enough, it had the same issue with the original PCB, just a different key that wouldn’t actuate. Would expect from a big manufacturer like Keychron that they would get quality control on point but it doesn’t seem to be the case. Anyway, sorry for rambling, great work on the video man!

smoooooooooth

The plastic sheet is actually to keep the keyboard from shorting

damn bro these videos are cleaaan, youre going places! :D

Hi quality video hard to believe how little followers you have

Would love to see your office videos and your pc setup now? :D Can you make a video for it. I'm a huge fan of you and wondering that how QK60 review is coming along? :D

to me thock just sounds like hollowness so i like clack better but that board is pretty good value

hey thanks this helped alot. on what the best mods are to do and how to do it keep up the goodwork

Got a Q2, and the packing foam does not come in 3 layers, but 2. Its far to fat to fit, so you need to buy something else as it's really hard to slice it down to the correct height.

Sweet vid…im gonna try the foaming mod on my k4…if im happy with that ill try it on my q2

Only the space bar sounds thocky

bro, where you got that keycaps? looks clean!

Hm, you could probably have done a force break mod + tape and had the same result.

I'm having difficulty finding an all black backlit PBT keycap set for my Q2. I can't believe it's so difficult to find a regular black keycap set but any help would be greatly appreciated. Great video and I can't wait to starting modding mine.

Have you tried changing out the knob? I saw on Reddit you can use a guitar knob (make sure it fits), but I haven't tried it yet since I just ordered my Q2.

tysm for this video. I was having that hotswap socket problem with another keyboard and I just stuffed it with foam so it would create that pressure. like you said, super janky but it works ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Question mate, are your alphas deeper on the left side? I can't figure it out, mine has a more muted and poppy sound on the right side of the board. I've done almost the same mod, except polyfill for the case. Thanks!

Is the difference compare to QK65 significant?

Hey mate, how thick was the PE foam that you used? I can easily buy 1mm PE foam where I live but I'm worried it might be too thick

how did you cut the foam to make it thinner ? that's a god skill lol

Does the PE prohibit the rgb from showing through the caps?

is every pe foam non-conductive?