Thank you. For every switches, I'll try my best to make typing test on at least 2 keyboards with different sound profile.

Thank you for your feedback. I'll reduce the music volume for next videos, but in this video, I already turn off background music on the sound test and typing test parts.

Hey this one will work just as good as your Xbox 360 controller you are playing on pc?

If you're playing on PC, then between this one and Xbox Elite 2, I'll choose this one. Both of them have amazing built quality. But this Apex 4 has hall-effect joystick and the xbox only has normal joystick (but with configurable force). So, it's usually means Apex 4 has better durability joystick. Apex 4 has adaptive triggers like the PS5 Dualsense and Xbox doesn't (not every games support this feature). About the back button, on the Apex 4, you can't press all 4 buttons at the same time, but it's hard to press them by mistake and your hands will have more space for resting while not pressing anything. On the Xbox, it's very easily to press all of them, but it's also easier to mistakenly press them, and it has less space for your hands to rest. About the connectivity, Apex 4 has 1000Hz polling rate with adapter, while Xbox only has 125Hz even with the adapter. But you don't play competitive games so it won't be a big issue. The screen on Apex 4 really help you conveniently config some settings. While Xbox controllers, you only can config the controller via an app on Xbox or PC. But the Xbox controller has a 3.5mm connector for headphone (if I remember correctly, the Xbox 360 has 2.5mm) and another connector for keyboard, while the Apex 4 doesn't have any of these connectors.

@@NeihChannel yep but you can use Ana dapper for it

It's Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

Thank you. For DR-70, I'm using PC plate and full foam, and the Zoom75, I'm using PC plate and no-PE foam (full other foam).

Hi, sorry for my late reply, hope you already solved that problem. In those scenario, I usually try to factory reset my devices and hope that it'll work properly.

I don't use it too much so it just a little bit glossy. How glossy the keycaps is depend on the material of the set, how often you use them, how strong you press them, how much is your sweat and how much oil in your sweat. My set is still great but I can't say for sure if yours still great after months of your usage. If you still need my video, I'll consider making a videos about some of my set after a while of usage.

I used VIA, you need to change keyboard mode into wire connection mode manually and load the correct json file.

No, I'm using via 2.0 for this one. I don't think maker support via 3.0 for it anyway.

​@NeihChannel Ohh. Does the 2.0 support rgb? Mine is currently off, and i want to see if they're all functioning properly

​@@jettigger77 Via does support keymap for RGB function keys, but how each RGB mode behave is up to developer. For this macropad, default function layer for RGB is layer 4 (3 if you count from 0). Default keymap of that layer is RGB Speed +, RGB Speed -, Pass through, Pass through, Sat +, Sat -, Pass through, Pass through, RGB Toggle, RGB Mode +, Hue +, Pass through, Pass through, Brightness +, Hue -, Brightness -. Hope that help you. P/s: KB16B and KB16B-02 have different json files, so make sure you use that correct one.

This kit is realy exceed my expectation, and the transparent setup is stunning. Now it make me wanna build a tactile transparent keyboard too.

Well, they already include the pink ones in case you don't like the black seeds. I just thought those black seeds made this set looked more like a slide of watermelon.

gotcha, thanks@@NeihChannel

I bought this from it's first groupbuy, you can check some vendors for the instock or wait for the next groupbuy (not sure if they gonna re-open it).

Bud do ur research bc this unfortunately is a budget price

​@@chubtheseal5901depends on which country yes i did my research

i figure prices are so inflated because of how niche the hobby is and as the years go on the standard for budget especially today is far different from before@@MrBeeastFan

​@@MrBeeastFansuper budget nowadays is around 60 dollars for a gmk67. You can get some pretty solid budget boards for 100 dollars. The entry into more premium boards is 200

I know this one is quite big on the budget, but it is still on the budget.

Thank you so much for letting me borrow your keyboard for this video.

To be honest, I was too lazy to mod the stab. But then I had to open the whole keyboard again to fix that "tick".

Thank you! I'll try my best.

Yes, I found set the spacebar like that feel better than normal way.

Sorry I don't have sound test for it. Yes, it's a tactile switch, and based on the one in the box, I can give you some of my thought about it. It has tactile bump in right in the start of the travel like holy panda but a bit smaller and shorter bump. It has quite little horizontaly woble but quite big verticaly woble so pressing feel quite solid for it price. But about the sound, it has quite loud annoying ping sound from the spring or the leaf.

@@ra3.33 right but it doesn't seem worth it. The gmk is really nice

@@lance4454 the final key has an aluminum case that’s what makes it more expensive and it also comes with keycaps

@@lance4454 GMK67 is very good in it's price tag, but in it's price tag only. This keyboard is made from CNC aluminum, so the feel and the sound is a lot better too, and it also came with a beautiful keycaps set. 100$ is the price in first group buy, I don't know how much it cost at retail now.

I bought it in the first group buy.

Hi, sorry for my late response, from what I see in the PCB, they're all RGB LEDs, but the Fn LED is for charging state and Caps LEDs is for CapsLock status (this one always red). I think FinalKey lock them in the firmware. Hope this help you.

I made it myself and I call it ErgoKey.

@@NeihChannel awesome keyb!

@@saihtama Thank you!