You're a lot more patient than me 😂

Bowl did tease that's coming

thanks friend

Thanks! Hope it was helpful!

What combo. Did you get?!

@@ScoopedBar pink acrylic top, burgundy frame & bottom, with a hotswap pcb, and red patina brass weight

@@YellowNotThe oh that’s gonna look so good!

I think it works with WK if you get an accent key frame so it will pop. And thanks for the kind words!

Thanks for the kind words as always!

It’s a good one for sure 😊

It’s really a sweet board! There will be future Bowl boards I’m sure 😉

@ Definitely! At least I have the LK60 to fall back on lol

@ also a banger 🎉

They are one of my favorites right now so I do think it’s worth it to me 😊

There’s matte black… shiny black… milled pvd black… 😂

Took a long restful break 😂

Oh no! Was it pinging?

Thank you! Hope it was helpful!

It does sound really good! I was impressed with that.

It’s a LG 35”!

I need to try the TT reds!

@ definitely feel it’s one to have out of all the hmx’s in my current inventory. Consisting of the same mold as the sugar rush’s. But at a higher pitched and louder sound. They’re giving my other HMX switches a run for their money forsure lol.

@ I’ll need to go pick some up!

@@ScoopedBar will be looking out for your new video on them when the time comes, would love to know your thoughts and opinions!

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It’s really punchy 😮

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Thanks friend! Definitely impressed with this being my first QK board!

thanks friend 😂

It’s DCS Honeywell from Divinikey.

@ScoopedBar nice! TY

I agree. Especially ones that are a little bit more premium ones.

The sockets were tight enough to work but it’s definitely not recommended

Thank you! Hope it was helpful!

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It’s still my favorite tactiles personally!

It’s about the same. The orange sounded deeper to me.

That’s correct!

It’s the same design as Cherry switches!

TX films!

DCS Honeywell from Divinikeys!

It should be pretty bright

I got it from a friend and don’t know where they got it from sadly.

Yea it would be nice if the sockets are all aligned the same way

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I’m always a fan of more options for everyone

No u.

The unlucky65 V2 does not have a magnetic pcb but a magnetic dongle storage and in Vietnam they exclusively sell 1.6mm non-flex cut pcb which only cost around $38 that is cheaper compared to other countries with only 1.2mm flex cuts pcb available that we can get $40+ or depending on the store if they do sale for $38 but the difference of pcb's is really a bummer which is literally unfair to us and it's also a hit and miss because a lot of us are having a problem in it's pcb but for the price, it's good enough for beginners in alu boards.

p/s: the neo65 even didnt have the topmount option which i enjoy typing most

@@trietphan2702 Its honestly been awesome to see just how the hobby is progressing.

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We as consumers definitely win when there are more options for us :)

@@ScoopedBar Good answer. We agree.

I agree, which is why I think the target audience for the Tess65 is for people who are newer to the hobby.

@@ScoopedBar I guess I just don't understand entry level products. Even when I'm getting into something new I tend to skip them and try to go for stuff that will hold its value. That way if the hobby isn't for me I can get out without losing 50% of my investment.

​​@@AlliePaintsCustom keyboards are not always about value. Yes, the higher end boards hold their value better but the target for entry level boards are beginners and casual who might judt wanna try something more Premium, Something with higher customisation, something that is personal to them and Entry level boards fill that void. Custom keyboards are a Huge commitment and a pretty expensive hobby at the higher end and before trying to invest $300-500+ in a keyboard maybe you would like to gain some experience and explore what you actually like in a keyboard. Beginner boards are a White canvas and helps people find their preferences and things they wouldn't want in their own board. While a good chunk of the hobby are collectors/ enthusiasts, the keyboard scene has blown up drastically in the past 2-3 years. I entered the hoddy where the only "Budget" keyboard option was to get a cheap keyboard and solder on your own switches because everything was just hella expensive, and right now for a normal person who wanna explore a more Premium typing experience can get into the hobby for $100 and feel satisfied with their purchase.

I might be weird, but I collect mostly entry boards. I like seeing the different approaches towards material efficiency, and I like having a variety of keybords that aren't too precious or pricy.

“Why would a collector want something so cheap”. I don’t think it’s about the monetary value of the product, more so the intrinsic value for the consumer. I think that goes for any hobby.

Thanks friend! Yea I hope this will help designers and consumers on going forward.