@@skibididopdoptr these are also lubed and yes, for the price, it's an excellent board.

@skibididopdoptr Hey! I have already done that. The White-Orange uses Douyu Barrage Tactile switches. You can view that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anakhWxmhb6LqLc

Thank you for the support. 🙌 I hope you love your board!

Place an order to find out. 👀

Yes, it does have back light though colors are fixed in 4/5 zones. Check mark at 2:30

In a good way or a bad way? 🫣

@shahroznaeem well for some or most it might in a good way but for me in bad way as I like loud switches so that's why I have outemu blue switches

@slurmoCZ Nothing wrong with that - The entire point of the hobby is to have something that you personally like. There's no right or wrong in mechanical keyboards - it's just a matter of preferences. I'd suggest you try Kailh's Box Jades if you like clicky switches.

The White-Orange one has Douyu's tactile switches, but overall uses the exact same PCB and hot-swap sockets, so yes, it is also 3/5-Pin hot-swappable.

@shahroznaeem pre lubed?

Yes - The Douyu Shark Linears were factory lubed - it was a pretty decent job. Here are the specifications on the switches: Type: 3-Pin Linear Actuation Force: 45gf Bottom Out: 55gf Pre Travel: 2.0mm Total Travel: 4.0mm Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find out what material the switches were made of - but it's likely PC. You can read the full review here: nerdy-nest.com/ajazz-x-douyu-dkm200-review-a-budget-75percent-keyboard-done-right

@@shahroznaeem did you ordered it from temu

@dhvegeta4772 I got it from the Ajazz store.

It's a decent board - excellent for entry level.

Aula F75 came with North-Facing LEDs, but I have seen some recent reviews where people have said they received a board with South Facing LEDs. I am not sure about that - I will have some new units in a while and will be able to confirm. Google Translate: Aula F75 поставляется со светодиодами, обращенными на север, но я видел несколько недавних обзоров, в которых люди говорили, что получили плату со светодиодами, обращенными на юг. Я в этом не уверен - через некоторое время у меня появятся новые юниты, и я смогу это подтвердить.

Full key anti ghosting - I managed to do 50 keys at the same time on Microsoft's ghosting tester but pretty sure you can go more than that. In my case, that's as many as I can hit with both my hands 😅 www.microsoft.com/applied-sciences/projects/anti-ghosting-demo

Standard 3/5 Pin sockets so you can put in any switch you like.

Worth every rupee! You can read the entire review and checkout the breakdown on the full review: nerdy-nest.com/ajazz-x-douyu-dkm200-review-a-budget-75percent-keyboard-done-right

Kaisa ha ye keyboard

@sorryyouloseme4757 It's an excellent keyboard - you can read the full review at the link above.

Keyboard Is Delivered to me And It Looks Wonderful I Really Love It worth it Brother ​@@sorryyouloseme4757

It's hot-swappable but has rivet sockets that only accept 3-pin switches similar to the basic Outemu ones or Akko CS and Ajazz basics.

@@H3SO88 It came pre-installed with Akko Rosewood linears

@@Conniestitution I haven't tried to open it. But from the looks of it, the bottom half of the case is clamped to the top. If you manage to pry it open with a pick, you should be able to unscrew the board from the top half and deal with the leds.

The product listings provide this URL: www.mkespnhk.com/Download.aspx?ClassID=37 Select K808.

@marenxiii Hi there! 👋 Yes - you can change the keycaps - Any mx-style low profile keycaps would work on this. NuPhy and Womier offer some decent options, but NuPhy's keycap sets are more expensive.

I have the variant with red linear switches but it does come with blue clicky and brown tactile switches as well. Mine is relatively silent but you should keep in mind that most mechanical keyboards are not fully silent. There is some level of sound. That said, this is good enough to use as long as you don't hit the keys hard.

@@audioAI I hate Cherry and OEM profiles with a passion. Funny thing is, I don't even know why. 😂

Hi @3uts_ ! 👋 We have it linked on our site. nerdy-nest.com/gibkey-g68

The black one I have is "Thunder Black" - unfortunately this keycaps or color variant doesn't come with Ice Vein Switches. You get this with Leobog Graywoods and I've seen some listings with Reapers. With the Graywoods I've seen local sellers selling them for around 16-18k. The Ice Vein switches come only with the Glacier Blue and Wind Chime keycaps. I've seen a listing of Ice Veins with the Ceder Green as well but it was marked as out of stock.

@@shahroznaeem ok I am looking for this same one like you have i.e Black one, where to get and how much will be the total cost?

@@misdaqmehdi4315 Please reach out via nerdy-nest.com

The keyboard has standard 3/5 pin hot-swap sockets and comes with Jixian Red 3-pin switches (you do also have the option of getting this with Black, Blue or Brown swtiches.) For the red, these are the specs: Operating Force: 45 gf End Force: 65 gf Pre Travel: 2.00mm Total Travel: 4.00mm It is great that it has standard sockets, so you can pretty much plug in any switch.

It depends on what sort of experience you're looking for. From the specifications, it looks like Graywoods have less pre-travel so they actuate with less force, but Ice Veins offer a more smoother experience and they provide a more thockier sound. If budget is not an issue, I would say get the Ice Veins, otherwise Graywoods are excellent and the F75 is generally a quiet board thanks to the excellent sound dampening. For your co-workers, it's hard to say. If they're picky, they might not like any mechanical keyboard no matter how quiet it is. Otherwise it should be fine.

​@@shahroznaeem if you have used rk m75 silvers, how would you compare loudness of Aula's graywoods to that? Also the second part is the same keyboard, right? Can you link those key caps.

I haven't used the RK M75 Silvers - but a quick search reveals they are Royal Kludge's Fast Silver switches - 1.2mm pre travel and 45gf actuation force makes it really quick and light to activate. I'm assuming they don't come with a lot of lube so in which case, the Graywoods, while actuating a bit later, would offer a more smoother experience. The second part is the same keyboard, yes. Aula F75 comes in a variety of different configurations. "Reef Gray" is what you would be looking for if you want the gradient black/gray keycaps. In my case, the client asked for Reef Gray, but I couldn't find it in stock. So I got the Thunder Black instead and added some after-market gradient keycaps. You can find these on a number of platforms - just search for gradient PBT keycaps.

Ideally, yes, I believe so. The switches are hotswappable and as far as I can tell, there's no reason you can't take out the Outemus and plug in some Gaterons.

Outemu Red Linears. You can see the description at 1:17 on the bottom right of the video.

​@@shahroznaeem is it a worth it keyboard for Students

@@rehananjum6785 It totally depends on the use cases. I don't know what you mean by students. It works great, has hotswappable sockets (even though they are rivets), is wireless and comes with a software to reprogram keys and create macros. Does it provide a thocky / muted / creamy sound profile out of the box? No, but it has potential to be modded. The switches are decent and smooth and I believe it can be a good board.

@@shahroznaeem For a student Learning Coding

​@@rehananjum6785 I've written code on this, created documents, played some games - I had zero issues. Keep in mind that everyone has personal preferences - if you don't like OEM profile keycaps or linear switches, you probably won't like this. Form my perspective, this keyboard is a great wireless and hotswappable board in the budget category.

Machenike Air50 is a low profile board with no sound dampening material. Here's the same board with some mods done to it: kzbin.inforf-Sojeojas?feature=share

It's not exactly wobbly - the keys are stable. The cherry profile keycaps make it sound like that. Overall, the keyboard is built well and while not exactly premium, it doesn't feel cheap either. The switches are smooth - I kind of prefer them over the Pheonix ones by Gamakay. Standard HE features - adjustable actuation point, dynamic key stroke (multiple actions tied to the same switch,) rapid trigger, high polling rate. It does have the other standard features like macros and stuff. It doesn't have anything akin to snaptap - but they may add it later.

@@shahroznaeem Excellent, thank you very much ! I'm going for a nice gaming build with the two-tone black and brown case and a nice coffee themed moa keycaps on top, it will be awesome!

I've ordered 2 Lucky 65s till date and had zero issues - while placing the order, make sure that you're ordering from a choice listing or directly from the Weikav official store. Tip: 11.11 sale is coming up - you'll get a far better deal then. Also, Lucky65 v2 is also out and it has some improvements over the v1.

Here's the unboxing: kzbin.infoMzPpaiGgz64 You can go over my channel to see the sound tests - there are 2.

It's offered by Zuoya as both - Comes in either Black/White as a barebones (without switches/keycaps) or as a prebuilt (with Haimu linear switches and Cherry profile PBT keycaps.) This unit that I reviewed was a Black prebuilt.

@@shahroznaeem How can I identify if it's the full version or if it's just the base?

@sousaiwnl Product listings will specify whether it's a full keyboard (with keycaps and switches) or a kit/barebones (without keycaps/switches.) Depending on where you're purchasing from, you can also message the seller to verify.

Something like Snaptap? Unfortunately, no. At least not at the moment, but it may be added at a later point via updates.

@@shahroznaeem ty sir

From what I can tell, the manufacturer doesn't have any website of its own and operates through distributors on AliExpress, Shopee and other platforms such as Lazada. There was an address on the box of the board in Chinese. Also, there was a QR code in the manual which gives the link below for WeChat. weixin.qq.com/r/6RE2Lu3EQbA_ralN90T7 The Rain65M uses a windows software for reprogramming that's identical to ones used by other brands, so the keyboard uses a white-label PCB.

This software here works: files.catbox.moe/x9zevq.zip

My microphone does pick up a lot more sound even with the lowest sensitivity. I think part of it is because it's on the same desk but I may be wrong. In person, the board was quiet.

@@aliazmat1801 Thank you for the trust and support! 😄

@@ChimichangaYT that's a decent price. If you wait for 11.11 or black Friday sales, you might be able to get this at a cheaper price. But even for 34 USD, as a prebuilt board, it offers a solid experience. Zuoya has done an outstanding job at offering a quality product at a very decent price, that includes a Gasket mount and significant amount of padding.

@@shahroznaeem thanks for the info!!

Unfortunately, no. Zuoya offers a proprietary Windows software only. However, I found this GMK61 listing on Amazon - www.amazon.com/FKZ-GMK61-Barebones-Mechanical-Programmable/dp/B0D8FTNVC4?th=1 It says that it is VIA programmable. If I can get the JSON file, I can try it out with the board I have to confirm.

@@shahroznaeem Thanks for the reply! Where can I get their software? If you can get the JSON file, please reply to my comment again. Thanks in advance!

@kiskiskiksi So I reached out to FKZ store's support on Amazon. Here was their response: "Please accept our sincere apology our GMK61 kit does not support VIA now, the listing was misrepresented, our keyboard supports custom software, we will send it to you if you need it." Funnily, I also dropped a message to Zuoya on AliExpress. Their bot responded back with "The GMK61 keyboard is indeed programmable via the VIA software." And when I asked for the JSON file, it said it doesn't have the capability to provide custom JSON but will transfer it to their technical support agent. I'm still waiting to hear back from them. In the meantime, I've tried other 61 json files and VIA doesn't detect the GMK61. But it's interesting to see the chatbot automatically respond with that statement because Zuoya don't mention VIA support anywhere in the product listing.

@@shahroznaeem Hi, I've also emailed their support about Via, but I haven't heard back yet. I sent an email to the person they provided the Zuoya software to (he also said he would try to figure out Via). I will wait for his reply and support's reply. If I get any response, I will post it here

@@shahroznaeem Have you tried JSON from Cidoo QK61? They look very similar to the Zuoya GMK61

Haimu Linears Type: 5-Pin Linear Operating Force: 42gf +- 5gf Pretravel: 2.0mm +- 0.5mm Total Travel: 3.6mm +- 0.3mm

@@abrarfaisalhaque9944 Pricing varies based on platform, region and different on-going sales. But usually these are the pricing per platform AliExpress: USD 50-70 MechKeys: USD 69.99 Lazada: USD 50 Shopee: USD 50

@@aliazmat1801 Thank you for trusting me with the build! 😄

@@ujang0711 The software is basic but functional - you can remap buttons and create macros.

Aye Thank you sir ​@@shahroznaeem

You can definitely get that on a sticker and apply it. Other options would include a laser engraver.

Thanks! 😁

Pixart 3325

Retail listings are for around 130 MYR or 30 USD.

You need the firmware to create macros, adjust actuation points or other configurations. RGB presets you can configure from the board shortcut keys but if you want user defined one, you need the software for that. Fortunately, once you have configured it, you cna uninstall the software.

@ratGTRules, only 2 sockets - LMB and RMB are hotswappable. The sockets accept both 2 pin Microswitches and the standard 3 pins. The extra buttons on the left side of the mouse are no hotswappable as far as I can tell. I'll have to open the mouse up to get to them. The removable shells only allow access to the battery and the LMB / RMB switches.

@nits1185 It's hard to tell but I haven't really noticed any such problems

please send link to sofware i need it

@@jchinli6394 Here: files.catbox.moe/x9zevq.zip

@gyaniIsfailure Thank you! 😄 FYI - Subscribers will probably get an extra discount 👀

@@shahroznaeem already subscribed.