Here it us, just add it to Aliexpress link in the browser /item/1005006050178592.html?sku_id=12000035494147250&spm=a2g2x.productlist.search_results.0.ac43115bdOBG1G Also make sure to get screws! Ask the seller, or look at kbdfans, or else you won’t be able to attach the plate to pcb

@@arcsyko Thank you so much. I am in the US, how long do you think it takes to get here? Also, do I just add the screws from the same page to my cart?

@@nicswanson4121 from what I heard it might take quite some time, maybe more than a month, though I've seen reviews from Canada and US

@@nicswanson4121 as for the screws, I think the screws provided by the seller should be sufficient, but you can also find them on kbdfans

hi, in my experience the spacebar is perfectly balanced with these stabs I broke the original ones, which is why I went with 3rd party stabs in the first place, but I heard there are no extra changes required for jades in terms of pole length

I'd say just go for some sound dampening material that is removed easily and decide for yourself. Car noise insulation is an ass to remove from the case.

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hey, im from russia, so not sure the link would be helpful" generally, I think any sort of sticky car insulation will do however, keep in mind that it might be too hard to remove from the case later on

@@arcsyko I hear you, I was just wondering about the thickness of the insulator you're using. Because I do have some sorbothane, however, I was planning on keeping the film on (just so it doesn't stick to the case)

tbh its more like that the stabs are done badly by me, maybe I will get the 60HE module some day and use good screw in stabs with these switches

POM is a type of plastic; a plate (in keyboard terms) is what keeps switches secure to the PCB/printed circuit board.

@@ItsNotFrey thank you!

straight out of the box, factory lubed

Aliexpress, but make sure to also get a mounting screw pack, because sometimes the plates come without them

did u try the L45s or only the L60s

@@jonathanmoreira8930 no but im assuming tis roughly the same, the lekker switches just have bad tolerance, the gap between the stem and housing is just too wide and make a rattling sound.

@@jonathanmoreira8930 also i know there are ppl who say its a lubing issue, I have hand lube all by l60 and they are marginally better but the rattle is still very noticeable. whereas the jades are clean out the box and the tolerance is comparable to most of the good traditional switches. I haven't tried the raptors HE but I heard they are a good alternative if you don't like the Jades for some reason.

@@chainofenkidu9451 if I've understood correctly, they're essentially the same thing with different paint and spring, the wobble/rattle and all are the same between l45/l60 from my experience besides just being barely lighter to tap

Did u replace ur stabs with ur wooting 60he when u installed the jades? Cos for me i have the stock stab on 60he+ and installed the jades, but ive been getting an issue with my spacebar were it would lift up, if i press down on the left or right side of it...

I'd say they are more clacky and louder, but at least they feel like something :D

they are lubed from the factory, but maybe at some point I will hand lube them

it doesn't. it's higher pitched and less scratchy

the noise isolation material is sticky, I just placed it at the bottom and pressed it slightly, then I installed everything else

@@arcsykoyes exactly that’s what i mean tho the whole case is ruined if you ever plan on removing it:(

@@leoclacks true, I won't use this again tbh when I rebuild the keyboard on my new case :D

ONKRON G160

different

@@arcsyko put stock switches and make a vid of sound pls?

I use a poron foam that is (I think) a bit softer than the original foam that comes with the keyboard. I got it on aliexpress, try searching for "Wooting sound pack" if you want to check it out I also use the IXPE (some sort of material) switch pad from this pack

As for compatibility, Jades work perfectly fine without any adjustments, their footprint and fitting is exactly the same I'm not sure what kind of stabs they provide for the module, but if it's screw-ins I'd say tune them and leave them in

@@arcsyko thank you

thanks! just stock lube for now, honestly feels pretty good already

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Exactly

wdym exactly? it can be set up as analog though people found more use for rapid trigger in fps games than analog movement

@@arcsyko I just factchecked, turns out the Gateron Jades are designed to work on halleffect boards so the board itself wouldnt know if its got Jades or the stock ones... I assumed these switches are traditional contact based ones like the BOX Jades or the Wuque Jades so I thought you did some heavy modding on the stock PCB to make this work or just dropped in a different one altogether, my bad.

their footprint is exactly the same as Lekkers', and in general they are made to be working for Wooting, it wouldn't make sense for these switches to not work with default stabs I think there's a lot of builds on reddit with these and default stabs

Oh okay , I just heard that we need long pole stems for these switches. was not sure if it was true or not. @@arcsyko

build a wooting with a good case, good mount and Lekker switches, let's hear how it sounds

i think it doesnt affect anything since the distance is reduced from lower end of the travel

for me 99 cents even :D I think in a couple of years magnet keyboards will become the standard and everything's going to be cheaper

I will try to tune the stabs better once my new case arrives. Also the plate is POM so its quite soft which could affect the stability

​@@arcsyko What stabs are you using? I'm not fully informed on Wooting so does it support clip ins and screw ins?

@@yozo9679 I broke the original spacebar stab when I was changing keycaps, so I got 3rd party stabs Original 60HE only supports plate mount stabs, so I use these. You can find the name in the description But Wooting has recently released the 60HE module which supports screw-ins

specs say the min. setting is 0.2mm, but to me there's no difference, pretty much the same feel

no I use it on the same 0.1mm setting

Are you talking about non Hall effect long pole gaterons? Because they are some of the best available, definitely have the most unique sounds

Of course they are lmao what were you expecting? A switch that both the most technically advanced AND the best sounding? No chance. These switches were made not to sound good, but to be technically advanced without sounding horrible. It’s a given that they don’t sound the greatest however they definitely are on par with some non HE switches which is more that what we’ve had before

@@Iam....--.. gateron is more than capable of doing good sounding HE switches, not putting a hole in their switch is the first step.

@@pokepokepoke64literally said “non-long poles”

no HE switch in the universe will ever sound better than a normal switch unless something changes

buy one

try the monsgeek m1 he

take your time. the wooting is pretty expensive but it is THE keyboard for gaming.

true, that's probably my installation of 3rd party stabs. I will be rebuilding the keyboard soon with Freebird60 case so will try to fix it

thanks for the comment not sure exactly about the performance, but I've been on 0.1mm setting from day 1 and I don't notice the difference, it's the same super light touch to trigger a keypress scientifically there could be a difference and on Gateron's website it says 0.2mm is the minimum setting. But the total travel distance is shorter as well (3.5mm compared to 4.0mm on Lekkers) so if I have to sacrifice 0.1mm of sensitivity distance, I'd choose Jades over any lekker switch any time :D

@@arcsyko word? damn I might have to cop soon 👀

@@loveu2death yeah I'd say this switch is the way to go among any hall effect switch for better feel and sound

Hello! I did not noise isolate it personally. When I ordered the keyboard, there was an option to do additional isolation of the case. However, later I found out that they use some car noise isolation material and ordered it for another keyboard that I built myself. It's sticky and soft, so you can lay it around the bottom of the case. As for the exact brand, I'm not sure since I'm from Russia, I ordered the material that is produced locally. But a quick google search gives me the name Siless, that's probably something you want to look for. I will be doing a video some time later of rebuilding my keyboard and I can show how the applied material looks at the bottom of another aluminum case.

yes it works fully and there is no interference in the color

I've got the brass weight in there that is sold separately for Tofu60 Redux. I mounted it using o-rings

Did you use any of the stand offs that came with the redux?

@@tinypickle hi, just noticed your question I think I didnt, I only used the mounting holes that are located in the right and the left (4 in total) if I recall correctly, the ones that require the standoffs are closer to the middle and I didnt use them

@@arcsyko how do you o-ring mount it, care to explain a little more?

Sounds awesome! Did you use the stock case foam and the sound dampener?