BETTER Than the Monsgeek M1?! | Chosfox CF81 Keyboard Review

[@PrestonsThoughts]

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:16 Pricing 0:32 Unboxing 0:42 Gasket Options 1:00 Stabilizers 1:17 Keyboard Kit Specs 1:34 Volume Knob 1:57 My Build(Switches & Keycaps, etc.) 2:16 Back, Side Profile, & Keyboard Finish 2:47 Build Process 3:07 Biggest Annoyance 3:42 Initial Thoughts on Sound Profile 3:54 Sound Test 4:38 Thoughts on Sound Profile Continued 4:59 Final Thoughts

[@mufaa]

Interesting comment about flex-cut plates. I built the Epomaker EK75 which comes with one, and I did not face problems with the plate whatsoever. I have built and re-built it multiples without issues. I kind of like flex-cut plates when the gaskets work together to provide a good bouncy typing experience (which the EK75 does), otherwise I don't necessarily see the point of it.

[@PrestonsThoughts]

I see it might just be me sucking then lmao

[@jammies701]

Why not just use a plate fork or chopsticks to handle the flexible plate?

[@PrestonsThoughts]

True you definitely could, but overall I just don't like flex cuts in general

[@albertko1]

How's the typing angle? Is it shallow like the Monsgeek boards?

[@PrestonsThoughts]

Good question! According to what I could find, this board has a 6 degree typing angle vs a 4 degree typing angle(might not be entirely accurate) on the Monsgeek m1!

[@albertko1]

@@PrestonsThoughts then this is already better than the M1 for me... It would definitely be more comfortable for people like me that prefer 6-7% angle

[@calvinw6584]

Any information on the CF81 Pro? I see it on the Chofox site, but not much info otherwise

[@PrestonsThoughts]

No unfortunately I don't have it on me either

[@guitaristofspeed]

I'm looking to purchase the Pro version - it seems to be an enhanced regular version with bluetooth, and the added brass weight. It also comes with a nice carrying case. To me, the case itself is worth the few dollars extra. If you look at the listing of what the package contains you can see the difference.