Qwertykeys NEO80 (Lubed Gateron Smoothie switches, JSJT Mizu Keycaps) Sound Test

So, my last video had the picture from the JSJT #mizu keycaps, but the video from the Keyreative KAT Mizu Full Moon keycaps and so it was a bit misleading, so! Now I have the ‪@qwertykeys2119‬ #neo80 again, with the @Gateron Switch Smoothies that I lubed with 3204 to even out the factory lubing. And the JSJT Mizu Keycaps.
Specs:
Qwertykeys NEO80
Gateron Smoothie Switches (Lubed)
JSJT Mizu Dye Syb Keycaps
NEOStabs (Lubed)
All Foams
Bean Gaskets

[@DadTech1981]

Can't be more excited I ordered this board a few days ago. How long did it take to get to you?

[@ChrisJames024]

It took about a month and a half... but once QK shipped it, I had it in my hands in 3 days... For comparison, I ordered my Zoom98 through KeebsForAll in October and it *might* start shipping this week.

[@DadTech1981]

@@ChrisJames024 that's a long wait. This would be my first time pre-ordering and I couldn't be more excited I check the status multiple times everyday. I'm going crazy lol

[@kaozer666]

which plate are you using for this?

[@ChrisJames024]

This is with the PC Plate, my favorite plate

[@DadTech1981]

@@ChrisJames024 did you get the flex cut PCB or non?

[@ChrisJames024]

@@DadTech1981 I didn't know there was a flex cut version, I got the tri-mode. Usually if there is a flex-cut option then I get it. Sometimes, depending on the other options this might change things. In the case of the QK100 I bought the flex-cut PCB initially, but then I decided that I wanted the RGB, which is only available on the wired-only PCB which does not have flex cuts (and also does not operate the screen) so I change up between the two PCBs depending on my mood.