The Typeplus x YiKB stabilizer / QK65 / The TTC Venus / Domikey Keycaps

Case - QK65 keyboard.
Mounting - Gasket-Bean
Plate - POM
Foam - all (without PE layer)
Switches - The TTC Venus(Stock)
Stabs - The Typeplus x YiKB stabilizer
Keycaps - Domikey ABS
Deskmat - jacquard / Dd
Magnetic cable usb
Mods- NONE
The TTC Venus switch features an ingenious internal design that balances a smooth, frictionless glide with a springy "Q-texture" reminiscent of biting into chewy mochi or tapioca pearls. Its light actuation enables rapid, effortless typing, while its muted sound signature ensures a subdued typing experience.
Type: Linear
Actuation force: 45g
Bottom out force: 52g
Total travel: 3.8mm
Mount type: PCB (5-pin)
Top housing material: POM
Bottom housing material: Polycarbonate
Factory lubed

[@orellinvvardengra6775]

Well I was going to get some Gateron beers but I think I might want to change it up to something like this. I feel like it would be a nice first dip into the linear world.

[@felipenouzen]

Do you prefer Typeplus x YiKB or Swagkeys Knight stabilizers for less rattle sounds?

[@Neprawda.]

Knight stabilizers were sold only in South Korea. I couldn't buy them for a very long time. I bought them last month and they will arrive to me within a week. Then I can compare.

[@Hahahanoyes]

Super lubed

[@sm2829]

Typeplus x YIKB stabilizers vs Stabies 2.1 - thoughts?

[@Neprawda.]

A difficult question.) Stabies has two versions. Nylon may be slower. And the PC version may be very fast for pressing. If it is important for someone to press without the feeling of slowness, without slowness. Then Stabies is of course better. Type&plus only has one version. And it can be like nylon stabies slow. Since the dimensions of the case tolerances are low, there is little space for wobbling. On the other hand, the Stabies must be made straight by hand. And it must be lubricated. And the Type&Plus may turn out that nothing needs to be done. I mean that the combination of the switch and keycap can be such that the Type&Plus stabilizer is default out of the box. You can just install it and that's it. The tension of the structure from the combination of the switch and keycap will simply not cause ratling or the "click-click" sound. With the Stabies, it is necessary to manually align everything and lubricate everything.

[@sm2829]

@@Neprawda. Thanks for the feedback. I'm currently stuck with Durock V2, and the ticking and rattling forced me to look for stabs that best avoid this. I ordered the stabies 2.1 and typeplus - i guess i might have to just see the different for myself. On a side note, holee mod on the Durock V2 seems to have mitigated the ticking and rattling - but I'm not sure if this is a permanent solution.

[@sm2829]

@@Neprawda. i managed to try both now. Stabies v2.1 is better in my case. Typeplus had no wobble or tick - but the upstroke(?) after the keypress had a slight rattle. With stabies, there is no wobble or tick, even after keypress. Lubed housing and stems for both with krytox / Lubed wire with permatex.

[@Neprawda.]

@@sm2829 Did you straighten the wire by hand?

[@sm2829]

@@Neprawda. I straightened wires for both.

[@Суха-с6щ]

Здравствуйте, как думаете что стоит выбрать: qk65v2, neo7, neo8 или tofu 65 2.0?

[@Neprawda.]

neo8

[@Суха-с6щ]

@@Neprawda. спасибо