This full-sized keyboard is pretty decent... | LTC Nimbleback NB1041 Pro Review

[@jocelyne9875]

Very helpful and informative review, thank you!

[@casiopea1979]

Thanks for the review. It's hard to find full size keyboard with all the new stuff like the screen and wireles connectivity. I work with old systems so I need the Insert key, and for me the num pad is super helpful as well. I don't need to look at the keyboard when typing numbers that way.

[@keebdude]

No problem! It for sure is

[@mr.guillotine3766]

I used to be a fan of full size, but that was before I got my first mech board...until then I had always used membrane but due to having a cat that liked to throw it on the floor so she had space to sit on my desk, it eventually broke. I got a cheap mech to replace it, and it's only a 60%, and I don't miss the extra keys at all 99% of the time. The options that are out there now for truly budget boards, with hot swap, is really encouraging. I'm poor, but I am thinking I'd like to go 65%, it should still leave my cat plenty of room so I don't think she'll be throwing it to the floor lol. (sorry random comment basically)

[@keebdude]

Haha don't say sorry. It's fun to hear stories like that, good to hear that your cat has better space on the desk now😉

[@mr.guillotine3766]

@@keebdude Space for the cat is the only thing that matters lol

[@SmokeDaJitt]

I kinda lost my taste for full size, but this keeb kinda has me willing to try full sized keebs again. Such a slept on creator as these are consistent BANGERS🖤

[@keebdude]

Thank you so much bro

[@luiscuper6731]

Hello, thank you very much for uploading this video. I found the keyboard on Amazon and I wanted to research it. Personally, I really like 100% keyboards. I am aware that they are not currently widely used for aesthetic reasons or other specific tastes. I program, I usually use the number keys a lot. , insert, etc. I would like you to please tell me if you recommend lubricating the keys? mentions that it is a weak point 2:00. Is it so necessary to lubricate? I'm new to buying one of these mechanical keyboards. If I'm honest, I don't know much about their care and maintenance. Your advice would be very helpful. Greetings from Peru, I will be waiting for your response and again thank you very much.

[@keebdude]

Hola Luis, lubing the switches would improve the feel and sound a lot. You would definitely notice a difference, but I would personally buy factory lubed switched to save time lubing switches as it takes several hours. I really like HMX switches, and would suggest you to look at those. Maybe check out the "Royal Kludge S98" keyboard, as it has factory lubed switches.

[@luiscuper6731]

@@keebdude I understand, thank you very much for the advice, I will take it into account. I will look at the keyboard you told me about as a possible option and also the HMX switches.

[@keebdude]

@@luiscuper6731 Great! No problem.

[@barryoneill_official]

The keys don't appear to be double-shot as you claimed. No light is apparent in your tests.

[@keebdude]

Are you sure what the term double-shot means?

[@barryoneill_official]

@@keebdude Sorry, my bad. I assumed that double-shot was always in order to allow illumination of the keys...that's not the case.

[@keebdude]

@@barryoneill_official No worries :)

[@brettherbst-fr1he]

do you have any advice if the back light will not turn on??

[@keebdude]

check the user manual 😄