Category: Mechanical keyboard

I think I’ve already said this before, but yeah, the Best 75% Low Profile mechanical keyboard got even better. I’m talking about the NuPhy Air75 V2 and this time, I don’t think anyone can argue about it.  Everything we wanted from the first version is now here including better software now supporting QMK and Via and with an improved wireless performance that is good enough even for competitive gaming. The design and construction were also improved with a more refined texture and a better frosted bottom case. Not to mention…

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I think I found the perfect minimalist keycap set for the NEW NuPhy Air75 V2 as you can tell, it’s as if it was made specifically for my Desk Setup. I’m talking about the XVX Skyline R2 Low Profile PBT Doubleshot Keycaps. What I have here is the Normcore shine-through variant that consists of white, retro grey, and black colorways. But this is also available in different colors. I’ll put some links below if you’re interested.  These keycaps are made out of durable PBT plastic with doubleshot material for the…

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Sharing my Unboxing, First Impressions, and Sound Test for the LoFree Flow mechanical keyboard. This proved to be a decent contender for a decent low-profile keyboard as it sounds and feels really good out of the box. It also features a minimal and sleek design with an aluminum chassis and nice white keycaps.    LoFree Flow Unboxing, First Impressions, and Sound Test     Subscribe for more reviews like this!

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Sharing my Unboxing, First Impressions, and Out of the Box sound test for the Noir Timeless82 Mechanical Keyboard. I’m still waiting for the software to get released before I finish and share with you my Full Review. This keyboard actually sounds really good out of the box with its KTT Kang White switches, stock PBT Dye sublimated keycaps, and pretty good construction.    Noir Timeless82 Unboxing, First Impressions, and Sound Test     Subscribe for more reviews like this!

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Sharing a dedicated Unboxing, First Impressions, and Out of the Box sound test for the Nuphy Field75 before I share with you the Full Review which I’m still currently working on so that you won’t need to wait a couple of weeks to get a good idea about what this keyboard has to offer.  NuPhy Field75 Unboxing, First Impressions, and Sound Test     Subscribe for more reviews like this!

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Yo Brollies, I heard you like knobs on your keyboard, well, how many do you need? because I have some extras here with the Skyloong GK75. haha. This thing has a whopping 4 customizable knobs and possibly more given the number of options on the PCB. And not only that, these encoders are actually hot-swappable making them versatile to cater to your personal preference. Other than that, it features a standard exploded 75% layout, a non-conventional gasket design, tri-mode connectivity, and hot-swappable switches. Oh, it also has an optional split…

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Alright brollies, hear me out, The ROG Azoth is in my opinion, the best mechanical keyboard ROG has ever put out in the market to date and like I said in my dedicated unboxing of this keyboard, this is probably the first time I got so excited on an ROG keyboard. The reason is that, unlike their old mechanical keyboards, the ROG Azoth features a relatively standard layout, standard mechanical switches with hot-swappable PCB, and an easy-to-modify construction and on top of that, a gasket mount design with multiple sound…

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Alright Brollies, a couple of weeks ago I shared with you my Unboxing and Teardown Guide for the Angry Miao AM Compact Touch Mechanical Keyboard, and today, after using it as my daily driver, I’m finally ready to give you my full review and what I really think about it’s controversial Touch Panel. The AM Compact touch is one of the most unique custom mechanical keyboards out in the market as it features not only the said touch panel but also offers a highly modular leaf spring design that essentially…

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You know what? I like it when a brand tries to veer away from the typical boring stuff and offers something quite different regardless of whether it is just a gimmick or not, as long as it doesn’t take away much from the overall normal experience, I’m all for it. Especially when it comes to the mechanical keyboard hobby that honestly, starts to get saturated with pretty much the same offering just slight iteration here and there. Today, we’re taking a look at something different with the Angry Miao Compact…

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I can’t believe it has been 3 years since I reviewed the first ever Xbows Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboard but now, we’re taking a look at their latest offering which essentially shares the main characteristic of the original Xbows keyboard but with significant changes to cater to a wider audience. It still features Xbows own ergonomic split layout but it now offers standard keycap sizes, hot-swappable switches, and wireless mode, all in a crystal clear acrylic construction. With that being said, let’s get into it.   X-Bows Crystal Review – Better…

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As you may have noticed I don’t usually do dedicated reviews of keycap sets on our channel but I’ll make an exception for this one. When you hear the brand cablemod, I’m pretty sure a lot of you will recognize them as the premium custom PC cable provider. But did you know that for the past year, they’ve slowly entered the mechanical keyboard Enthusiast Market space they started with custom coil cables, and now, they recently introduced their premium line of laser ABS keycaps. However, I feel like it is…

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The best pre-built mechanical keyboard is now available in the 3 most popular layouts. 65% with the Halo65, 75% with the Halo75 and now 96% with a numpad with the Halo96. Which one you should choose will base entirely on your personal preference but essentially, they are all pretty much the same in terms of construction, design, and features, just different in terms of form factors. They all feature robust build quality made out of a combination of aluminum top cover and hard plastic bottom case with a steel plate…

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Alright Brollies, let’s get back into mechanical keyboards with the MonsGeek M2. I’ve always wanted to review a full-sized or at least a keyboard with a proper numpad since the mechanical keyboard market space is now saturated with compact form factors, there are a ton of full-sized keyboards from mainstream brands but most are pre-builts with little to no customization options. And if you think about it, I think you can only count on your fingers the options for customizable keyboards with a numpad. One of which is the MonsGeek…

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Yo Brollies, you know what? after creating over 100 videos about mechanical keyboards varying from extreme budget to some expensive ones, there’s always a place in my heart for those bang-for-the-buck options that offer comparable sound and feel without necessarily having to break the bank. One of those is the Rakk Gears Haribon, I love it so much that I had it custom painted and I modded its internals with my favorite modding methods. So in this video, I’ll share all of that and I’ll also feature a couple of…

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When I first found out about the Fantech Maxfit81, I immediately got excited, because it features something a lot of people are looking after. An OLED display on a mainstream budget keyboard. Not only that, but it also features, south facing hot-swappable PCB, a volume knob, a tried and tested 75% layout with a highly customizable gasket mount design, and most importantly, tri-mode connectivity. So on paper, it pretty much checks all my boxes. However, this keyboard has some quality control issues that need to be addressed. With that being…

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I’ve been looking forward to trying out the Cooler Master CK721 since its announcement earlier this year but, to be honest, I completely forgot about it because of the rather long release date. A release that I feel like is kind of late given all the keyboards that came sooner with the same or closer to the specifications of the Cooler Master CK721. With that being said, it’s here now and we now have the chance to finally take a crack at it. I still feel like this is a…

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