Hearted Youtube comments on Switch and Click (@SwitchandClickOfficial) channel.

  1. i love how in keyboards everybodys like "NO USE GMK KEYCAPS THEY LOOK SO GOOD AND THEY SOUND GOOD" and "NO BRASS>ALIMUNIUM" or some shit but then when it comes to mods its just "put tape on the back of ur PCB" "put foam in your case" like shit went from 100 dollars to 1 dollar real quick
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  2. That was hilarious & so fun to watch!!! You were incredibly creative with how you approached your build, & it actually came out really well!
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  3. All the unlikes are from Glarses because of the Cherry MX Brown stat
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  4. Tier-wise switches name: S-tier: Zaku, Milky Yellow Pro, NK Creams, Gazzew Bobba Gum, Blue Bubblegums A-tier: Silent Alpacas, TTC Ace, TTC Speed Silver, TTC Gold Pink, Durock POM, KTT Switches (Rose, Peach, Sea Salt Lemon, Strawberry), Gateron Cap Golden, Black Switches (Black Ink V2, Box Ink), Durock Linears, Durock Lavenders B-tier: Aqua Kings, Tecsee Jadeite/Diamond, Gateron CJ, Akko Switches (Jelly White, Jelly Pink, Jelly Black, Matcha Green, Radient Red, Rose Red), NK Silk/Dry Switches, Glorious Lynx(Stock), 8008 Ink, Jwicks Ultimate Black, NK Silk Olivia, Thock Marshmallows, Tealios, Kinetic Labs Husky, Tecsee Ruby V1 C-tier: Alpacas, Moyu Studio Queen and Wuque Studio Original Aspiration (OA), SP Star Meteor Whites, Jwicks Black, Banana Splits, Halu-Halo, Tecsee Porcelain Blue D-tier: Kailh fried eggs, Kailh Box Red V2, Box Creams, Kailh Burgundy, Kailh Black, Blue Velvet, Wuque Onions, Tecsee Lychee F-tier: Gateron Clears, Gateron (Yellow, Red, Silver), Kailh Box Red, Kailh Red
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  5. "I'm bringing this to school" I think Betty could do voice overs for cartoons 😊
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  6. Silent switches look so fine, I'm beginning to think the o rings, key caps and all the ingredients cost more than the actual keyboard, lol
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  7. The keyboard looks insane! HyperX has stepped up and I can't believe there was a 65% too :0
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  8. K6 is 65%, K8 is 80%... K2 is 75% - one of these naming conventions is not like the other. :p
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  9. I cant even QWERTY how am i going to start QDRWBJEIMASODIJRRFGHBOLGH
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  10. i tripped out a bit when the sound test for 10:27 came after when betty was talking XD
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  11. The amount of intense quiet screaming going on and the hype over a knob is lol!! But well done Betty, that was a cheap and high quality build...
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  12. Just for info, they just update the board and this Keyboard is now hot swappable. For the price it's very cool!
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  13. Was wondering why you chose browns, but it actually makes sense because she’s never used a custom before I guess you could say it’s the best middle ground for linear and tactile
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  14. As a keyboard enthusiast and an audiophile, I like my empty wallet
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  15. A YouTuber that can explain really good you definitely earned a sub
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  16. I love how betty is always in a constant state of quiet screaming
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  17. actually, these types of videos is much helpful for the mechanical keyboard industry, since not all have the access or maybe have the knowledge for building custom keyboards or maybe sometimes doesn't trust online stores. keep it up! been a fan of yours for a few months now!
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  18. Day 9: of asking you to show us your keyboard collection.
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  19. 10:34 They should fire the person responsible for editing
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  20. Low key insulting us at the beginning of the video, love it.
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  21. I do appreciate the clicky attention. I’m not “clicky gang” or any “gang”; I like all 3 types. But it’s nice to see the clickies getting good attention. Have you heard of the new Zeal Clickiez? I preordered a bunch. They’re supposed to be modeled after ALPS tactile click switches but made for Cherry-style uses.
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  22. Opens live chat* Switch and Click- I'm married What the hell happened here
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  23. I've been using it for over 6 years now and last month I have decided to replace it with a new one, due to switch failure and it being so worn out. Needless to say, this mouse is very tough and reliable, lasts for a good long time unlike any other mouses I've tried over the past years (always ended right back with the g502) and does everything like a champ.
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  24. Not a single person who left a hateful comment had any idea what they were talking about. Everyone who does, has your back and supports you 100%. My dms are always open, I'm here for you.
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  25. Wow this channel has become so much better! It looks more professional.
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  26. I love the actual doodoo keycaps 😂🤣
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  27. Since you're someone who does a lot of budget reviews, something that I wish you'd talk about more is the software and keymapping aspect of keyboards. When you have these smaller form factors like 60/65% most users will want to customize their keymap to fit their needs. And a lot of these budget keyboards have HORRIBLE software, which probably should be considered in anyone's purchasing decisions and definitely should be reviewed as part of the keyboarding experience. Of these options I'd choose the Keychron, even though it's less bang for the buck, simply because it can be configured with well-maintained open-source software (VIA).
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  28. i be honest I ain't never dropped a keyboard off the desk my whole life lol.
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  29. I’ve had the non-rgb one with blue switches for like 2 years and it still feels brand new. I don’t understand why a lot of people hate on cheap keyboards. I know it’s not super high quality, but for $30 it’s amazing. Edit: I’ve had their m-601 mouse too, and for $12 it’s incredible for people with bigger hands
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  30. My two cents after getting my k3 a week ago, with blue optical switches and rgb. Overall I like it and would recommend. I have a few complaints, but I think it's worth the money and I'm glad I got it. The low profile, optical, blue switches are nice. The click feels relatively subtle and quieter than the kailh low profile blues I used in a havit board. Key caps feel very nice for abs, definitely matte texture and no shining yet... keys are surprisingly stable and feel solid compared to my previous low profile keyboard. I prefer solid color, so I got the extra key cap set and used the dark grey. Looks super nice imo. Build feels good to me- as solid as it needs to be, and not cheap. The layout is great; not missing anything I need. I'm still adjusting to the short right shift, but it hasn't annoyed me enough to be a real issue, and mistakes are getting less and less. Bluetooth works about as well as I'd expect. It can be annoying to have it go to sleep to quickly, and sometimes takes ten seconds to wake, which feels like an eternity. But when it's in use and connected, it works well. Could be better, but it meets my standard. Most of the time I use the bluetooth mode even though I made it easy for myself to plug it in for gaming. I've tried the bluetooth connection for gaming and honestly the lag is acceptable. I cant say I noticed it once I got sucked into the match (Destiny 2). I feel more confident using the cable, but I realize this is partly psychological and I think you would be happy with it in non-competitive settings. It's better than older bluetooth keyboards in my experience. Biggest complaint for me is the rgb- the purple color isn't quite right to match my other LEDs, and I can't fine-tune it. Also, the green light for charging when the cable is connected shines through the key above it and it annoys me. I think they said they would look into addressing this complaint. As someone who prefers low-profile boards to full sized ones, this is very good, 90% of the way there to my ideal keyboard. I'm personally not concerned about the build (it is naturally less hefty than a massive, standard board.) I love how small it is, and for me, the typing experience is nearly perfect. I learned to type on a laptop, and I've never enjoyed full sized boards. If you are like me, then I think it does a great job being a low-profile, compact, stylish keyboard and i can recommend it.
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  31. The single screw on the bottom scares me, like imagine what she is capable of, after coming up with that, your officially on my super villain watchlist.
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  32. Tactiles are so underrated. Also, Randy was a great guest!
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  33. As someone into all three hobbies, here is my theory: It isn't just sound but those very sensitive to sensation overall. The biggest thing you pay for with an expensive pen is a pleasurable sensation of writing (how wet is the flow, how smooth, how much feedback, how flexible). Audiophiles love the sense of sound, pens love tactility, and keyboards bridge that gap for those that love both. I would wager that hypersensitive folk (common in ADHD, autism spectrum, and anxiety) are over represented in these hobbies, and I bet a lot of them also enjoy high-end photography/cinema gear for the same reason.
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  34. It’s sounds awful but soooooooo good at the same time
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  35. Hey!! I was the kid who gave you the hand wrest!! It was super awesome to meet you guys!! Ive been a fan for i think around 2 years!
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  36. Have blue switches. Can confirm. Very loud. Keeps everyone awake.
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  37. the browns are music to my ears
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  38. We need an all knob keyboard where you have to rotate each to type. Making you feel like a DJ.
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  39. damn she somehow made a 13 minute video on a singular key. Now that's impressive!
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  40. Props to Razer for inventing the fourth style of switch after Linear, Tactile, and Clicky - the Rattly switch. That WINDOWS key though.
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  41. That’s one of the best Christmas present a kid would have.
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  42. What makes steno typing really interesting is the duration of typing. I think that the fastest QWERTY typists can type faster than the typical stenographer speed but they cannot keep up in the long-run. Fun video btw! Always wanted to learn steno.
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  43. Time to make a list of compatible o-ring combinations 😅 Next time you’ll have an aluminum case option straight from us.
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  44. This is a perfect example of beauty being in the eye of the beholder, I thought the colorway of the squish caps was so cute- and your hydrodip idea turned out amazing!! Love these customization ideas, more please!
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  45. Holy sh*t I didn't know you can talk that long about a mouse
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  46. Love how your content has got more "memey" after the months or years. Awesome.
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  47. When you realise you ran out of toilet paper but you remember there's some inside your keyboard 👌😁
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  48. I just ordered the K2v2 hotswap. It's pretty much the only affordable prebuilt 75% option that has an ISO option, therefore it is still by default the best option. May end up giving it the typical silicone case filling, switch lubing, stab swap treatment, may not. Was planning on going a bit more premium for my next keyboard, but my current one is rapidly deteriorating and i'm in acute need of a new one so i went the easy route and ordered the K2.
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  49. Wooting 60HE Tldr; The build quality is plastic and doesn't have the best sounding in stock, but the features like analog and rapid triggers make up for it. Once these keyboards become more in stock and not in batches; It'll be unmatched until a new competitor arrives to the market to compete with wooting
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  50. the topre sounds like a lobster trying to escape a pot of boiling water
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