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  1. Imagine if someone used this keyboard in their college room, the whole dorm gonna come at them
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  2. damnnnnnnnn that is actually the most impressive keyboard transformation i've ever seen
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  3. Idk man i always love her vids because she's always so happy to be doing them
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  4. It's good that mechanical keyboard options are getting cheaper / commoditized. None of the tech that make them is particularly expensive to make, especially at scale. I would say the reason this scale is possible is thanks to channels like this one, that popularize mechanical keyboards with a lot more people that "keyboard hobbyists". Before I knew of all these options, I thought the only option to get a decent keyboard with a knob was to spend $200 on a "high end" Logitech keyboard.
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  5. Jesus Christ! Why did it take me so many years to finally find someone who knows what they’re talking about with mechanical Kbrds??? Jeeeeesh :-)
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  6. awesome video! learning an alternate layout is really fun and rewarding, i hope we get the 30-day experience too c: thanks for the shoutout, put a smile on my face :D
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  7. I appreciate your honesty and not putting anything in the S tier because it wasn't deserved. Good review!
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  8. I'm loving the energy you're putting into your videos recently. Makes the videos much more enjoyable and engaging
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  9. This channel right here. This one. This is THE keyboard channel on YouTube. Start your research here on this channel people. Thank you for such in depth, and consistently great content!
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  10. Truly one of the keyboards of all time
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  11. I am European but bought my most recent keyboard in the ANSI layout for the very reson of being more customizable. After using it for the past 5 years I can honestly say that I much prefer the ISO layout and have been itching to get back to the giant enter key ever since. I thought that I would adapt eventually but still, years after switching, I cosntantly fat-finger the backslash key when trying to hit enter. I will admit that I enjoy having the larger left shift for typing but I already have the muscle memory of having to go all the way to the edge of the board to press it so rarely utilize its entire width. Especially when I am playing games I rest my baby finger on the outside edge of the left shift due to my index, middle and rign being on W,A,S,D. I don't really agree with the importance of your point about the ANSI enter being more ergonomic because it it was such a big deal then why would the backspace (which is one of the most used keys) be the furthest away key on the entire board? I think that for my next build I am going to try and make a hybrid of the two layouts, using the larger left shift from ANSI in combination with the ISO enter and just ditch having a backslash key entirely. I can't remember the last time I used that thing anyway.
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  12. I love channels that put in time stamps❤️
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  13. The spontaneous hardstyle at 4:27 and whenever Betty says RGB makes my day. The editing is sooo simple but effective!
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  14. I like how bigger companies have started to make 60 to 75% boards cause most people are sick of full sized
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  15. I was thinking of getting this but I didn't see many reviews thank you so much!
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  16. The button layout is why I like it. It's a really good compromise between an FPS mouse and an MMO mouse. And it's shape makes it the easiest mouse to pick up without squeezing.
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  17. After 30+ years of using bucking spring, mechanical, rubber dome, chiclet, etc... I settled on Topre and absolutely love it.
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  18. " Look how fast it drops, is that a good measurement of weight? " Physics has left the chat ...
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  19. I like keyboard
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  20. I’ve been consistently disappointed by the quality & feel of any keyboards for any of our Apple iPads or computers. They look sleek, but that’s about their only redeeming quality in my opinion. Team PC & custom keyboard now!!! 👍💪
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  21. i recently got into custom keyboards and i’m happy to watch your vids and learn more about possible mods and builds i could do, thank you for this! what a good keeb 😍
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  22. Vintage apple keyboards are really cool, they were fully mechanical and pretty well built (compared to the magic keyboards we have today). Also used a more standard layout most of the time. Kinda sad that Apple decided it wasn't worth it to keep manufacturing them
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  23. Imagine you learnt this layout and need to learn the qwerty layout again
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  24. Great review Betty. Love how you compare they keyboard you’re reviewing with the other keyboards instead of just focusing on the features or extras that the the keyboard comes with. Excellent stuff as usual!
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  25. You have to keep in mind that the sound of you touching the keys makes a sound that doesn't happen when you press the keys down, so technically this keyboard is almost 100% silent
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  26. I love how glarses completely stole the spotlight by being a total mood during the meetings
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  27. Ask if Cherry will consider cherry scented switches. Worth a shot
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  28. I'd love to see a version where Betty has 1hr and Jake has 10hrs... the AC sabotoge made me laugh out loud
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  29. This was a really wholesome video, great to see you going at your own pace. No matter what types of content, or how often, we will be here to support you!
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  30. Bob Ross, Keyboard. Sold.
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  31. that spacebar on the reds, I don't know if I like it or hate it lmao
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  32. honestly sounds really nice for a stock keyboard
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  33. 5:47 Man, this feature with the split keyboards is not without it's perks - I bought my first last year while studying my first year in Uni, and being able to fit my Chinese textbook in the middle of my keyboard really was a useful feature during classes. I am currently back on a traditional keyboard due to durability issues on the split keyb (A Moonlader), but I will most likely be going back to it once that gets solved.
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  34. For someone looking to buy this type of keyboard, this is the best video on Youtube right now. Thanks for the great review and very organised video. The sound tests were great too!
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  35. I'm so scared of Glarses’ incoming rant...
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  36. Let's just say I regret getting blue switches
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  37. Weirdly, when I switched to a split ergo keyboard I also switched to a completely new layout, but that meant that when I went back to a flat QWERTY board, I wasn't mistyping. I think my hands treated them as two completely separate input devices.
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  38. recommended is faster than my notifications
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  39. theres no way microcenter has a custom keyboard section
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  40. Just a heads up, having worked in the Walmart electronics department, anything back there from the Onn brand is actually Walmart brand. Onn is basically the great value of the electronics area
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  41. I love how excited she is that she gets to pick dinner (also sushi is a great choice ngl)
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  42. Definitely an improvement. Happy these more mainstream gaming brands are stepping it up now
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  43. She: “130 wpm is slow” Me with 80 wpm: “I have to reach 100”
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  44. In my experience I couldn't imagine to spend more than $200 on a keyboard, so I bought a mid-range Keychron K6. Oh boy was I wrong about spending so much money. The deeper you go into the hobby the more you start to strive for a special typing experience and layout. That is where you start spending way more than the $200 and wish you hadn't bothered with the low or mid-range. The thing is, you don't know this until you start. For me this is has become a hobby very much suitable for times of lockdown and social distancing. You could even argue that you do this to increase your productivity when you have to type a lot for work. And you wouldn't be lying at all. I love typing now so much more!
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  45. I can’t believe that u guys don’t have 100k.
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  46. I've been using a split keyboard (Kinesis Freestyle 2) and Colemak for almost 10 years. Some comments: 1. Monitor. You need to place your monitor higher. Your neck and shoulder pain is not caused by the keyboard but by your hunched-over position. 2. Chair armrests. Having proper positioning of your elbows greatly helps/hurts your typing style. Having armrests that have width and height adjustments is great. 3. Glasses. If you work that many hours on the computer, you might want to consider fixed-focal-length, blue-light reducing, anti-glare, high-index, titanium-framed, lightweight glasses. In short, glasses normally are made for reading (12" away) or driving (30+ feet). However, having custom computer glasses for 3 ft. distance is a great benefit for computer use. 4. R&R. Your needs need relaxation. I sugest a minimum of 10 min. every 2 hrs. However, be aware that this 10 min. relaxation is for your eyes, not your brain. You need to spend that 10 min. focusing on something in the far distance. Just closing your eyes for 10 min. DOES NOT RELAX your eye muscles.
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  47. Hey Betty! Let all the positivity overwhelm the negativity! I’ve been a supporter to the channel for a while now and never thanked you for all of the informative videos you upload for us. Thank you for taking the time to film, edit, and upload all of this content for us! Take care of yourself :)
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  48. what if i told you aliexpress is the 2nd best online marketting platform on turkey LOL
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  49. I got the Azeron Cyborg and I LOVE IT! It takes about 2 weeks to really adjust but if you set the main keys to WASD instead of using the thumb stick for movement, you adjust a lot faster. It’s super comfortable and you can set up a profile for each game so you don’t have to remap your actual controls. I would really love to see you use this more and give it a full test!
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  50. Lubed yellows are 🤤
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