Probably the cheap stabiliser on the shift not actuating when you press on one side of it and not centrally so that could be fixed. Also does your control key have a stabiliser? If it does then its not a fair match with left arrow. Thanks for the Vid.

about your test for keys i think a more seeing result might be to bind a key on the keyboard to turn left or right and find the right yawspeed to show it instead of strafing.

Have you tried the laser switches? I don't know much about them, but they seem to respond faster than mechanical ones.

Don't get me wrong, but I think the problem with any "gaming" keyboard produced by these companies are made so that they can suit the most amount of e-sports gamers. Personally (though I am a casual gamer, so take this with a pinch of salt), I think that custom keyboards get you the best of both worlds. You can make it low profile, actuate at whatever distance you want (by using different switches, springs etc.) and make it the most comfortable for _you_. This keyboard aims to appeal to the most amount of people, but in doing so, makes it not a great recommendation for people with certain likes and dislikes. I honestly think that it would be pretty much impossible for any company to make a gaming mech keyboard that suits everyone in every way possible: people just have different tastes in switches, appearances, stabilisers, keycaps and that's why I love custom keyboards. You get to make a keyboard that fits your needs _perfectly_.

Imm still waiting for zys rail review

but fr I also think its a gimmick, a bunch of pro FN players swore that their mechanics became faster, but imo it's all placebo The only useful thing I can see this for is to prevent fat fingering, and even then, is not useful for the pricepoint, hence why I sold it some months after using it

Osu owo

The OLED screen is perfect to watch my adult websites

OMGGGGG, it's that mfs be like dude

switch is very unimportant for fps games imo, as long as you don't send inputs by accident or you're uncomfortable playing the switch is fine. I play mainly cs, idk if it's different for other games

Very useful very useful very useful screen review

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gawd, Zy! _D feeling happy that you liked it

that is pretty cool.

justified?

It's also very practical for writing not only gaming. I've been saying this for ages but gaming ppl look at me like crazy, and the keyboard community, like I'm a poor retarded or something. 0.8mm or 2mm actuation, is not gonna make any difference, since you can't have speed in your fingers without a lot force. Translated, it means, you will always bottom out. So actuation have little to do with speed, and total switch travel has to do a lot more. Further more a very low actuation distance will make the experience incredibly annoying. Which makes any switch around 2.5-3mm total travel with 1.2-1.7mm actuation the perfect balance (ofc the weight should be higher as you go lower on travel and actuation). You can be both fast and precise. This extends to writing aswell, as among keyboard reviewers you will find the trend that despite them not liking the keyboard, it felt right typing on it. And some of those who tested speed typing they found out to be slightly faster and make less error on a low profile keyboard. (With the exception of flat keycaps keyboards). Kailh blue with 3.0 and 1.5mm is the perfect sweet spot for both. Yes it's clicky and despite the click being much more defined than on click jacket and not sounding like dog shit, it remains annoying. But the practical aspect fof both gaming and writing is there. There's also many other advantages to these type of switches. Most of them don't have that annoying leaf spring since both the case switch and the keyboard case is less voluminous and hollow.

@@ionutdanielserban9498 what you mean by kailh 3.0? Is this a keyboard name or a switch? I've been lookiing for a low profile budget keyboard on apiexpress

@@memecity6722 is travel distance for kailh chocs. On a budget you have the E-YOOSO k630. It uses outemu snap springs. TKL format. They're inferior to kailh chocs but they're better than the cherry mx they're based on. They re hot swappable but you won't find switches to buy as it's a very new switch. Redragon k589 if you want full size. 3.0mm travel and 1.5mm actuation. Be aware, the specs on the switches are wrong on AliExpress product description. Red is 50gr, blue, black and brown are 60gr. If

@@ionutdanielserban9498 since e-yooso are swapable can i use kailh chocs in them? And the keycap from an outemu snap fits on a kailh chocs?

@@memecity6722 no, you can only use outemu snapsprings. And no again, the kailh chocs use 2 legs to atach to the switch, the snap springs use MX style stems.

I remember my counterstrafes became worse overall in csgo when I tried red switches, I would constantly overshoot the strafes because even tho I had the keyboard for a solid year I never got as good finger feeling to the switches than I do with brown switches. Also atleast back in the day I remember csgo pro players heavily played with mx black switches which are the heaviest to press down. Im thinking in the end keyboards are up to personal preference more than anything

but not too light, so you wont accidentally press by just resting your fingers on a button.

i jump by accidnet alot on my cherrymx speed silvers. but on my board their soldered otherwise I'd change the space bar switch lol.

Idk what company is and idk if they are still calling them omni points but on the apex pro it’s #1 is about .4 and I think it was razed I’m not 100% but they were able to get it to .1

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That's why I use the Wooting Two HE. I can adjust the actuation and release point. So my actuation is .3, which is fast but not too fast where they actuate by looking at them wrong, but the release is .1 so once I start coming up it deactuates. I like it a lot.

So why not just use low profile?

@@RocketJumpNinja the fnatic streak 65 is a low profile keyboard which bottoms out at 3.2mm and actuates at 1mm, might be the perfect mix for those kind of games. i feel like using the apex pro would only be good compared to it if someone got really good at only touch tapping the keys.

I've benn using this keyboard for 3 months and still mostly sitting at 4 dots and 2 dots for W button :D. How do you use your screen tho? I've only played with keanu reeves gif, when set a system monitor app and kinda forgot about it lol.

Wooting did it first.

Yeah me too, fat finger a lot more especially while typing, looking to swap them for Roselio/Sakurio/Healios but haven't decided which one yet.

@@moepOo Wooting use analog switches. Kind of different to this and more niche.

Also I really like the feature of mapping multiple actions to one key at different actuations

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@@RocketJumpNinja thanks

All that info is on the website man www.rocketjumpninja.com/ Including the Discord link!

@@RocketJumpNinja oh I assumed since it wasn't on the video description there was no discord. Thank m8!

Next week! Maybe...

@@RocketJumpNinja I cant wait. So Curious. Plz release it as soon as you can

Where did RJN test Streak65?

@@RomanOrekhov He hasnt its just vary comparable to the G915 that he mains in a small form factor, i reviewed it on my channel

@@AtlantisTuckz While the S65 Actuation Point is lower at 1mm compared to the G915's 1.5mm Actuation Point, and while the S65 Actuation Force is 45g instead of the G915's 50g, the Total Travel Distance of the G915 is lower at 2.7mm compared to the S65's 3.2mm Total Travel Distance. At the end of the day Total Travel Distance seems to be most important, E.G. the S65 may actuate faster at the first keystroke against a G915 due to its lower actuation point but by the S65's 7th keystroke the G915 will be on its 8th. (.5mm difference in TTD*7 strokes = 3.5mm).

I use the G915 as my main, it's pretty great. Every now and then I think they mess something up in the software but lately it's been working great. Been on these since they came out I think.

@@RocketJumpNinja which switches did you go with? Tactile?

@@RocketJumpNinja I bought the Tactile version yesterday 😁 I love the design and features, but my muscle memory has a hard time adjusting to the low profile keys 😅

As an experienced user, how useful would you say the OLED screen is?

​@@RocketJumpNinja ​ Do you want a serious answer? Well, even though I love spending hours and hours tweaking my setups, I never customized the OLED screen. AFAIK, you need to do quite a bit of programming to do anything cool, and I barely ever look at it, so it's just not worth it. It does have some potentially useful basic functions (interface for on-board memory, displaying GIFs, showing system stats, ect.), but none of them really interest me.

@@RocketJumpNinja I just branded my keyboard with my IGN, and haven't touched it since. Really just a weird flex screen tbh

Or which mouse can you recommend me as an Apex 303 alternative?

Hitbox would be much easier to use because it has only the necessary buttons for fighting games also they are the size of your fingers

Yeah it’s fine Using apex pro tkl with setting 1 in csgo and it’s pretty good

@@Art-ef5vn thank you for the reply. I just ordered one.

@@Art-ef5vn you reckon itdbe good for rainbow? I currently have Purple Switch Razer Huntsman

Well the apex pro can go 1.0mm down to 0.4mm so why would you prefer a worse keyboard

@@lilbulgarianog3396 I actually have the Tournament edition huntsman, Apex pro, and 60% Huntsman. Even if the actuation distance can be worse compared to the Apex Pro, the huntsman still in my opinion feels superior The Huntsman TE is by far the best for CS:GO and Valorant because the 40 grams + the low actuation force + optical switch (~0 ms response time) make it feel so much better than the Apex pro and the Razer 60% model. The 60% model I have is 45 grams and that's the only difference between the 60% and TE. 5 grams is a HUGE difference to me after using the huntsman TE for so long. If you ask anyone that has used the Huntsman for months then you'll understand. The Apex pro has extra 0.7 ms response time on the steelseries site and that also matters too. TLDR it's not just about the actuation distance

steelseries switch goes up to .5 mm actuation distance which is higher than yellow

I got it and I love it so much bro it's the best keyboard I have ever gotten and it's definitely worth it

Can confirm great keyboard

Go check out his website and you will get all the info you need

This keyboard is known as a really amazing keyboard in the Fortnite Community. You can really take advantage of the faster clicks in FN.

@mao I said low actuation, where it only presses when going all the way down, that is muhc better for keeping in rythm and I think there was a study on that

More like trying their best to emulate sticks strafing; sadly i can't see this taking off. We need PC devs to support 360° precise movements and sticks (quick and precise, fast and loose, smooth, etc) the same way fortnite did.

no it is called actuation point. no need to compare it to anything, this defines it 100%.

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@@RocketJumpNinja are you going to review that keyboard anytime soon?

They're not faster than the G915 in my testing.

Your mistake is believing that it's true. Steelseries likes to spout bullshit. I have Rival 300, and it's a garbage mouse. They also did this bullshit about Rival 3 Wireless' battery life, and who knows, they might actually be bullshitting about everything else about the mouse, like rated clicks, to attempt to compete with G305. EDIT: I mean, this is the same company who sponsored the scam known as Bully Hunters so that they could sell some headsets.

oled screens of that size are usually 3-5$ a pop (at the highest quality) for major manufacturers, so it's probably added as more of a convenience since the computing power in most of these peripherals usually go to waste nowadays, they'd save a whole lot more just having more simplified PCBs for the guts, but i see why they don't really care when folks buy it anyway.

Like there is some games (osu mania, quaver, and fnf) where arrow keys are an option of main input. I would more like it if they had the omnipoint switches on them or at least put more customization on the keyboards (taking out the switches and replacing them for omnipoint)