I've been running ceramic keycaps for a while now. Since I use heavy springs for my tactile switches, I would say on feel and look they are my favorite. However, there are some sound differences as sometimes it will feel like a glassy strike depending on the defects of the key. The stem in metal keycaps its a bit better in that you can bend it to fit them more, I've had to use some string to properly fit two of my ceramic keys that kept popping out. ABS - I love my GMK keycaps because they feel grippy. As many already know they feel great but they shine super fast (especially if you type a lot, or if you code). The price and wait for them makes them hard to recommend. I also love super cheap ABS keycaps, these are a bit harder to find but man I have a set of transparent keycaps from China that are super grippy and sound great. I prefer them over any PBT keyset. PBT - These are... idk. They often feel like I have chalk on my fingerprints. At least the ones that I bought through groupbuys. However, there are some PBT keycaps (again the cheap ones) that feel pretty good and grippy while sounding great. Not as good sounding as ABS but decent. Typically I order a spacebar set if I like a colorway and then test the quality of the keycaps but overall PBTs for me have the largest variance and inconsistency so I recommend them the least. Metal are my favorite by far... Hopefully we get some more sets like: + Aluvia + Alumizu
@@DygmaLab Yeah but your thumbnail says “wood” not fake wood. I came to this video specifically to know your opinion on what real wood keycaps feel like. Do you have another video on wooden keycaps perhaps?
I’m using the metal key caps from TeamWolf in a mix of black and silver. They’ve got a nice feel to them: cool at first but warm up quickly as I start typing. Looking forward to when they release the full 108-key set later this year. My only issues with what I have right now is that they’re alpha+only and the metal means I have to be very aware of keeping fingernails short. Being alpha-only I also bought a “gamer” set for arrows and to get the two-tone Q,W,E,R,A,S,D,F. Still, no numbers or symbols (comma, period, slash, semicolon), but because I bought the alpha and gamer sets, I use spare alpha keys for those punctuation keys to have the main board in all-metal.
As you can see our keyboards don't have spacebar, but they have 8 thumbkeys. Maybe what you wanted to say is to try the sound of a key with stabilizer, and you are right, we should have done that too 😊
I am not a native spanish speaker, and for a while (I was more listening to the video as opposed to watching it) and I kept thinking they were saying "Foam" instead of "POM"
Im investigating making an ultralight keyboard using a capacitive pcb. What do you think would be the lightest key mechanism/cover? I'm prioritising weight savings over comfort/feel.
@@DygmaLab it sounds crazy but I was thinking something like a guitar fretboard, strings under tension would give a bounce and the frets would help detect which key was pressed
bought a Glove 80 before I knew all of this. The pom keycaps took a bit of getting used to because of the slipperyness, but now they feel great. Also got a Defy and that took getting used to as well coming from the Glove 80. Seems to be a personal preference, but I'm glad I know why they feel different. I love both keyboards now that I have them programmed the same (within the limitations of the form factor) and I use the Defy for work because it's not as hard to get setup right and the carry case fits in my bag better. I use the Glove at home because I end up typing more there and the keywells are a little more comfortable for long sessions. Both help with my RSI, now I just need to find a mouse, which is turning out to be much more challenging.
I have those exact ceramic keycaps on my raise :o. They were a pain to get on but they are worth it. They make my super light pink switches even lighter.
@@DygmaLab Yeah, it's pretty darn smooth. I'd probably get tactiles for just typing, but the main thing I use my keyboard for is pvp games, so the quick inputs really help.
Great video, really interesting. Could you maybe do a sound test with gateron pro 2.0 yellows? Cherry mx reds aren't really up to enthusiast standards and it's hard to visualize how a custom keyboard would sound.
Very instructive hands-on! I've been wondering about POM, metal, ceramic and wooden caps for a while. Never even thought of rubber. The only coverage I miss is typing styles. If you (like many) lift off each finger before jumping to the next key, ranking these stainless steel caps high (and POM/ceramic very low) totally makes sense. However, if your fingers slide from key to key, some slickness actually helps! And more importantly, cap edges need to be smooth. Sharp caps easily disrupt horizontal motion, and these metal ones look like particularly sharp. OTOH, the shape of these ceramic or POM caps should be great for sliders. (Of course, shape is - mostly - independent of material, so in theory, ceramic caps could also be very sharp, and metal caps very smooth.) Thanks again for all the great content you give to us!
Hi & thanks for your comment! There's something important to keep in mind when you see reviews like these, we ca give you the most accurate description of the materials, with the cinstruction details, etc... However, rating things we touch is very personal, those are Miquel and Dominique's opinions, but there's no need to agree with them. POM keycaps can be what works for you and no one can say otherwise. When making the video, several team members tested the keys, and some think the POM are the best aswell 😉
@@DygmaLabI would recommend Epomaker Wisteria linears, Wuque Morandi and lastly KTT Rose. Loved the key cap info, but like the original poster mentioned the MX reds really didn’t allow the caps to show off their unique sounds as well. At least to my ears lol
Thanks for your comment, but if you want more information, you can find a sound test of each: - Ceramics minute 2:55 - Metal minute 6:20 - POM minute 8:23 - Rubber minute 11:07 - Wood minute 13:29
Those are the Nordic ABS keycaps that we designed and manufactured for our keyboards, the Dygma Raise and the Defy. You can buy them here: dygma.com/products/keycaps
The case ping and stabilizer rattle distract from any sound profile you are attempting to demonstrate. Informative content but rough sound comparisons. Many average prices keycaps can sound phenomenal on a well tuned Keeb.
Thanks for the input, we'll try to keep an eye on that stuff for upcoming videos 😊 In regards to what you said about average keycaps sounding great, we completely agree, but we just wanted to provide some overall view to users so they don't have to invest for a first impression. Thanks for the kind words!
I'm currently in a keyboard crisis. I've gone through a keyboard where the S and D keys' top edges have their paint worn out (it could be my left hand's posture, I'm not sure), possibly due to fingernail scratches (my fingernails are consistently short). I'm considering finding replacement keycaps, one preferably without a paint job to scratch off. Would metal keycaps fit the bill?
I actually use Tai-Hao rubber caps for my "gaming" keyboard, just the switches I use the most - but for everyday typing and work then defy don't go for them
13:02 Ping is noticeable here. But why would these plastic keycaps with wood finish make a ping sound? This is very strange. Could it be because the springs of the keyboard switches haven't been lubed?
7:09 so you're telling me a cubic centimetre of these plastics, which is the equivalent volume of one millilitre, are all above 1.2kg? I think you missed a period there as 1.XYZg, otherwise this should be for 1dm^3 which is one litre and would then match the density of these materials...
The gold on gold keyboard is the pure definition of opulence. For some is too much, but those who like it, love it 😉 As for the Rubber keycaps, they have a very particular feel, but hey, if you want grip, you'll get what you paid for 😅
I have some of the metal keycaps, and the edges of the keys are so sharp they could probably cut me if Iwasn't being careful. I kept the esc key and won't use the rest.
So to be 100% honest, the "wood" keycaps are actually PBT with wood looking color from Aliexpress and they still end up top 2 among the most usable ones. Because in really they're just PBT doubleshot and those along with ABS are the only actually usable materials. Gotcha.
Great for you! Without the problem with the stems, those keycaps would rate much higher, so you must be really enjoying them The thing with silent and boxed models is that they "embrace" the stem holder, which might minimize or eliminate the problem, but it's important for people to know. Besides, that V2 model with pastic stem holders is going to be a blast because removes the only thing holding them back
If we were to re-do this video, we'd probably use other, less mic-noisy switches. The MX Red are not clicky at all in real life, but the spring ping was too noticeable in the sound recording.
PBT are the less prone to shine. And then there are a gazillion levels of quality in ABS. Some get a permanent shine, while the ones that we designed can get a bit glossy, but you can clean that.
Hi, thanks for the suggestion! The thing with those is that a whole set was a bit out of the budget, but we can try to sneak one if we make a second part 😉
@@DygmaLab its also time consuming. I haven't seen a seller with a full resin keycap set yet. I have seen some youtuber made a set but I don't know if they sell.
I have to say i like the concept and setting of this video. There are not many reviews like yours. But i have to say the keyboards and mics you use are just not as good as they should be for this kind of product you are reviewing. I would watch your content in the future 100% if you would improve in that field.
@@DygmaLab For linears, gateron yellows, For tactile, boba u4ts lubed. For key board get something from Qwerty keys, KBDfans, keychron, glorious, or something similar within a decent budget range that most people into this world can access.
Can't we get a more classy font than boring old Arial or Arial Bold? A bigger font would be nice as well. Seriously, why not make use of the entire face of the keycap??
From being a big fan of PBT, I now can’t use anything but POM. At first I hated the smoothness but it has grown on me to the point than anything else just feels wrong.
Well, the thing with this video is that we can be as descriptive as possible, but touch and feel are very personal stuff. Some people can't stand silk, some people love it, and none of them is wrong. Here's a bit of the same, every material has pros and cons, it's up to each person to decide 😊
Really? Damn, that's bad to hear, sorry about that 😢 We had to cut pretty deep to remove the rubber layer to make sure how it was made and attached, but it's great to hear from experience that they might have issues in the long run, thanks for the info and better luck with the keysets in the future!
Don’t include the wood keycaps if they’re not wood, you could say “bonus” but don’t give false advertising as that can not sit well with your viewers and affect your future traffic
I tried real wood keycaps before but didn't like them :S They are slippery and don't fit into the aesthetics of 99% of the keyboards. They sound okay :P I wanted to get the metal ones from Aliexpress but I'm still not convinced about the legends :S
"And they turned out to be plastic" ..... The title of the Aliexpress page you showed clearly states it's a PBT keycap. Also, don't claim to review wood keycaps if you're not reviewing wood keycaps. Your Thumbnail says wood and your description says wood. So before you even get 12 minutes into the video, you've already lied twice, and then when a viewer gets there, you've wasted their time if they were specifically looking for a review on wood. Not the greatest decision. At a minimum, you should change your thumbnail and description. It's not that hard and changes nothing in the content, and it makes you no longer misleading. It's a shame really because otherwise the video is pretty decent.
We apologize if you felt that we misled you. At the time of purchase, we believed the product was made of wood (AliExpress updated the keycaps' title later). However, we still want to demonstrate how these keycaps with wood coating sound 😊
Considering metal keycaps for my Defy when it arrives. Which seems "goo" for me sorry...Sorry Miquel !, had to put that in there. As always "Kudos" to all at Dygma from NYC🗽.
That comment will go straight to his inbox, he's gonna love it 😂😂 The metal keycaps are cool, but watch out the weight thing if you're going to move the keyboard around, it adds 200grams to the weight of the board. Thanks a lot for your comment from Valencia!
the main reason i came here is to hear REAL wooden keycaps compared to the others. not FAKE ones. downvoted. Just feels so disingenuous and cheated. No resin keycaps review at all too.
For the review videos, we strive to be well-informed, but we acknowledge that we may overlook certain aspects at times. There is always room for improvement 😊
first of all you both really don't know anything about a keyboard.. trying any keycaps on red switch will not make a difference cause red switches are marked as silent switch but not completely silent .. if you try it with other switch it does make a difference which are not browns or blue ~ clicky
Which keycaps are you currently running on your keyboard?
pbt space travel keycaps
MCC POM
I've been running ceramic keycaps for a while now. Since I use heavy springs for my tactile switches, I would say on feel and look they are my favorite. However, there are some sound differences as sometimes it will feel like a glassy strike depending on the defects of the key. The stem in metal keycaps its a bit better in that you can bend it to fit them more, I've had to use some string to properly fit two of my ceramic keys that kept popping out.
ABS - I love my GMK keycaps because they feel grippy. As many already know they feel great but they shine super fast (especially if you type a lot, or if you code). The price and wait for them makes them hard to recommend. I also love super cheap ABS keycaps, these are a bit harder to find but man I have a set of transparent keycaps from China that are super grippy and sound great. I prefer them over any PBT keyset.
PBT - These are... idk. They often feel like I have chalk on my fingerprints. At least the ones that I bought through groupbuys. However, there are some PBT keycaps (again the cheap ones) that feel pretty good and grippy while sounding great. Not as good sounding as ABS but decent. Typically I order a spacebar set if I like a colorway and then test the quality of the keycaps but overall PBTs for me have the largest variance and inconsistency so I recommend them the least.
Metal are my favorite by far... Hopefully we get some more sets like:
+ Aluvia
+ Alumizu
PBT Dbl. Shot Pudding Keycaps is what I am using presently on one keyboard and Rubber Keycaps on my second keyboard. They work well enough for me.
You're a double-shot person through and through, no matter if it's plastics or rubber, that always makes the deal
Keycap sound test times
Ceramic keycaps: 2:55
Metal keycaps: 6:20
POM keycaps: 8:23
Rubber keycaps: 11:07
Wood keycaps: 13:01
Thank you! 🕰️
It’s not a review of wood keycaps guys. Just don’t review if you don’t have the money for it.
We thought it would also be interesting to test fake wood keycaps. We thought they were gonna be terrible and they look and feel really nice.
@@DygmaLab Yeah but your thumbnail says “wood” not fake wood. I came to this video specifically to know your opinion on what real wood keycaps feel like. Do you have another video on wooden keycaps perhaps?
Not yet. We want to do a new video on keycap materials in 2024.
@@DygmaLabBenny has a point thought
@@DygmaLabYeah.. but you still lied doofus
I’m using the metal key caps from TeamWolf in a mix of black and silver. They’ve got a nice feel to them: cool at first but warm up quickly as I start typing. Looking forward to when they release the full 108-key set later this year. My only issues with what I have right now is that they’re alpha+only and the metal means I have to be very aware of keeping fingernails short.
Being alpha-only I also bought a “gamer” set for arrows and to get the two-tone Q,W,E,R,A,S,D,F. Still, no numbers or symbols (comma, period, slash, semicolon), but because I bought the alpha and gamer sets, I use spare alpha keys for those punctuation keys to have the main board in all-metal.
That's really cool. We're looking forward to that whole set too 😊
You had the opportunity to spell Dygma with the thumbnail keycaps but didn't take it :O
😂😂😂
You're totally right... Except for the POMs lacking legends
I have defy and I was looking for a metal keycap, and I found it here!! Thank you for the tip:) I just ordered a gold metal one.
We're the one stop for all your keyboard needs 😅
Good video. Nice pace and presenters. Best wishes from the UK. Subscribed.
Welcome aboard! Greetings from Spain!
doing a sound test for keycaps without including the sound of the spacebar is criminal
As you can see our keyboards don't have spacebar, but they have 8 thumbkeys. Maybe what you wanted to say is to try the sound of a key with stabilizer, and you are right, we should have done that too 😊
As a native spanish speaker, it also took me a while to say Good and Wood correctly, so that made me laugh 🙂
As the person who made the subtitles, let me tell you, doing that part was hell on earth 😂😂
Glad to see you enjoyed it 😊
I am not a native spanish speaker, and for a while (I was more listening to the video as opposed to watching it) and I kept thinking they were saying "Foam" instead of "POM"
Im investigating making an ultralight keyboard using a capacitive pcb. What do you think would be the lightest key mechanism/cover? I'm prioritising weight savings over comfort/feel.
Maybe this post on Reddit can help you www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/lygxde/lightweight_keycaps_next/ 😊
@@DygmaLab it sounds crazy but I was thinking something like a guitar fretboard, strings under tension would give a bounce and the frets would help detect which key was pressed
bought a Glove 80 before I knew all of this. The pom keycaps took a bit of getting used to because of the slipperyness, but now they feel great.
Also got a Defy and that took getting used to as well coming from the Glove 80.
Seems to be a personal preference, but I'm glad I know why they feel different.
I love both keyboards now that I have them programmed the same (within the limitations of the form factor) and I use the Defy for work because it's not as hard to get setup right and the carry case fits in my bag better. I use the Glove at home because I end up typing more there and the keywells are a little more comfortable for long sessions.
Both help with my RSI, now I just need to find a mouse, which is turning out to be much more challenging.
Did you check our vertical mice video? czcams.com/video/HToGiRtQ-as/video.html
I have those exact ceramic keycaps on my raise :o. They were a pain to get on but they are worth it. They make my super light pink switches even lighter.
Damn, with that combination must be super easy to input keys by error 😅
You must be one of the smoothest typists around.
@@DygmaLab Yeah, it's pretty darn smooth. I'd probably get tactiles for just typing, but the main thing I use my keyboard for is pvp games, so the quick inputs really help.
Great video, really interesting. Could you maybe do a sound test with gateron pro 2.0 yellows? Cherry mx reds aren't really up to enthusiast standards and it's hard to visualize how a custom keyboard would sound.
We'll try to mount more models with Yellows, thanks for the suggestion!
Very instructive hands-on!
I've been wondering about POM, metal, ceramic and wooden caps for a while. Never even thought of rubber.
The only coverage I miss is typing styles.
If you (like many) lift off each finger before jumping to the next key, ranking these stainless steel caps high (and POM/ceramic very low) totally makes sense.
However, if your fingers slide from key to key, some slickness actually helps! And more importantly, cap edges need to be smooth. Sharp caps easily disrupt horizontal motion, and these metal ones look like particularly sharp. OTOH, the shape of these ceramic or POM caps should be great for sliders.
(Of course, shape is - mostly - independent of material, so in theory, ceramic caps could also be very sharp, and metal caps very smooth.)
Thanks again for all the great content you give to us!
Hi & thanks for your comment!
There's something important to keep in mind when you see reviews like these, we ca give you the most accurate description of the materials, with the cinstruction details, etc...
However, rating things we touch is very personal, those are Miquel and Dominique's opinions, but there's no need to agree with them.
POM keycaps can be what works for you and no one can say otherwise. When making the video, several team members tested the keys, and some think the POM are the best aswell 😉
You need to sound test on another keyboard, the cherry MX reds are not good and are unlxbed
What switches would you recommend? Kailh Silent Pink? Gateron Yellow?
@@DygmaLab akko cs piano
@@DygmaLabI would recommend Epomaker Wisteria linears, Wuque Morandi and lastly KTT Rose.
Loved the key cap info, but like the original poster mentioned the MX reds really didn’t allow the caps to show off their unique sounds as well. At least to my ears lol
the ceramic keycaps are gorgeous and they sound amazing but too expensive for not having a great feel
The V2 at least solve the problem with the stem. I would get them for a "show" keyboard, not my daily driver.
Too much talking and not sound demonstration
Thanks for your comment, but if you want more information, you can find a sound test of each:
- Ceramics minute 2:55
- Metal minute 6:20
- POM minute 8:23
- Rubber minute 11:07
- Wood minute 13:29
Thank you for this video, I was curious some of the other options I had then plastic
You are welcome 😊
When you were testing the rubber keys, what were the "our Keycaps" on the right side of the board?
Those are the Nordic ABS keycaps that we designed and manufactured for our keyboards, the Dygma Raise and the Defy. You can buy them here: dygma.com/products/keycaps
The case ping and stabilizer rattle distract from any sound profile you are attempting to demonstrate. Informative content but rough sound comparisons. Many average prices keycaps can sound phenomenal on a well tuned Keeb.
Thanks for the input, we'll try to keep an eye on that stuff for upcoming videos 😊
In regards to what you said about average keycaps sounding great, we completely agree, but we just wanted to provide some overall view to users so they don't have to invest for a first impression.
Thanks for the kind words!
I'm currently in a keyboard crisis. I've gone through a keyboard where the S and D keys' top edges have their paint worn out (it could be my left hand's posture, I'm not sure), possibly due to fingernail scratches (my fingernails are consistently short). I'm considering finding replacement keycaps, one preferably without a paint job to scratch off. Would metal keycaps fit the bill?
Probably, I find difficult to scratch those keycaps 😊
I actually use Tai-Hao rubber caps for my "gaming" keyboard, just the switches I use the most - but for everyday typing and work then defy don't go for them
What is the 2piece keyboard being used in the video??
The Dygma Raise 😊
13:02 Ping is noticeable here. But why would these plastic keycaps with wood finish make a ping sound? This is very strange. Could it be because the springs of the keyboard switches haven't been lubed?
Maybe it is because of that 🤔 I can barely hear the ping but it's true that I can hear it a bit
@@DygmaLab thank you for replying, cheers and keep up the good work :)
7:09
so you're telling me a cubic centimetre of these plastics, which is the equivalent volume of one millilitre, are all above 1.2kg? I think you missed a period there as 1.XYZg, otherwise this should be for 1dm^3 which is one litre and would then match the density of these materials...
You are right, it should be 1.210g/cm3 or 1,210mg/cm3 in case, for example, of ABS. Our fault 😬
The gold metal ones on the gold keyboard sounds like a winner to me. But I am curious about those rubber ones.
The gold on gold keyboard is the pure definition of opulence. For some is too much, but those who like it, love it 😉
As for the Rubber keycaps, they have a very particular feel, but hey, if you want grip, you'll get what you paid for 😅
I have some of the metal keycaps, and the edges of the keys are so sharp they could probably cut me if Iwasn't being careful. I kept the esc key and won't use the rest.
Oh no! That's so disappointing because they look so nice ✨
So to be 100% honest, the "wood" keycaps are actually PBT with wood looking color from Aliexpress and they still end up top 2 among the most usable ones. Because in really they're just PBT doubleshot and those along with ABS are the only actually usable materials. Gotcha.
That's it! It's not exactly wood, it has like a wood layer, but it's only the finish
My number 1 material for keycaps are nylon. I love the sound.
Wow we should review that one as well! 😍
Huh, I've never had any problems with my ceramic keycaps. I even use it on my raise with kailh silent pinks.
Great for you! Without the problem with the stems, those keycaps would rate much higher, so you must be really enjoying them
The thing with silent and boxed models is that they "embrace" the stem holder, which might minimize or eliminate the problem, but it's important for people to know. Besides, that V2 model with pastic stem holders is going to be a blast because removes the only thing holding them back
Using cherry switches to sound-test these caps is such a disservice.
It's the switch we had more of to set up all the keyboards. At least they where lubed!
can dirt get in the metal lettering? or is there plastic that fills the lettering?
The plastic fills it, and you can remive the cushion and clean it, other than pulling them and inserting agaiin, there`s no big problem
They all seem to sound the same during typing, and the noise seems way too clicky for an cherry mx red switch 🤔
If we were to re-do this video, we'd probably use other, less mic-noisy switches. The MX Red are not clicky at all in real life, but the spring ping was too noticeable in the sound recording.
Can some one tell me what board they are using?
That's the Dygma Raise 🥰
What split keyboard is that
We used the Dygma Raise for all the comparisons.
It was kinda funny to hear people saying pom is slippery, that's like saying water is wet. it's famous for being slippery like hell^^
eeee 😬
I would love a keycaps that won't get shiny over time
sound doesn't really matter for me
it's so annoying swapping your keycaps every 6 month
PBT are the less prone to shine. And then there are a gazillion levels of quality in ABS. Some get a permanent shine, while the ones that we designed can get a bit glossy, but you can clean that.
name of the keyboard?
The Dygma Raise. Have you seen the Dygma Raise 2? It is wireless, expansion ready, has built-in tenting, and more... 😏
you didn't include resin. resin keycaps have a distinctive sound. it thock! specially artisan keys they are solid deep sound.. just try
Hi, thanks for the suggestion!
The thing with those is that a whole set was a bit out of the budget, but we can try to sneak one if we make a second part 😉
@@DygmaLab its also time consuming. I haven't seen a seller with a full resin keycap set yet. I have seen some youtuber made a set but I don't know if they sell.
The only missing are glass and stone keycaps.
Oh stone would be sooo cool! 🪨
I have to say i like the concept and setting of this video.
There are not many reviews like yours.
But i have to say the keyboards and mics you use are just not as good as they should be for this kind of product you are reviewing.
I would watch your content in the future 100% if you would improve in that field.
Well, the keyboards are our keyboards... 😅
You guys need a better underlying keyboard and switch to get a better sound
For future videos we'll use the new version of our keyboards that includes sound dampening foam. What switches would you recommend?
@@DygmaLab For linears, gateron yellows, For tactile, boba u4ts lubed. For key board get something from Qwerty keys, KBDfans, keychron, glorious, or something similar within a decent budget range that most people into this world
can access.
My brother in Christ, shave the hair already. There is no hope. 😂😂
A little bit of hair never killed anyone 😜
Great review! I think the metal caps are the best. It just bothers me that the woman presenter never looks at the male. Why? Does she not like him?
Thank you! We are glad you like it 🫶 And yes, she likes him hahaha But who can resist a camera? 😜
Can't we get a more classy font than boring old Arial or Arial Bold? A bigger font would be nice as well. Seriously, why not make use of the entire face of the keycap??
I think out there are different keycaps with different fonts and sizes, try in Amazon! 😜
Came for the wood, left without it.
Yap... it's not real wood... sorry 🥲
Whoosh
From being a big fan of PBT, I now can’t use anything but POM. At first I hated the smoothness but it has grown on me to the point than anything else just feels wrong.
Well, the thing with this video is that we can be as descriptive as possible, but touch and feel are very personal stuff. Some people can't stand silk, some people love it, and none of them is wrong. Here's a bit of the same, every material has pros and cons, it's up to each person to decide 😊
im just at the first minute of the video and i can tell its an amazing video. so under rated channel:D keep it up
Wow, thank you 🥹
I had some rubber keycaps and the rubber layer wore off quite fast and it left the keys looking kind of gross. Very disappointing!
Really? Damn, that's bad to hear, sorry about that 😢
We had to cut pretty deep to remove the rubber layer to make sure how it was made and attached, but it's great to hear from experience that they might have issues in the long run, thanks for the info and better luck with the keysets in the future!
Don’t include the wood keycaps if they’re not wood, you could say “bonus” but don’t give false advertising as that can not sit well with your viewers and affect your future traffic
You're right, we'll adjust the thumbnail and description.
I tried real wood keycaps before but didn't like them :S They are slippery and don't fit into the aesthetics of 99% of the keyboards. They sound okay :P
I wanted to get the metal ones from Aliexpress but I'm still not convinced about the legends :S
Be careful, there's a lot of fake metal keycaps around.
my keycaps rusted.
Which ones did you have?
"And they turned out to be plastic" ..... The title of the Aliexpress page you showed clearly states it's a PBT keycap. Also, don't claim to review wood keycaps if you're not reviewing wood keycaps. Your Thumbnail says wood and your description says wood. So before you even get 12 minutes into the video, you've already lied twice, and then when a viewer gets there, you've wasted their time if they were specifically looking for a review on wood. Not the greatest decision. At a minimum, you should change your thumbnail and description. It's not that hard and changes nothing in the content, and it makes you no longer misleading. It's a shame really because otherwise the video is pretty decent.
We apologize if you felt that we misled you. At the time of purchase, we believed the product was made of wood (AliExpress updated the keycaps' title later). However, we still want to demonstrate how these keycaps with wood coating sound 😊
Her english has a bit of a Filipino accent. Is she from Philippines?
Y'all have such a good ear! I thought she was from the States until I met her in person. Yeah, she's from the Philippines 🇵🇭
@@DygmaLab She's maganda 😍
Not a true test if you don't have the real wood, that's not a fair review.....booooo
We thought that testing fake wood could also be interesting. They are pretty nice 😊
Considering metal keycaps for my Defy when it arrives. Which seems "goo" for me sorry...Sorry Miquel !, had to put that in there. As always "Kudos" to all at Dygma from NYC🗽.
That comment will go straight to his inbox, he's gonna love it 😂😂
The metal keycaps are cool, but watch out the weight thing if you're going to move the keyboard around, it adds 200grams to the weight of the board.
Thanks a lot for your comment from Valencia!
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16:30 Beware! Adult content!
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We were worried we missded something in edition... 😉
Clickbait pure! Wanted to know bout wood, guess what - they haven't tested wood at all!
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At 12:00 we review wood look-a-like keycaps that are pretty nice
the main reason i came here is to hear REAL wooden keycaps compared to the others. not FAKE ones. downvoted. Just feels so disingenuous and cheated. No resin keycaps review at all too.
But we say so on the video, that they are no real 🥲
@@DygmaLabI rarely vote and gave you a counter upvote instead 😅 I'm making my own wooden keycaps instead - wish me luck 🫣
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Your reviews are hollow
You shouldn't do a review if don't have enough knowledge
For the review videos, we strive to be well-informed, but we acknowledge that we may overlook certain aspects at times. There is always room for improvement 😊
first of all you both really don't know anything about a keyboard.. trying any keycaps on red switch will not make a difference cause red switches are marked as silent switch but not completely silent .. if you try it with other switch it does make a difference which are not browns or blue ~ clicky
We'll take that into consideration the next time
The euro enter key is just... awful. I love your video but \| belongs right next to ]} above enter. enter is a ONE ROW key!!
Well, you know, us, europeans, we need a different layout and that layout needs a BIIIIGGEEER enter 😂
Who is the guy ? I just wanna hear the girl speak ! Not that guy . Ughh annoying vidoe to watch two people speak about one think .
He is the super awesome and handsome Dygman, so be careful what you say, I would be afraid 😨