Kemove K98SE | A Retro Inspired "Budget" Mechanical Gaming Keyboard You Need to Hear!

This is Kemove's somewhat budget K98SE - a retro inspired keyboard with a strong focus on audio and tactile feedback. The K98SE sells for around $49.99 to $59.99 depending on where to purchase, but get it on sale for under $40 and you've got a real deal! The K98SE's impressive feedback comes from pre-lubed Longhua branded Kailh switches, double sound dampening foam and pre-lubed stabilizers. Check out the video for the full review.
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[@BrandanTheBroker]

Idk how I fell down the rabbit hole of keyboards but here I am

[@MoonRiderTech]

I fell down it a few months ago. Never thought I’d have as many keyboards as I do 😂

[@levihardy2392]

have any reccomendations for a keyboard around the same price that might be of better build and sound quality

[@Kellyprince45]

Love watching your videos ❤

[@MoonRiderTech]

Thanks man, I appreciate it!!!

[@xRissor]

Nice vid!

[@MoonRiderTech]

Thanks for watching!

[@mr.guillotine3766]

With even cheaper budget boards being hot swap, it's a major strike against this one that the switches are soldered...a year ago? Sure, sort of acceptable. To me, the aesthetics aren't enough to make up for missing a feature that so many others have at even lower prices in 2024...might be fine for some though.

[@MoonRiderTech]

I think they traded hot swap for better sound insulation to keep it at that price point. But I agree for some that prefer hot swap it’s a bummer, especially if a switch fails you can’t replace it.

[@mr.guillotine3766]

@@MoonRiderTech I can sort of understand that reasoning, but man, the budget board space is getting pretty good lately, and you can find hot swap boards with plenty of foam/sound insulation, for around the same price, hell, sometimes a bit less, and certainly for not a lot more, so it's going to be a harder sell for some of these soldered switch boards unless they come with some very obvious standout feature.