Tofu60 2.0 Review: Just One Thing!

Video build reference: • [ASMR] Tofu60 2.0 Buil...
Written assembly guide: www.notion.so/Tofu60-65-2-0-B...
How to modify your stabilizers: • How To Lube and Proper...
Gateron Luciolas: milktooth.nu/products/switche...
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0:00 What's a beginner keyboard?
0:55 Buying experience
1:35 The day-to-day
2:23 Switches
3:18 Building experience
5:43 Conclusion

[@antoniog8276]

I really appreciate you diving a bit deeper than most other "reviewers". Most times, it feels as if they're trying to sell me something I don't need.

[@thejuanproject12210]

Thanks for the video, I'm researching the keyboard to assemble mine and your assembly video and this helped me a lot

[@ikari3188]

very well put together review and relaxing

[@replylul]

love your videos, and the whole aesthetic, keep it up ✌

[@liampeschke7490]

I built this recently as my first keyboard I've ever built, I loved it!

[@radgeradge]

amazing edit and colour grade

[@th0mahawk]

Great review of the building experience. I find the keeb community really lacks when issues arise aside from trying to find a discord server and then start asking questions.

[@z4k1_zaki65]

I think the Mode Envoy ticks most of them. Ease of assembly ✅, Customisation ✅ Availability being instock soon ✅ Reasonably price ✅

[@milktoothnu]

Definitely-Mode's been putting out good stuff. Might check out the Envoy in the near future

[@SurrenderNein]

Agreed, and with a caveat I'll say that the Mode Sonnet is beginner level friendly as far as building and tinkering. Two screws and you've got it open. Price...well, that's the caveat. 🤑

[@z4k1_zaki65]

@@SurrenderNein The thing about the Sonnet for me is how fast the price increase with options. There are many 75% out there, like the newly release Taco75 by Kbdfans which comes with almost every option including a brass bottom/weight for $100 less than to an equivalent specced Sonnet

[@user-kg6uj6ji5p]

219 usd
Budget
Ah yes

[@8K240hz]

you really uploading in 3:2 aspect ratio huh... i respect it.

[@oluasdd]

If the screw-in stabs are a problem, KBDFans could just swap them out for snap-in stabilizers...other than that its a great intro build

[@gamingsoups]

I cant think of too many boards off the top of my head where all of these parameters are check tbh. The Tofu comes close, an envoy is one, maybe a bakeneko. Most of the budget/beginner keyboards out there only really struggle with availability imo

[@Maradnus]

I think if you are spending $200 on a sef assemble keyboard. you will have a few screw divers you can use.
especially when you can get a kit for $15.
Other than that. this is a solid Vid!
I agree I about the build guide.. I am no novice at building things. but I did find the guide that was provided a little unclear and it took me a few reads to get exactly what was being talked about.
The QR code is a great idea

[@deeje3688]

thanks

[@zoka182]

hi, whats the name of the hat?

[@nortropgrumann9594]

Вутинг соберется?

[@J_Morty]

I want to make this 2.4ghz compatible.
My dream board is a:
60% layout
2.4ghz
Hot swap
Flex cut
PC plate
Gasket mount (or equivalent like bowl mount)
Tofu60 2.0 does all but the 2.4ghz very well.

[@oluasdd]

You could probably use an after-market PCB, like the nice!60, idk if it would fit in the Tofu60 case, but it's worth some researching to find out.

[@panzu5781]

The crazy fact is that this is often considered a budget kit but the 65% is 220€ bruh, that's mid budget.

[@aftl_ryz8549]

Still budget market, mid tier is at around 300€

[@reyhanpradantyo]

What are these keycaps called? Thanks

[@milktoothnu]

HammerWorks CRP

[@mikejones-nd6ni]

Yeah, i'm pretty sure when I say "beginner" they just mean affordable

[@milktoothnu]

Yeah, necessary but not sufficient

[@Hahahanoyes]

$100 womier keyboards sound better than these

[@KEYBOARDMANIAC]

Hi this keyboard sound boring!!!!!