Qwertykeys has OUTDONE themselves once again | QK65V2 Review

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Since the first iteration of the QK65, Qwertykeys has been innovating consistently. The QK65V2 has taken some design pointers from the Neo series, such as magnetic PCB connector and dual mounting system. One of the flaws that the old QK65 has is that it does not sound good without foams. This has been addressed in the QK65V2, and I actually found that both the gasket and top mount sounds amazing foamless.

I also like the fact that there are no flex cuts in the PCB and Plate, allowing for a deeper sound signature. One of the features that was not so well received is the introduction of the mini LED screen. Nonetheless, Qwertykeys has also introduced the classic version without the bezel, showing that they do listen to the community.

Let me know what you think of the review in the comment section below!

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:14 Package Contents
02:21 Build
04:20 Sound Test (Top Mount)
06:49 Sound Test (Gasket Mount)

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Keyboard: QK65V2 (First Light)
Board insulation: Foam & No Foam
Plate: POM
Keycaps: GMK Dandy
Switches: HMX Sunset Gleam
Stabilizers: TX AP Stabilizers

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