Скачать или смотреть Akko CS Ocean Blues with Epomaker GK68X (Packing Foam Modded) Keyboard Sound test [RE-TEST]

Wasn't satisfied with the first sound test so here ya go.
Stock Akko CS Ocean Blues are smooth and is definitely a great beginner switch to jump to, from using brown switches. There is spring ping and spring crunch present due to the progressive springs.

Everglide panda V3 stabilizers are tighter sounding, less rattle and can sound decent with just the right amount of lube, however they sound noticeably higher pitched than the stock GK68 stabilizers due to its clear housing and rather hollow sound when dropping it on the floor (Perhaps Everglide Panda V1s are the ones to go for if you want to have a deeper sound)

Added 2 layers of packing foam instead of one, like the first typing test. I tried 3 but it made the keyboard sound dense in a very bad way. So I left it with 2 layers to juggle between some of that deep hollow "thock" and a tighter sound.



Yes, but does your backspace sound this deep? :   • Yes, but does your backspace sound this de...  
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Keyboard: Epomaker / Skyloong GK68X (Packing Foam Modded)
Switches: Akko CS Ocean Blue (Stock)
Stabilizers: 1 stock housing and stem with Everglide panda wire (Lubed with Krytox 205g0 and Permatex 22058 for wires) + 3 Everglide Panda V3 stabilizers (Lubed with Krytox 205g0 and Permatex 22058 for wires)
Keycaps: Generic AliExpress 9009 style Dye-sub OEM profile PBT keycaps
Spacebar: Complimentary Dye-sub PBT Wave pattern spacebar