I Built A SILENT Keyboard Using Only AliExpress...

I built a budget silent keyboard (GMK 87) using ONLY AliExpress!
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[HipyoTech]

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[Remmes]

I recently bought the Aula F87 on Aliexpress for $60 and boy is it good for the price, like damn budget boards have improved a lot in the last few years.

[boofenschmirtz]

For anyone wondering about the switches, mine just got here today and they are perfect. I was looking for quiet switches so I wouldnt wake anyone up at home during nighttime. I put them in maybe an hour ago and they are exactly what I was hoping for.

[MrDylanMcNasty]

I've been using this keyboard (tape modded) ($40), Outemu Summer Linear switches (no added lube) ($20), and cheap cherry profile clonekaps ($18) as a daily driver for about 6 months and have been loving it. I probably swapped out the the stabilizers and lubed those up with some cheap kit by Epomaker (sub $10). Nice to see the board discussed on your channel.

Also have experience with the Silent Peach and the Silent Cream switches mentioned here. Peach are a little too light for me, so I always come back tot he Silent Cream Yellows on other boards I've put together (all always under $100).

[IS]

The sound deadening is pretty safe if you never need to remove it as it’s impossible to remove without leaving a bunch of the butyl behind. Being butyl rubber for the aluminum backing you don’t have to worry about shorting anything.

[_Piers_]

There's a very simple solution for the difficult to remove Kilmat - just cover the board in tape first. Use a good quality tape with some stretch to it, something like 3M Clear Repair Tape.

[Remmes]

A bit more info on the screen, and overall opinion of the board/switches would've been nice.

[Chris-lywt]

6:52 instead of removing the backer tape of the dampening sheet just cut out small areas so that it will still stick but not ruin the pcb.

[Terracotta_Me]

Hipyo! Please do a review of the best keyboards with knobs and/or screens!

[Dan-]

9:08 You're a legend for using this clip

[KuroJesterheaD]

As an artist, i love the fact that you mentioned and even tried to protect us while buying, like, i know so many artists suffering due Aliexpress rip offs, Thank you so much for stopping and knowing we exist <3

[claudiobuiatti]

The Outemu Cream Yellow that you showed as tactile option, are pretty quiet even when you remove the silicon dumpers, is pretty quiet, and there is then a small travel before the tactile bump, which makes it feel a bit more pronounced.

[aleph]

I'm loving the silent peach v2 on the Varmillo Bluebell. Also got some silent peach v3 (same sound profile in an mx housing style), and they are incredible lubed and filmed

[leonc]

yeah those peach switches are really good

[Frudu]

Now build the loudest keyboard possible

[wind_de_santa]

I live in Vietnam and I've bought the Mchose G75 Pro White Countour version with the same slient switch (Outemu Peach v2) at 55$ on Shopee and oh boy, it feels so

[LilacGeese]

I put the Outemu Silent Peaches in a Keychron K8 pro. I haven't done anything else to it yet but the switch from Gateron Browns to the Outemu Peach was really nice. Initially I was really concerned about the peach tinting the RGB since by comparison it was very pink. But once they're all in as a full set you can still get really nice blues and greens. It's my first ever mechanical keyboard.

[ianranson]

Keen to see the review of the Lucky 65. Also keen for a review of the Ajazz 820 Pro - another cheap plastic keyboard but with hot swap, knob and screen

[BinkyTheToaster]

I just finished this build, it really was <$100USD, and good lord it really is _quiet._ I don't think you'd even need the Kilmat or tape; I don't have any and it still makes no noise. FWIW the deadening on the keys kinda makes it feel like rubber dome, but with almost zero weird play or whatever. I got the tactiles and linears and while the linears are gonna be faster for gaming, I like to type and the feel of the tactiles restore some of the mechanically-ness back to the keeb.

[MisterpersonVR]

GMK 87's are awesome, I remember trying to find a review from you when I built my keyboard using it.