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00:00:00 – 00:12:26
The video centers on a detailed review of the Cooler Master CK720 keyboard, which has hot-swappable switches, a 65% layout, and an attractive aluminum top plate. The speaker compares it to other brands like Corsair and highlights various features such as pre-lubed stabilizers, silicone layers for added sturdiness, and different types of switches including Kailh Box V2s and Brown switches. They express mixed feelings about quality control, noting inconsistencies in the top plate's fit between the black and white versions. The keyboard's two-stage adjustable feet, RGB illumination, and Mac compatibility are also discussed, alongside a brief sponsorship from Manscaped. The software, Master Plus+, is commended for its ease of use and integration capabilities. Despite some quirks, the CK720 is seen as a valuable option for enthusiasts, particularly considering its approximate $100 price.
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In this part of the video, the speaker introduces the CK720 keyboard from Cooler Master, emphasizing its hot-swap capability, 65% layout, and aluminum top plate. They highlight the pre-lubed stabilizers and express curiosity about Cooler Master’s quality, noting their experience with other brands like Corsair. The keyboard comes in black and white versions with different types of switches, including clicky ones which are identified as Kailh Box V2s. The speaker decides to open the black version, appreciating its aesthetic over an all-white setup. They demonstrate the process of removing the aluminum top cover and discuss the included accessories, such as a keycap puller, switch puller, and an unsleeve cable. The speaker also points out that custom cables will be available from Cooler Master and ends by showing the pre-installed switches.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker examines a keyboard, highlighting the layers of silicone that contribute to its sturdy feel. They note some rattling in the space bar due to clip-on stabilizers instead of screw-in, which are more common in high-end products. The speaker removes the space bar, revealing lubrication and a hidden screw under a “do not remove” sticker. They express confusion over the necessity of removing certain switches and discover the presence of two silicone layers inside the keyboard. They discuss the materials used in the case and keycaps, and critique the unclear instructions provided by Cooler Master for removing the top cover.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various features of a keyboard, including its two-stage adjustable feet, which they appreciate for offering different typing inclines, despite concerns about durability. The speaker then switches from a black keyboard with clicky switches to a white one with Brown switches to test the typing experience. The video includes a sponsorship message from Manscaped, promoting their Performance Package 4.0. Details about the keyboard’s weight (880 grams), USB cables with purple internal plastic, RGB illumination, compatibility with Mac layout, and concerns about the looseness of the top plate on the white keyboard are also mentioned. The speaker expresses mixed feelings about the quality control between the two keyboards.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the performance and feel of a keyboard, specifically noting the sound of the space bar compared to other keys. They mention the difficulty in making the space bar, a larger key, sound like the others and suggest using foam to improve it. The presenter then evaluates the software, Master Plus+, highlighting its ability to detect the keyboard (CK 720) immediately, customize RGB settings, change key functions, and create macros and profiles. Despite disliking the name, the presenter praises the software’s usability and integration with other Cooler Master gear. They conclude that while priced around $100, the keyboard offers good value with features like hot-swappable switches, keycaps, and a knob, making it a noteworthy option.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the Cooler Master CK 720 keyboard, suggesting it as a solid purchase for anyone interested in custom keyboards. Despite not knowing the origin of “CK” in its name, the speaker praises the overall quality of the keyboard, especially considering its $100 price point. The segment concludes with a recommendation to watch other short circuit videos if enjoyed.