Typing on four different mechanical keyboards (Cherry, Kaihl, NMB Space Invaders)

This video features me typing on four different mechanical keyboards.

The first keyboard is my trusty Filco Majestouch Minila Air with Cherry MX Brown switches. It's a very compact Bluetooth keyboard which does not sound half-bad (in my opinion).

The second keyboard is a custom-built keyboard based on the Magicforce 68 chassis. It has a programmable PCB, clipped Cherry stabilizers and Kaihl Pro Burgundy switches. I also added a sheet of damping foam to the chassis in an attempt to suppress the resonances. I think overall I prefer this keyboard to my other keyboards.

The third keyboard is a good old Cherry G80-3000 with Cherry MX Black switches. It is not a bad keyboard per se, but it has several annoying traits, for example, it does not support N-key rollover (only 2KRO) and the switches are really scratchy.

The final keyboard is my vintage NMB Hi-Tek 725 Series 2 keyboard which has linear white "space invader" switches. I really love the typing feel of this keyboard, but its ancient layout makes it unusable in the modern day and age.

=== Table of contents ===
00:00 Filco Majestouch Minila Air/Cherry MX Brown
02:47 Custom keyboard (formerly Magicforce 68)/Kaihl Pro Burgundy
05:35 Cherry G80-3000/Cherry MX Black
07:31 NMB Hi-Tek 725/linear white Space Invaders

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