$130 No-Frills Budget Custom Mechanical Keyboard | CannonKeys' Bakeneko 60% скачать в хорошем качестве

$130 No-Frills Budget Custom Mechanical Keyboard | CannonKeys' Bakeneko 60%

✨Grab the Bakeneko here https://cannonkeys.com/collections/fe... The Bakeneko60 is an open source keyboard that was originally designed by kkatano, featuring an o-ring gasket mount similar to the Singa Unikorn and OTD 356 Mini. This keyboard has a great flexy typing experience from the O-ring gasket—it's great to see this mounting style becoming more accessible. CannonKeys took the design and made some changes: closing the bottom holes, adding cutouts to the plate, and modifying the case so that it could be made using a cast process. The case is painted instead of anodized due to to being made from a casting process, and the colors available for the first round are black, white, navy, and aqua. This keyboard won't have the best finish for the money, but it does have a fantastic typing experience if you're looking for something with flex, and it sounds great even without foam/silicone. You could go get a cerakote finish on this board, then it becomes a great mid-tier keyboard at around $200 or less. 📕CannonKeys' Bakeneko blog post: https://cannonkeys.com/blogs/updates/... For $130, you get: -Bakeneko60 aluminum case -Hotswap PCB (standard ANSI layout, solderable PCB for extended layout will be extra) -C3 Unified Daughterboard (with ESD protection) and JST Cable -FR4 plate -Cherry clip-in stabilizers -50A O-ring -Foam carrying case -Microfiber cloth -Silicone feet 0:00 Intro 0:43 Unboxing 1:10 Paint vs Anodized 1:19 Unboxing Cont. 2:32 Keyboard Build 4:30 Typing Tests 6:54 Bakeneko Thoughts 9:40 Conclusion ⌨️Find the Bakeneko on GitHub https://github.com/kkatano/bakeneko-60 🧰Keyboard Tool Kit https://kit.co/MadeByJimmy/keyboards 📷Content Creation Kit https://kit.co/MadeByJimmy/content-cr... 🎵 BGM: Take It Easy – StreamBeats by Harris Heller Lavender Tower – StreamBeats by Harris Heller Purple Noise – StreamBeats by Harris Heller Sweet Dreams – StreamBeats by Harris Heller