How Mechanical Keyboard Switches Are Made In Japan!
Mechanical keyboard switches are gaining popularity. We went behind the scenes at Omron Japan to see how a new generation of low profile switches for gaming notebooks and gaming keyboards is designed, built and tested. Our HUGE thanks to Omron for our flights, lodging and meals while we were in Japan! Check out the Aorus 17 with Omron B3KL switches: http://bit.ly/AORUS17 Buy items in this video from Amazon at the links below: Gamerstorm Castle 240EX: https://ift.tt/33P3pr6 Gamerstorm Castel 360EX: https://ift.tt/2APOCzF Subscribe ► https://bit.ly/SubHWC This video is sponsored by DeepCool & Omron. All flights, hotels & meals while in Japan were provided by Omron. As per Hardware Canucks guidelines, no review direction was received from manufacturer. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Gear list (Available on Amazon): Main Camera (Dmitry) - https://ift.tt/2TBPBi4 Main Lens (Dmitry) - https://ift.tt/2X38M1G Main Camera (Eber) - https://ift.tt/2pjZAL7 Main Lens (Eber) - https://geni.us/dLL Main 2nd Lens (Eber) - https://ift.tt/2pgXaNl Main Camera Mic (D & E) - https://geni.us/RODEMIC Cheap 4K Camera (Panasonic G7) - https://geni.us/24nm Awesome Slider - https://geni.us/1Hwt Our Shotgun Mic - https://ift.tt/2nHS50n ------------------------------------------------------------ Our full site: https://bit.ly/HardwareCanucks Join Our Forums: https://bit.ly/HWC_Forums Follow us for more updates! Twitter https://bit.ly/HWC_Twitter FaceBook https://bit.ly/HWC_Facebook Instagram https://bit.ly/HWC_Instagram ------------------------------------------------------- #japantravel #mechanicalkeyboard #hardwarecanucks
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