Keygeek M1 - An Unpopular Opinion | Review & Comparisons

Take a closer look at the Keygeek M1 mechanical keyboard switches, in this in-depth review, I focus on its sound and overall character in a real typing context.

Often described as thick and full, the M1 presents a deeper-leaning, slightly bassy tone that remains controlled and restrained rather than overly rich. The video explores how the switch behaves across a full typing test, highlights its consistency and resonance, and includes a brief 3-key comparison to help place its sound in context.

If you’re curious about where the Keygeek M1 sits in terms of depth, fullness, and personality, this review breaks it down clearly.

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⌨️ Keyboards Tested:
• Mode65 Keyboard: Carbon Fiber (CF) Plate, No Foams
• GMK Modern Materials

• Salvation Keyboard: Carbon Fiber (CF) Plate, No Foams
• Keykobo Cherries

• Switches
Keygeek M1 Stock Lubed
Keygeek M1 Hand Lubed
Keygeek Higanbana Hand Lubed
Keygeek Y2 Stock Lubed

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00:00 Intro
00:15 Switch Review
01:09 Typing Test
01:18 Alphas Test
01:24 Modifiers Test
01:31 Mode65 - Comparisons
01:44 Salvation Comparisons
2:01 Final Thoughts
2:43 Outro