That metal keycap on the right is probably more expensive than my entire keyboard xD

I see, I don't really have that problem. As long as the eartips fit well most IEMs are comfortable for me but if you have so much fit issues with IEMs why don't you just get a decent pair of headphones? (random question maybe it's just idk if it's worth spending SO much on a custom fit pair.)

Yeah I hate it when potal services do this. Some people also are like "well it's just to box, why is this a big deal" to me it is. Like I've got the Moondrop Aria snow editions and it comes in a beautiful box I honestly would have been pretty upset if the box had been crushed. Idk this might just be me.

I've been using Moondrop Aria snow editions for about a week now and I've been really enjoying them but I've also heard really good things about these they were on my wishlist too together with the Tin T2's

Fair enough

Yeah but this one is especially bad.
This kit is legit a $5-$10 USD mouse, keyboard and headset and they are selling them for $150 USD, the claims they make about this product too, it's absolutely ridiculous !!!

This is the biggest scam I've seen a company do in quite some time.
How is this even legal?

I'm curious how these would compare to the moondrop aria snow editions.

Haha that's fair, I've got that too.
Though I always try to be a little money conscious but I do treat myself to something since from time to time. That's why I got the FiiO K3 and the Moondrop Aria snows.

Or don't buy overly expensive equipment

So you're just rich I see.

totally different for me on keyboard I've got about 100-110 WPM average with some scores going into the 120-135 range but on phone pfffhaha I think I struggle to get 30 WPM or so.

I don't have personal experience with these headphones but I've heard/seen some amazing reviews about them. People comparing them to Sony wh-1000xm4 and stuff and they say these headphones can keep up with those. Again not from personal experience but I don't think you can't go wrong with them especially not for the price.

Yes that makes sense. It's like I said/asked to another one that replied to my message I'd assume there is a price limit somewhere that goes from actually improving the audio quality to just being for looks, fit and finish, brand name, etc.

Ah in that case it makes a little more sense

In that case I understand 🤣

I see, for now I put the line at about $200USD for audio stuff.My most expensive pair of headphones are my HD 5X jubilee's and I love them. The Moondrop aria snow editions I also really enjoy but yeah you can get about 12 pairs of those for one pair of these.So yeah that was why I was so curious about that.

I see. Like I would assume that at some point you have reached a certain limit on how good audio can sound in IEMs. Of course the sound difference between a $20 set and a $100 set would be noticeable but I've always been curious if the sound difference between like an $100-200 set and a $1000 is also that noticeable.

Yeah but then again why get him a fully custom build keyboad.
I can't imagine that he cares about lubed switches and a fully modded keyboard. He probably uses it to type a little he's not a typist or something. Honestly to me this more seems like a selfish keyboard build than a wonderful present ... yes you can get your parents nice things but to him a keyboard is probably a keyboard.

Yes, I'm not talking about that but why a keyboard?

EDIT: It's possible but I've not seen many 73 y/o keyboard enthusiasts out there. Just seems like a strange present imo.

Okay explain to me why your 73 y/o dad needs a +$200 keyboard? It's a cool present don't get me wrong but I doubt he knows whats so special about this board and stuff.
No offence just wondering.

Damn first pair of IEMs and you instantly go for over $1K ones.
It was also just a general question directed to everyone but thanks for the answer :D

Honestly I'm curious if the sound of really expensive IEMs is THAT much better than some more budget options e.g. I have Moondrop aria snow editions and I really enjoy the sound but how much better would some of these be compared to those?
(Not really an Audiophile so sorry if this sounds very dumb to ask xD)

There will always be situations where a flick can be very advantageous but in in hindsight yes aim assist is more than capable to keep up with mouse and keyboard these days. (thanks to this little stupid thing called cross play)

meh smoothness of movement and being able to quickly adjust your aim (flick) will always be much easier on mouse and keyboard.
Almost in every single FPS game you can instantly tell if someone is using mouse and keyboard just by looking at their movement.