Hey, it’s Sam here — and in this video I build and review the Neo65 Core Plus, an updated 65% keyboard from Neo Studio that now comes with magnetic connectors and a Lock-n-Pull design. The big deal is the truly cable-free assembly, which makes maintenance and modding way easier. I go through what you get in the box (carrying case, uni-body aluminum case, 3D weight, plate options, stabilizers, foam mods, and accessories), and I also talk about pricing and configs — it starts at $105 with 11 color options. My unit is the anodized slate blue, with the tri-mode hotswap PCB and a polypropylene plate, coming in around $140. For the build, I start with the PCB-mounted stabilizers and lube them with Krytox HDBZ to cut down rattle. Then I decide on the foam/PE sheet setup, add PCB foam, and go with a screwless polypropylene plate paired with Super Solenoid Gen 3 linear switches for a softer feel and a clean, clacky sound. I mount it using the gaskets (you can also O-ring mount if you want a more uniform, cushioned feel), finish it off with Aifei double-shot ABS keycaps, then jump into VIA using the JSON file to remap layers, layouts, and macros. Overall, I think it’s a really nice, premium, great-sounding starter board with tons of customization — and still fun to add to the collection if you’re already deep into the hobby.