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Makes complete sense thank you for taking the time to explaining it.
Board: Zoom65 EE R2 Black/Prism 
Plate: Polycarbonate 
Switches: Gateron Milky Yellow’s (Lubed & Filmed) 
Stabilizers: Durock V2’s
Keycaps: Marr’s Green Double Shot PBT (Clones) >

Very good looking! My zoom65 ee ain't got here yet, but glad yours has arrived! >

Thank you, I hope yours arrives soon so you can enjoy! >

Thanks! I'm getting the blush pink version with the mirror weight, but it's from a Japanese vendor so probably won't come until next month. Merry Late Christmas!! >

Very nice, I dig the color combination you went with! Mine too was a late to me from me Christmas present. >

Oh nice, same situation then lol. Hope you enjoy the board! >

Thank you! I hope you turns out to be everything you wanted and more! >

Looks super cool did you somehow add that telescope or did it come like that? I just joined the hobby and can’t see where to buy a Zoom65. >

That’s the Zoom logo. I believe it comes standard on all the external weights. >

Pretty neat I like the weight choice too. I hope to sometime get into buying one of these. >

As u/Cor-Ai said the V2 group buy is just around the corner starting January 26th. If you’re interested in a 65% board I highly recommend it. Also, Meletrix has made some upgrades to the V2 from the R2 that may pique your interests. >

Thanks for the information, do you get better pricing with group buys or what’s the purpose instead of waiting for it to be in stock on their site? >

Group buy’s are a way for companies to ensure that they have buyers ready to go for the product at hand. This way they know it’s being purchased and not going to “sit on a shelf” so to speak. I would say the majority of the time Mechanical Keyboard companies do this as opposed to having products at the ready or “in stock” for people to purchase. >

Makes complete sense thank you for taking the time to explaining it. >

No problem, happy to help! >

awesome looking board. like the keycaps a lot. Been searching for some gmk samurai looking  keycaps for quite a while! >

Thank you! GMK samurai is stellar set. Hope you find some in your very near future! >

This looks dope hope it sounds and feels just as good >

Thank you! Much Thocc with this build! It feels like a dream to type on. “Buttery-smooth” would be another way to describe it. I’m extremely pleased with the way it turned out. >

Board: Zoom65 EE R2 Black/Prism 
Plate: Polycarbonate 
Switches: Gateron Milky Yellow’s (Lubed & Filmed) 
Stabilizers: Durock V2’s
Keycaps: Marr’s Green Double Shot PBT (Clones) >

Very good looking! My zoom65 ee ain't got here yet, but glad yours has arrived! >

Thank you, I hope yours arrives soon so you can enjoy! >

Thanks! I'm getting the blush pink version with the mirror weight, but it's from a Japanese vendor so probably won't come until next month. Merry Late Christmas!! >

Very nice, I dig the color combination you went with! Mine too was a late to me from me Christmas present. >

Oh nice, same situation then lol. Hope you enjoy the board! >

Thank you! I hope you turns out to be everything you wanted and more! >

Thanks! You too (: >

Looks super cool did you somehow add that telescope or did it come like that? I just joined the hobby and can’t see where to buy a Zoom65. >

That’s the Zoom logo. I believe it comes standard on all the external weights. >

Pretty neat I like the weight choice too. I hope to sometime get into buying one of these. >

As u/Cor-Ai said the V2 group buy is just around the corner starting January 26th. If you’re interested in a 65% board I highly recommend it. Also, Meletrix has made some upgrades to the V2 from the R2 that may pique your interests. >

Thanks for the information, do you get better pricing with group buys or what’s the purpose instead of waiting for it to be in stock on their site? >

Group buy’s are a way for companies to ensure that they have buyers ready to go for the product at hand. This way they know it’s being purchased and not going to “sit on a shelf” so to speak. I would say the majority of the time Mechanical Keyboard companies do this as opposed to having products at the ready or “in stock” for people to purchase.