If you’ve read my initial review of the Weikav Lucky65 V2, you already know I was absolutely smitten with its gorgeous pink case and gasket-mount design. And now that I've completed my build with the Zouce Bubblegum linear switches and the pastel-perfect Pastel Chaos keycaps by Mari x Goblintechkeys, I’m back to show you exactly how it all came together in under 2 minutes!
Watch the full unboxing, build & sound test video here:
Spoiler: it’s a satisfying pastel candy dream!
The Build
- Case: The Lucky65 V2 in pink is just stunning. The anodized finish is smooth, and the screwless ball-catch design makes it a dream to open and assemble.
- Switches: Zouce Bubblegum Linear switches are buttery smooth and match the pink theme perfectly.
- Keycaps: The Pastel Chaos set adds a pop of unpredictable color while keeping the soft aesthetic. It’s chaos, but the kind you want on your desk.
Typing on this board honestly feels like scooping into strawberry mousse: light, creamy, and just thocky enough to be satisfying without being overpowering. The foam layering and gasket structure do a great job dampening harsh noise.
Where to Get the Weikav Lucky65 V2 Kit
Want to build your own Lucky65?- Lazada (the store I got the keyboard from)
- AliExpress
- Weikav Official Store worldwide shipping
- KTechs (Singapore) great for local buyers
- PantheonKeys, KeebsForAll, or Velocifire (depending on region)
This build turned out even better than I imagined. It’s not just pretty, it’s a joy to type on. If you’re looking to create a visually pleasing, satisfying-to-type-on keyboard setup, the Weikav Lucky65 V2 is definitely worth considering.
👉 Don’t forget to check out the video and leave a comment on what switches or keycaps you’d pair with it!
p.s. For updates, sound tests, and mechanical keyboard inspiration do follow my Instagram: @mygamingdiaries
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