ABOUT US: HEAVYARM
HeavyArm is Reputable Hybrid Online and Retail Shop of Gamestore and PC Accessories Store which located @ Subang Jaya SS15, Malaysia. Click here for Map! If you are new to mechanical keyboard/ branded keyboard, u can look for our services! We provide you with simple explanation and most important is you can try those great keyboard in our store. We do carry keyboard products of SteelSeries, Razer, Rosewill, Alienware, Cooler master CM Storm, Ducky Channel, Logitech Gaming, Vortex (Soon), Roccat. We do ship out our products within Malaysia and International. Please don't hesistate to contact us if you have any questions.


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Seller Location: Subang Jaya (Stevie)
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Self Collect: Subang Jaya, Malaysia
Postage: Pos laju or Skynet (We are not responsible on parcel lost/ damage)
Contact Number: 017-2088412
MSN/ Email: heavyarm_subang@hotmail.com
Seller Location: Subang Jaya

CM STORM MECHANICAL KEYBOARD: THE NEW RED FORCE!

1 Year Warranty: Test Unit Available!

CM Storm QuickFire TK Full Red LED (Mx Red) = RM399
CM Storm QuickFire TK Full White LED (Mx Brown) = RM399
CM Storm QuickFire TK Full Blue LED (Mx Blue) = RM399

CM Storm QuickFire Ultimate Red LED (MX Red) = RM449
CM Storm QuickFire Ultimate White LED (MX Brown) = RM449
CM Storm QuickFire Ultimate Blue LED (MX Blue) = RM449

CM Storm QuickFire Rapid-i White LED (MX Red) = RM449
CM Storm QuickFire Rapid-i White LED (MX Brown) = RM449
CM Storm QuickFire Rapid-i White LED (MX Blue) = RM449

CM Storm Trigger Full Red LED (MX Red): RM399
CM Storm Trigger Full Red LED (MX Black): RM399
CM Storm Trigger Full Red LED (MX Blue): RM399

CM Storm Trigger Z Full Red LED (MX Red): RM449
CM Storm Trigger Z Full White LED (MX Brown): RM449
CM Storm Trigger Z Full Blue LED (MX Blue): RM449

CM Storm Devastator Gaming Bundle (Membrane Keyboard + Mouse) = RM149
CM Storm Octance Gaming Bundle (Membrane Keyboard + Mouse) = RM199

DUCKY CHANNEL MECHANICAL KEYBOARD: MADE IN TAIWAN!

2 Year Warranty: Test Unit Available!

Ducky Mini (Mx Blue/Mx Red) = RM389
Ducky Legend (Mx Blue/Mx Red/Mx Brown) = RM479
Ducky Shine 4 (Mx Blue/Mx Red/Mx Brown) = RM549
Ducky Shine 5 RGB (Mx Blue/Mx Red/ Mx Brown) = RM749

DK2087S Ducky Zero Shine Tenkeyless (Mx Brown) = RM429
DK2108 Ducky Zero (Mx Brown/ Blue/ Red) = RM339
DK2108 Shine Z Ducky Zero Shine Orange LED (Mx Brown/ Blue/ Red) = RM429
DK2108 Shine Z Ducky Zero Shine Blue LED (Mx Brown/ Blue/ Red) = RM429

ROCCAT GAMING KEYBOARD: GERMANY DESIGN!

1 Year Warranty: Test Unit Available!

Mechanical:

Roccat Ryos Mk Pro (Mx Brown/ Red) = RM555
Roccat Ryos Glow (Mx Black/ Red) = RM435
Roccat Ryos Mk (Mx Brown/ Blue/ Red) = RM349

Non Mechanical:

Roccat Isku Illuminated = RM299
Roccat Iski Fx = RM339
Roccat Arvo Compact = RM169

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CORSAIR MECHANICAL KEYBOARD: CRAFTED WITH HIGH QUALITY!

2 Year Warranty: Test Unit Available!

Corsair Strafe (Mx Brown/ Mx Red/ Mx Blue) = RM499
Corsair Strafe RGB (Mx Silent) = RM649
Corsair Strafe RGB (Mx Blue/ MX Brown/ Mx Red) = RM619

Corsair Vengeance K70 (Mx Blue/ Mx Brown/ Mx Red) = RM589
Corsair Vengeance K70 RGB (Mx Brown/ Mx Red) = RM789

STEELSERIES GAMING KEYBOARD: DENMARK DESIGN!

We may do Price Matching for SteelSeries Gaming Keyboard

1 Year Warranty: Test Unit Available!

Mechanical:

SteelSeries 6Gv2 (MX Black) = RM429
SteelSeries 6Gv2 (Mx Red) = RM479
SteelSeries 7G (MX Black) = RM699

Non Mechanical:

SteelSeries Apex (Colorful LED) = RM399
SteelSeries Apex Raw (White LED) = RM299

VORTEX MECHANICAL KEYBOARD: UNIQUE DESIGN!

1 Year Warranty: Demo Unit Will Available!

Vortex Poker 2 60% Thick PBT (Mx Brown/ Blue/ Red) = RM349

RAZER GAMING KEYBOARD:

1 Year Warranty: Test Unit Available!

Mechanical:

Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Chroma = RM639
Razer BlackWidow Tournament Chroma = RM569

Razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2014 Full Green LED (Razer Green Switch) = RM539
Razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2014 Stealth Full Green LED (Razer Orange Switch) = RM539
Razer BlackWidow Expert 2014 (Razer Green Switch) = RM439
Razer BlackWidow Expert 2014 (Razer Orange Switch) = RM439
Razer BlackWidow Tournament 2014 (Razer Green Switch) = RM379
Razer BlackWidow Tournament 2014 Stealth (Razer Orange Switch) = RM379
Razer Orbweaver Mechanical Gaming Keypad (Mx Blue) = RM449
Razer Orbweaver Chroma Mechanical Gaming Keypad (Mx Blue) = RM599

Non Mechanical:

Razer Deathstalker Essential = RM189
Razer Deathstalker Expert = RM319
Razer Deathstalker Ultimate = RM999

Razer Tartarus Chroma Membrane Gaming Keypad = RM299

How Do Mechanical Keyboards Work?

The Das Keyboard Model S Professional uses Cherry MX Blue switches.A mechanical keyboard uses an actual physical switch underneath each key to determine when a key has been pressed. Press the key, and you press the switch down. Press the switch down, and the keyboard sends a signal to the PC telling it that you've pressed that key.

That system is quite different from the one employed by most keyboards you're likely to encounter. The vast majority of keyboards used with PCs these days consist of three layers of plastic membranes lying underneath the set of keys. When the top and bottom layers connect, they close an electrical circuit that causes the keyboard to send information to the PC. The middle membrane keeps the two layers separate, but it has holes where the various keys are positioned. When you press a key all the way down, you push a dome-shaped piece of rubber or silicone through the holes in the middle membrane to connect the top and bottom membranes, creating the circuit that causes the keyboard to send the corresponding input. Technically, the keyboard operates very similarly to the keypad on your microwave oven or the remote control for your TV. Those device don't use rubber domes, however, which is why they don't provide much tactile feedback. Most console gaming system gamepads use a rubber-dome system, as well.

Rubber-dome keyboards are cheaper to manufacture than mechanical keyboards and they resist liquid spills better, but they don't provide as much tactile feedback for each button press. As a result, it's hard to know exactly how much pressure you need to apply to the N button before an N will appear on your screen. Mechanical keyboards tend to offer much better feedback. You can get mechanical switches that make loud clicking noises when you actuate the switch, or ones that give you slight resistance just before you actuate the switch. Alternately, you can choose a mechanical keyboard that encourages you to press the key all the way down to keep you from accidentally pressing the wrong key (a handy feature for gamers who want to avoid accidental keypresses).

One of the key features of a good mechanical keyboard is called N-Key Rollover. Keyboards with this feature detect each keypress independently. That means you don't have to worry about a letter not being recorded because you have too many keys pressed down at once. Keyboards without N-Key Rollover will simply ignore certain keypresses once you have too many keys held down at once.

If you connect your keyboard to your PC through a USB port, the most keys you can press at once and still have the keyboard recognize them is six. Almost all mechanical keyboards come with PS/2 connectors that don't have this limitation.

What Kind of Switch Is Right for You?

These days, most mass-market mechanical keyboards use switches from the Cherry MX keyswitch line, manufactured by ZF Electronics (formerly Cherry Corporation). Different switches offer different types of feedback (audio and tactile) and require different amounts of force to actuate the key. The switches are color-coded, so when keyboard nuts refer to "Cherry MX Blues" and "Cherry MX Blacks," they're not talking about aesthetic preferences--the colors refer to switches with different characteristics. The first step in picking your perfect mechanical keyboard is figuring out which type of switch you prefer.



Cherry MX Blue switches give you a tactile bump as well as an audible click. Image by Castin Cramer.When you press a key with a Cherry MX Blue switch, you'll feel a little bump and hear a high-pitched clicking sound the moment the keyboard input is sent to your PC. As you can see in the diagram, the switch is actuated when you press the key halfway down (right when the white piece starts to move downward). With a little practice, you can use this feedback to type faster while using less effort because you can teach yourself to stop pressing when you hear the click and feel the bump instead of pushing the key all the way down (called "bottoming out"). This gives the keys a lighter overall feel, which is great for writing, data entry, and other typing-intensive tasks. The clicking sound that the MX Blue switch makes is rather loud compared to the sound of other switches, however, which can be distracting to coworkers and family members. Of all the Cherry MX Blue-based keyboards we've tested, our favorite is the Das Keyboard Model S Professional.



The Cherry MX Brown switch has a tactile bump but no audible click. Image by Castin Cramer.Cherry MX Brown switches are great for folks who don't like the loud click-click-click of the Cherry MX Blue switch but do like the tactile bump feeling. Since there's no clicking sound, you won't hear much noise from this keyboard unless you bottom out (at which point the sound can be rather loud), but you will feel the key response, because the key won't budge until you've pushed it down with enough force to actuate the key. Due to the MX Brown switch design, the keys require slightly less force for actuation, making them a nice alternative for people who want feedback from the keyboard but without the loud clicking they'd get with MX Blue switches. At this writing, the Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Stealth Edition is our favorite keyboard incorporating Cherry MX Brown switches.



The Cherry MX Black switch has no tactile bump or audible click. Image by Castin Cramer.Cherry MX Black switches don't provide tactile or audio feedback. Instead, the switch is completely linear and feels the same from the instant when you start pressing the key, through actuation, to bottoming out. These switches also require more force to actuate the keys than MX Brown and MX Blue switches do. As a result, you'll most likely bottom out on each keypress as you type. Black switches are very common in keyboards marketed for high-end PC gamers--possibly because encouraging the typist to bottom out can reduce the likelihood of accidental presses. On the other hand, they can feel less crisp and responsive than the blue or brown switches for prolonged typing work. So far, the Diatec Filco Majestouch Ninja is our favorite keyboard designed with Cherry MX Black switches.

bro, read the description and explaination ady. but i wanna ask if u got demo unit so i can try. Of course i come visit ur shop la

item received

Ducky DK1008 (MX Brown) - Lee Meng KEONG!! not Leong 

Then 1 of the days i drop by try and buy on the spot ba

i also no idea leh, too many public holiday gua.    btw below is my little review for it

Goods:
-nice pressing feeling(brown)
-simple design and solid quality 

Bads:
-orange keycap which i not really like, i thought is red + purple keycap    but it is small issue

Conclusion:
- my first mechanical keyboard for this price is thumbs up.    bye bye ocz illuminati, time to keep you inside the box 

Best price for DK9008s White + shipping to miri sarawak?
thanks bro!

just received in noon time and only can upload now

this is the kb i wan!! blue black and brown is not my tea 
btw thanx to stevie to answer my call at midnite just to confirm stock for me

more



thanx again to stevie,2nd time deal with him already

DK9008 Shining White LED (Cherry MX Red) = RM469

PM me shipping price, thank you.

Just want to give some words of PRAISE to Steve of Heavy Arm after his pre and post sale support of the Ducky DK9008 Shining White Led MX Blue keyboard I bought from him... KEEP UP THE GOOD SERVICE!!!

Hi, kindly pm me best price + shipment to cyberjaya for DK9008 G2 PBT Edition (Cherry MX Red), thanks!

Just got myself a ducky shinning series from heavyarm. A very friendly seller.   

DK9008 G2 PBT Edition (Cherry MX Brown) = RM349
DK1008 (Cherry MX Brown) = RM309

Boss, can pm me the best price for this 2 keyboards?
for the PBT version, if I do not want the keycaps, can you give some discount? I might wanna purchase a set of keycaps from Taobao......
Let me know, ok?

Boss is super friendly, highly recommended.

Too bad they focus on certain products and markets. Otherwise, I'll buy anything from them. lol
LOL, key caps and board comes together. I don't think they'd sell it separately.

Or you can sell it to those who interested at the club(maybe me?)

I'm super interested in this

DK9008 G2 PBT Edition (Cherry MX Red)

But haven't gotten any replies from heavyarm PM yet. ;-;

Hello Heavy, PM me on DK9008 G2 PBT (MX Brown) and DK9008 Shining Blue LED (MX Brown)

Does this DK9008 red switch come with free ducky wrist rest?

Thanks bro, ducky received. Amazing! ^^

pm me best price for 2 units of 1008xm shipping to nilai~~~tq

Hi bro, can pm me your shop address? Want to test-test first... thanks

can i know why the mx red switch is more expensive compare to the rest?

DK1008XM (Green Apls) = RM190RM155 (Entry Level!)
DK1008XM (Black Apls) = RM190RM155 (Entry Level!)

I need either on of this 2 , have to cod or postage ? If postage have to topup hwmch ?

DK9008 G2 PBT Edition (Cherry MX Red)
hi bro is this stock ready?

can i ask whether this comes with free wrist rest as well? thanks

Hi I wanna ask the Ducky Channel DK1008 enter key is the ANSI type or ISO type? (2row or 1row)

Thanks.

Im from KL btw and can i get the DK1008XM (Black Apls) postage to KL for Rm170 ? Discount me Rm5 please and ill buy it cnfm !

yo heavyarm, remember cari saya when free rest comes yaa

bro any idea to bring in Ducky Dragon Limited Edition kb?  

how much den?

Nice Seller (Y)
And i'm typing using Ducky keyboard

Bro, the ducky wrist rest not here yet?

Hi bro,

Please PM me price for Steelseries Merc Stealth including shipping to miri sarawak

Boss, item received in superb condition! 
Fast reply, fast service, definitely recommended.

Thanks a lot 

PM me the best price with courier to Kuching for DK9008 Shining White LED (Cherry MX Brown).

boss, CM Storm Trigger MX Brown no stock?

hi there, can I know how much for the DK9008 Shining White LED (Cherry MX Blue)?

best price for razer blackwidom expert. anyway, whats the different between expert, ultimate and stealth?

do you have Ducky DK9008G2 with Cherry MX Blue?

Hi interesed  with dk 1008 mx brown , still available ?

hi, what is the black and green different for DK1008XM? available for self-collect?