Where did u seen that?

This post has been edited by storm88: Jun 12 2012, 02:08 PM

For those R4(tallest) key, may be you can grip it tightly and try to pull it off vertically.

For those lower keys, apart from key puller, I think only fingernails(exceeding 1cm one) can help. Though, do note that it is easy to scratch the keys in these ways though(but BWE isn't coated, so properly won't be harmed).

would prefer g80-3494 or g80-1865

I was told that G80-3494 not in production anymore. =\

OMG where is this?? Which shop?

thx, u r the only one who mind answering me

Nvm already i guess, already RMA it with Razer distributor. Just hope they can have better quality control.

Guys,
new here. Any tenkeyless mech that does NKRO on PS/2 which cost around RM150-250 ?

Most options need to be "import" from China(taobao).
Brands like Keycool, HPE and PLU should fit your need well.
They cost around RM160+ depend on the switches type and probably around another RM10/20 for shipping to your home.

If you still seek for local availability(for the sake of warranty?), you should go for CM Storm Quickfire Rapid, which is around RM240 in garage sale.

hi bro Human10,
Thanks for your reply. I browse around those brand @ taobao and seems like Keycool 87 have a good review. Do you have any good reputation taobao seller to intro?

Buying in taobao is easy, just seek for those with most number of sales and they are probably the cheapest/best sellers, LOL...

Hi,
Do I need to go through local taobao agent or can I just register and purchase then they courier to me?
sorry this seems like out of topic or shall I pm you (if you dont mind)

Thanks!

Erm, you still need an agent. Go search around in services sub-forum, there are plenty of them.

Some discussion is ok, as long as it is not too lengthy or directly promoting of sales.

alright bro. Noted. Thanks for the information~

or you could just wait for the leopold TKL.. in bound this july..

How good the cherry stabilizers feels depends a lot of how good the lubrication is in the switches.
Older cherry stabilizers has different metal make, and probably plastic thus the combination of that together with the cherry stabilizers feels really nice, especially on the linear switches. No wobble and other noise. Which is probably engineered together and thus perfect.

However, with cost cutting, lower grade of metal is used for the contact leave, and probably due to effect of the plastic molding, the switches are not as smooth. They feel a bit gritty to some extent. And somehow this affects the feeling when used together with cherry stabilizers.

For vintage cherry switches, the combination together with cherry stabilizers is the best. For modern switches, you'd have better luck with the Wire stabilizer. Or, you could lube your own switches and use it with the cherry stabs, with good feeling.

I don't know what's the deal it is with the clicky type switches and these stabilizers but they are awful. Probably the worse combination of switch and stabilizers. And it's being used on my 'The Cheat' keyboard. Love the keyboard, hate the switch combination. Probably gonna do a swap of the switches in the future.

eh????? this is.... sad

Don't know for real or what since the way the supplier talk to me is like don't know shit about mechanical keyboard.

DIY Paper clip

if its R4 keys, i just pull it out with my fingers

hello forumers ..
after my study, i come down to 2 mech keyboard to choose ..
razer bwu vs ducky shine ..
both of them in same price range and use blue switch ..
so please poison me which one should i buy ..

Ducky Shine, better build quality, standard 1.5x modifier keys (easier for keycap replacements)