Great cant wait to get it =D.
When will be the date you actually make the order?

Get the Filco TKL! Its definately very much worth it

Haha yeap regret that last time. Didn't know that after getting my Poker i'd be so hooked that I couldnt tahan membrane keyboards anymore =.=. So had to get one for my house since my Poker is at work. And since I can afford to be noisy at home, I can get the blues =D

Get the Filco straight =D
Top up abit, and you have assurance of having one of the pioneers and best in quality in mech keyboards =D

Keycool is a budget offering .
The best is Realforce and HHKB right now (IBM not considered).
Followed by IMO, Filco, then Leopold/Ducky and Coolermaster (because of their shitty overbranding and rubberized body), then Keycoll.

Razer is perhaps at the lowest

DAS is pretty good, but not so common here thats why i never include
KBT is pretty good if you are looking for compact body, but their build quality is no where near what you get with Filco. Very light and flexes alot.

Steelseries... way too expensive and not full mechanical keys, so yeah

Opps thanks! =D

I was corrected in the previous post, supposed to refer to Corsair, not Steelseries

How much will it be?

I don't think so Rosewill has it.
If comparing the older models, Rosewills are definately known to be in the budget bracket to users in USA (Rosewill was initially exclusively sold by Newegg). They do have some quality issues in the past, not sure bout the newer models. But they were cheap, and they did put mecha keyboards to the masses in a more affordable price tag.

So far, in terms of quality, Filco is still better followed by Leopold. Even my Poker cannot match (the Poker's plastic enclosure is not as good as the Filco's, has a few moulding defects).
But man, if you had the chance to touch the HHKBs and Realforces.. .

Yup, but the quality still differs, althought they have an advantage with the Costar stabilisers.
I've tried one before in Japan, and still find the Filco and Leopold better built.

If you guys were earlier, I could've helped purchase from Japan.
I was in Japan for 4 times throughout 3 months (1 trip every 3 weeks or so). In Japan, HHKB Pro 2 is only bout RM800.