Took me a weekend (Around 3-4 hours) to get used to it.

As usual the Rosewill beats all for the value for money. Go for it. Don't support razer. They tend to fail quite often

How cheap is cheap cheap price

Yeah 200 is a great price!

What exactly are you looking for? The rosewill is a no frills no nonsense keyboard actually. The next reliable keyboard with full backlights is from ducky (I think), but it's not cheap around 420 bucks.

I thought there's more demand for TKL than 104?

Don't know why office blocks geekhack and deskauthority..

Probably, but that doesn't explain deskauthority..

You beat me to that leopold!

I'm now looking to buy a cheap Cherry MX Blue. Any sellers?

Why all also reds

I wanna use Blue

yuka Whoose selling?

Lol, I may just beat you to it. Can buy now also
His price is not too bad.. But I'm knocking my head on my desk now coz I missed this.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2682906/all

Lol, I mailed him and it's sold =.=

I asked him and he told me he sold it for RM170.

How old is that keyboard really? When was it released? Is the 2nd generation of filco..

But then again it's quite a steal for 170 bucks, his filco. Just gotta send the kb to kai to repair lol!

Most backlid keyboards are using this. Does it have a rubberized feel to it?

chenhui87 If you're looking for design, I'd suggest going for Ducky Shine 2.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2142065/all

chenhui87
These mechanical keyboards are not dependent on brand too much. What's more important is the factory they're manufactured. For example, Costar which manufactures Filco is deemed very reliable.

Don't know too much about CM Storm but I myself own one, and I'm loving it. Quickfire Pro here.

Switches are of personal preference. I like a tactile feedback when I'm typing, that's why my Quickfire Pro is cherry Mx Brown.

I'd suggest you go to a shop and try out all the switches.