Swap with your existing PLU switches, perobem solved? Profit?

Neo Zelia or Plum96 wireless(rare) are your best bet,

Here. Though, I never try it on my PCB mounted board yet, because can't seems to find suitable tools. I still using the desolder and open way to reach the spring.

I mean you harvest the existing switch base and swap with your new PCB mounted switch.

No, men only grow old, but not grow up.

Remove the stabiliser off the spacebar and remount them onto the keyboard.

Thats where 96 to the rescue.

Keycool used to sell them separately, but now I think you need to opt for the one supply by wadskeyboard.

Discoverychannelguy-koreancustomkeyboards.jpg

ohgodwhy.jpg

so mini 60% board is the next TKL87?

[insert random china gaming brands here] mechanical gaming keyboard.

Seriously, the pad printed RGB modifiers doesn't justify the whole feel, quality and class of the keyboard. Change it if possible.

paradis3lost
The stabiliser inserts, if you hadn't get yours from WASD
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....&id=15169684126

This post has been edited by Human10: Jun 7 2013, 02:27 AM

kaiserreich
http://www.waishehome.cn/thread-73477-1-1.html

Pure actually got a Pro version? And with a layout same as the Tex?


Edit: Uncle Taobao actually tells me that it is available for quite a long time already.
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....&id=24241640526
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....&id=15258288160

This post has been edited by Human10: Jun 7 2013, 12:06 PM

BTW, since you stated "in Malaysia", then a definite answer are those larger retail shops in LYN.

The major problem you need to deal with after taking time to familiarize with the weird layout is to find a 2X LeftShift and 4.5X spacebar.

But from my personal experience, "?" is inseparable from Shift. Take a look at SS6Gv2 layout, a lot of ppl headache at the right shift.

Normal keyboard you see out there are fullsize keyboard, with around 104keys normally.

When we cut off the numpad corner, the keyboard now remain around 87 keys, thus we call it 87 and some other context call it tenkeyless.

60% is what remain after you cut off the F-keys, numpad, cursors and home cluster. It is also normally referred as mini.

75% is a more rare layout and hadn't be standardized to a definite layout yet, so no much explanation on it. But it's normal size is like that of KBT Race.


For PBT, you need to know the material that normal keycaps made of.

Most normal keycaps are made of ABS and some backlit keycaps made of PC. They are all different types of plastic. PBT and POM on the other hands are also plastic but more of a premium choices over normal ABS.

Stuff a Razer logo on and their reply will change.

Marketing and eye candies, they work