Besides Topre and Ducky, I'm not trusting any other brand unless they have a very nice feedback from legit reviewers.
P/S: LEDs not dead yet.

Makes me feel silly that I bought a Filco.

I don't love my Filco. Love it. Love it!

There are some seriously crappy mech boards our there *cough* Razer *cough* *cough*... but Filco definitely is not one of them. Using the Orbweaver for quite a while now, it's nice, but not as nice as the Filco (same switch, same o-rings). The keys just feel a bit 'off' to me. Still nice for FPS gaming though.

0168257061, I think I found a taobao seller that also sell the taihao doubleshots. Pricing much different?
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....&id=18013299252

Do note that there literally aren't PBT backlit keycaps out there.

So in other words, if you go PBT, you can't get backlit keycaps (but powerful LED can still shine through brighter and thinner PBT keycaps though).

This is the effect of LED with brighter color PBT.

looks nice

Yar, thats why I put "literally".

BTW, the 2012 doubleshot PBT Deck with uniprofile keycaps that is made in China gone to where dy? Sink without even surface to the market?
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=37269....09928#msg709928

EDIT: motherofgod.jpg, seems like the project is still on...

lit·er·al·ly  (ltr--l)
adv.
1. In a literal manner; word for word: translated the Greek passage literally.
2. In a literal or strict sense: Don't take my remarks literally.
3. Usage Problem
a. Really; actually: "There are people in the world who literally do not know how to boil water" (Craig Claiborne).
b. Used as an intensive before a figurative expression.

This is the FIRST TIME Rosewill asked me to take less than 100 units themselves. Not because of poor sales expectation but because factory cannot cope with production on the aluminium casing...Our RK9000 and RK9200 comes in few hundred units per order

Do help identify all the problems. If someone can submit the PCB layout, we can get them to copy almost perfectly. There's little cost having a bunch of holes prepared on the PCB for modding. As long as you are prepared to void the warranty.

Poker 2 is the best 60% board by far that targets mass market. Their factory also has problem delivery the quantity...

My forecast is that we would complete a sale to end user for a Realforce 87 perhaps once every 6 months. Selling to dealer don't count, we don't want products to be stuck at dealer and cannot be sold. As for TKL, they do move but extremely slow as compared to full size. There is little to no cost difference in losing the extra keys. Some people think it is not worth paying the same for less. There's also the added fear of not being able to adapt to the lesser key layout. Therefore many 87 key-ers tend to have more than 1 boards.

Just like hatchback cars...I love hatchback but a lot of people think that paying for MORE on a hatchback in Malaysia over a sedan with trunk is a bad deal!

Mazda 3 sedan > Mazda 3 hatchback
Mazda 2 sedan > Mazda 2 hatchbatck
Toyota Vios > Toyota Yaris (Yaris was complete fail)

Honestly though, all the hatchback looks nicer.

Just wonder what it's mean Ultra-responsive mechanical key switches 

Why would I purposely downgrade the quality of my peripherals just to make switching keycaps easier?

what goes around comes around???   

Mechanical keyboard is just more than the board itself.
There are so many things to play with

But isn't a RM500 difference bit too much? D: