Actually, the roughest keycaps I ever type on b4 is the Vortex PBT previous sell by kaisereich.

if u don mind to use full size keyboard..can Look at Rosewill or Filco mj 2/ninja
both oem by costa..rosewill on promote now price at RM 269..filco RM 339
rosewill doesnt come with keycap puller...but filco ninja hv keycap puller and 2 extra win keycaps side printing
rosewill using green pcb and filco is blue pcb..
rosewill with detachable USB..filco not..
both use ABS keycaps
conclusion..rosewill is best bang for buck ~
filco is top premium brand

i read quite lot review if look for Blue switch..Costa is the best　~

This post has been edited by halllo81: Jun 15 2013, 05:46 PM

Razer A bit risky for a few keys problem. (Non-Clicky blue switch) my experience F9 and F10 not clicky. even the new boards F9, F10 non-clicky so I think is design problem or batch problem. haha. just sharing.

hoho, after some read through about noppoo, i m hooked to choc mini
am considering this instead of ducky mini
the only drawback is the spacebar and warranty issue since i have to bring it in from china

The moment you bought a non-standard spacebar keyboard, the moment your nightmare start...

Oh, ooops. Didn't know you bring in.

noppoo tkl looks cheap and good for modding. lulz.

This looks better for me.
http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?spm=a230r...&id=25281292098

wireless

Should be fine, as my PLUM is doing fine.

If you look for fullsize, here
http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?spm=a230r...&id=24823652190

question, wonder if there's a mech KB that has MAC layout?

Yet another bizarre keyboard design,
http://www.armygroup.com.tw/shop/goods-14588.html

Any idea if it comes with a keycap puller?

Mac layout different only in numpad, not?

BTW, Razer and Das do made them b4, nowadays not sure.

had a nightmare desoldering leds before. but its a great challenge though.

Yar, regarding desoldering LED part, I agree.

It is better to have a proper desoldering gun than using soldering iron + vacuum suck...

BTW, the one in my link got non-LED version, get it for the sake of wireless.

This post has been edited by Human10: Jun 15 2013, 07:38 PM

BTW, motherofgod pricing, even for sale purposes...
http://www.inpad.com.tw/goods.php?act=view&no=5384

Desoldering LEDs needs a ton of solder, a plier and a good vacuum sucker.
I recommend the Edsyn soldapult.

I tried to look for a device like this b4 (which is a hybrid of vacuum suck with soldering tips), but no luck finding it locally
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....f&id=2456052135

Radioshack (not local one) also seems to having similar device, but instead fusing 2 device directly into one, they simply combining them at the tips
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.js...oductId=2062731

BTW, if the LED is not going to be salvaged for future use, I simply heat it like no tomorrow till all solder melt off it, LOL.

This post has been edited by Human10: Jun 15 2013, 07:50 PM

will get an led board later to play around. need to upgrade my tools first.

whats your trick boss? add more solder first, then suck back?