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this will help u mate..thank me later...

There are other better and cheaper options lying around.

I am sold for the plate!!!

If it is available in taobao, I will give cloud a PM now...

So, any group buy for those goodies?

The 1.5x RGB are metal one? So attractive.

This post has been edited by Human10: Nov 25 2013, 12:11 AM

hahaah wkl plate

but that one is good looking.. also for the silver with blue backlight color option..

yeahh..just one person word in this thread make u feel like hypnotized..trust me..even ur very own good friend like mine one[that diabolique guy] pm and poison me at fb..ggwp

If you lurk here more, you will start appreciate a standard layout keyboard over a sexy looking topless brushed aluminium keyboard.

hmm, it's best if u check out the first page of this thread for information about the different mechanical keyboard switches.

if u still don't understand, then come back n ask about it
best if u read and understand it urself, that's part of the fun! (and poison)

and since the first thing u mentioned that u want to look for keycaps before getting a mechanical keyboard...my advice to you is that u get a keyboard that have this condition:-
1) Standard layout keyboard
2) Using cherry stabilizer (this is optional, but recommended for newbie)

and unfortunately, the k70 doesn't have the first condition.
if you were to buy k70, and when you buy aftermarket keycaps set from taobao or anywhere else, chances are, u're unable to get a perfect fit on the bottom CTRL ALT SPACEBAR row.
because the k70 doesn't follow the standard layout sizing.

although maxkeyboard.com is coming out with a universal keycaps set, meaning it will contain keycap sizes that is compatible with k70. BUT, they will be the only keycaps u'll be getting for a perfect fit unless all the other keycaps manufacturer adopt this idea.
so you rate your own priorities.
if keycaps changing is important to you, forget about k70 or any other gaming keyboard (90% of gaming keyboards you can get locally here isn't standard layout)

if i like typing with "less effort" to press the key, which Switch type is suitable for me? sorry guys, don't know how to say it..
red?
brown?

Red or brown

ya was thinking either full WHITE LED den buy the plastic to cover up the LED or just straight Rainbow LED on it.. now still thinking

brown and red..
which one is quieter?
which one we'll know the key is registered when we press the key?

I KNOW RIGHT!?
makes me want to get a 60% board just because of that >.<

and the RGB is OMGWTFROFLCOPTERBBQSAUCE
but still won't it be weird to have only your 6 modifier keys as alu? LOL!

red/black is for you.
but i'm not sure what kind of less effort are you talking about LOL!
still the best way to know, try the different switches with your own fingers...

http://imsto.cn/index.php?route=product/pr...1&product_id=67
I just realize its WKL after 016 said so

meaning that just "light press"..
"less force" i guess is the correct word..

This post has been edited by toomanyrulez: Nov 25 2013, 12:19 AM

if you are going to use the stock f104 keycaps with the plastic cover, i have doubt that it'll fit in.
the stock f104 keycaps are already thick, it's thick doubleshot mind you.
the plastic cover thing is designed for ducky's stock backlit keycaps which is single layer and it's thin.
even that looks as if the plastic cover's already touching the keycaps.
but i may be wrong...can someone verify if there's china ppl using the plastic cover on stock f104?

Anodized aluminum alloy plate for GH60/Poker

2 versions available (1.25*7+6.25)&(1.5*4+7)

he got winkey version also, scroll down further and u can see there's a red plate that is suitable for poker2.

Got 2 types.

if you are a real typist, go for blue switches. the one you mentioned is a red switch version (my Corsair K70 is blue switch).

but, i suggest you to take Ducky keyboards. they are very awesome.

blue switch to me doesn't need much force also

but based on your description, theoretically you are either brown or red.
brown have a small tactile feedback as you type.
red is linear, there's no tactile feedback as you type and it's the softest stock switch among the mainstream, it is also known as red bewbs