Yea, don't understand why Filco don't import this to Msia. 

http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=50845.0

Who wanna order this with me?
includes tsangan and standard 87 keys for only $60.xx
110 sets then start production and now reached 85 already...
do pm me ya, will submit my order tomorrow noon

To kaki kastam board and non standard layout, time to rejoice.

http://www.pcwaishe.cn/thread-532005-1-1.html

15 doubleshot PBT keys (even got the less popular tsangan kit - 1.5 Ctrl/Alt and 1.75x shift) + a keypuller for that price, you shouldn't complain much...

Who knows if one day will venture into the custom keyboards league that majority of then using tsangan layout?

In short yes, those "Cherry" and "原厂" better to avoid.

For POM, I will suggest you better avoid it too, as most POM keycaps are made too tight, mean you may accidentally pull the switch stems out when removing keycaps next time.

In short, I will suggest you to get from below, depend on your color preference (avoid black color as it is POM)
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z10....&id=15485618522
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z10....&id=19215064699

Not sure if its really as easy as this guy shown in video:

celaka u...
[attachmentid=3745663]
what does the add 2 key means? @.@

Seems like Vortex thcik PBT dye sub are a bit lower than OEM profile. Now my keyboard looks weird, with tall RGB modifier. Looks like vortex dye sub 2-3mm shorter than OEM profile.

the over inflated ccs are bull shit.
kudos to those who make fake one.
and cc is also bullshitting.
ada business tarak mau buat,
piece of art yeah.
what art can do for you, if profit is not for you.

LOL, I am expecting some working prototype, but all I saw are just some rendered image...

Am interested to know what changes they had done to allow RGB led to be mounted onto a new switches which look like having a similar dimension as old one. If want controllable RGB LED, the minimum no of pins is 4 pins, which is a little too compacted on the small MX switches. Most existing RGB LED is 5mm (too fat for cherry MX), 4 pins and not all color can work at the same time.

BTW, again, Plum seems to be more fast poke here with the RGB led nano 75 (using their own switches though).
1. Plum 96 come out a tad earlier than CM QF TK.
2. Plum capacitive switches come out a tad earlier than CM Topre Switches with Cherry MX compatible stem.
3. RGB LED switches on nano75 come out a tad earlier than the corsair cherry RGB MX.

There must be some conspiracy behind all these coincident, LOL.

p/s: I think I found the keywords -  surface-mount RGB LED
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2013...cherry-mx-rgb/1