The tweezer looks nice, same tweezer last time I use in Industrial.
Graphite tip , stainless tweezer...

Nice keyboard with very nice price.

Midnight use MX blue only nice
Topre is silent, but cost a bomb
Alternative, use rubberdome normal keyboard or choose like MX red or brown...

The main attraction is the price is cheap.
For me, the backspace still acceptable since my backspace is mapped on Capslock.
About the big enter key, I remain speechless

I saw black POM for the keycool. Should be ok, right?

Here, in Heavy Arm, you can get the Ducky Side Printing PBT and it is still AVAILABLE,
http://www.heavy-arm.com/product.php?id_product=375
Probably black color.

I think this is 100% what you want.

Last time I bought keycool white pbt key caps fits nice on Ducky, but not Filco stem.
Maybe not universal enough to fits all nicely.
Got another marketplace for keycaps
http://www.keycapsdirect.com/marketplace.php

My mx brown stem on filco is bigger. All key caps feel tighter on filco.

Ducky mx blue stem are smaller. Non-standard.
I will try to get d measurement and see.

This MX Brown stem from Filco Majestouch 2,


This MX Blue stem from Ducky Shine 2,

Another stem,


As you can see, Filco MX Brown stem is a little different from Ducky MX Blue.
Ducky 1 easy fit for many of keycaps even keycool keycaps, but my Filco can't fit keycool coz too tight.

Edit: stem measurement are same for both, only differences is the cutting of the plastics as show in the picture.
I also dunno that cut area is what name, "bump" ?

This post has been edited by quovadis123: Dec 16 2013, 02:44 AM

Hmm... Your siggy added few more games ~

Not a heartbreaker since the issue can be fix.
Thanks for the info.

Not me. You may always ask the soldering service from sifu from this thread, if your keyboard is broken.
But somehow, is that resoldering is learnt from school day?
In the product manufacturing line, there is something called dppm(defects per part million), if you are unlucky, you will get the product that have defects.
Sadly, to say, this is unavoidable.
You can choose to RMA
Somehow, for people know how to fix, they will like hassle to RMA since it takes few weeks to process. So, they will try to solve by themselves aka DIY.

Mechanical keyboard in most people mind is, high repairability - that's why mechanical lasts for more than 10 years time and even 20 before you need to replace it.

Haha. But, I'm sure is Defective Parts Per Million
Since, I'm engineer that time in front line.
Ya, I admit that soldering is non trivial task for most users.

There are really no absolute that Rosewill should or should not. Unless the same product sell for many years, they will only improve it.
Once, it is RTM then they are lazy to change the design, many big company like that too, including the company start with letter A.
People always choose not to buy their products. Nothing is perfect.

Indeed, people don't get mechanical keyboard and waste time fix it. True.
I think mechanical keyboard as my employee, if employee can't get to work, I have to help him.
Since, it's my trustworthy employee.

Edit: 1 of the real reason behind why products not so reliable because they want you to buy more.
For quite sometime, there is lacks of quality products in consumer markets. Too much cost-saving.

"You pay for the price of margarine, never can get a butter."

This post has been edited by quovadis123: Dec 16 2013, 12:41 PM

I'm afraid they not willing to change the design of current Rosewill, not about money issue for this, just simply lazy.
Agree.
They just need it make like Filco, wired connector. More reliable.

Buy it, Cherry MX Red + MX Blue.
Nice?

JohnDiew0107 and human10 gua have plum.

This post has been edited by quovadis123: Dec 16 2013, 03:23 PM

Filco Minila also wireless

yesterday talk about the stem of ducky and filco is different.
Abang Human10 no choi me

Normally, I press reply only
Next year, any plan?
Buy new mkb?

Sure

Here is the Left Ctrl


Escape


This post has been edited by quovadis123: Dec 17 2013, 01:12 AM

Ya. As you can from Ducky MX blue picture, the cutting feel like a little curve, that make it easy to fit and pull out keycaps.
The entrance of stem for Ducky is more shorter compared to Filco.
But not for Filco, once you fit in, hard to pull out.
I'm wondering why both are cherry switches but different in design of the stem.

This post has been edited by quovadis123: Dec 17 2013, 01:27 AM

Not a problem, not defects too, it's a FEATURE

So, at the end this Filco is very choosy for keycaps. Maybe it only can use some top-tiers key caps.
I was happy since at least my Ducky can fit the white unprinted PBT keycool keycaps that you recommended last time.