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This post has been edited by 168257061: Dec 29 2013, 01:21 AM

Very nice. Lekat 1? or buy?

first time see such keycap @.@

yeah... the cheapest one
looking to invest more if it can last for at least 30 years

edit:
but in the end it is still kinda hard for me to decide whether to invest more into the keyboard.
im changing my mouse and mousepad at the same time (played dota alot recently, and my mouse is about to die soon),
and the spare money i have, i'll use it on either keyboard or a headset.

This post has been edited by eddydo: Dec 29 2013, 02:03 AM

I remember legacy IBM model M keyboard last more than 20 years. Nearly 30 years and still ongoing its lifespan.
I'm not prophet that know any keyboard that last for 30 years.
As I want to recommend keyboard:
Full layout: Rosewill
TKL: Filco MJ2 (I do owned 1 myself)
60% layout: Poker 2

been using the IBM model m for a few weeks, and yeah, its build like a nuclear bunker. been quit raging a few times, and it hurts me more than itself.

This post has been edited by amirinz: Dec 29 2013, 02:36 AM

30 years?

Better get an IBM model M, proven to last 20+ years...

But on serious note, Filco is among the best non-custom board you can get. And with adequate amount of switches and keycaps to swap and replace, it theoretically can last 30 years too.

PC is normally used in backlit board, similar to ABS (backlit keycaps are either PC or ABS). Where the keycaps feel isn't exactly a concern there as the surface is coated.

Regarding the feel, I didn't had any personal experience on it. But I think it should be similar to ABS, and on the more slippery and oily side.

This post has been edited by Human10: Dec 29 2013, 02:43 AM

1. buy spare micro-switches for mice from taobao
2. disassemble the mice
3. desolder, swap and resolder the old switches
4. ????
5. FUUUU, never had chance to change mice again!!!!

Figurine I collected long time ago.
Superglue also have in house
they are firm enough for normal usage.

Well. A mkb can last as long as it is as long there are parts for replacement.
Lets say u buy custom.
pcb rosak u can swap while switches still can move over.

of course u cant expect a mkb works for years without maintaining.
is like asking people buy merc and expect it run 30yrs without problem.

I dun think people will use a keyboard for that long period of time, unless other keyboard u tried are not as good as the current one u have

Since u type or use a lot on the keyboard, i bet the fonts disappear of stock keycaps (ABS) very fast and keycaps shinny too.
Then why dun spend RM200 or RM300+ to get PBT Dyesub/Doubleshot keycaps that is more durable than ABS.

of course when I say last for at least 30 years, I'm already expecting myself to maintain and switch keycaps. that's the main reason I'm getting a mechanical keyboard as well.

rosewill which model? any mechanical keyboard can be customised?

IBM Model M being there done that yoh.

Since you are aiming for long lasting keyboard, like I previously suggested, go for Filco or IBM Model M.
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....&id=19187790983

This post has been edited by Human10: Dec 29 2013, 11:55 AM

what mouse is that and how is it dying?

i got a few polycarbonate + abs doubleshot caps.
the side surface of the cap is of course, smooth and slippery. the top surface is textured.

my logitech g400 died on me a few months ago. found a spare dell mouse and I'm using that now. the scroll click ate getting funky, click once can open 3-7 tabs. changing it is a must

u throw ur g400 away d ah?
give me can? lol!

not with me already... it has been months la haha.

Also like I suggested, double or multiple clicking problem is easily fixable by replacing the old switches.