justnits I want to fill up the form, but not sure if I need the tsangan kit. QFR need?

if you guys dig how bunny likes to throw free stuff and understand his habits, there's a very big change he will include a free/gift of a matching blue sleeved cable for the raindrop set.

wkl is what ah? the modifier set? me noob tak tau lol
liddis bola pecah or pocket pecah which more hurt i wonder hahahaha!

Hahahaha okay, I'll take your word for it. Guess most boards are aesthetics on the outside and crappy on the inside.

What would be your favourite board of all time? Or at least one which you think is the best.

=.= omg
Corsair made in China?

I think every brand also got white color... White2 

Finally, time to ask, actually there are how many type of mainstream profile out there?
I only know oem and cherry

if anyone want soldering board or harvesting blue switches let me know, i got one to let go.

Guys,what's the cheapest MX Brown keyboard I can get?

What about for more compact layouts?

No. Its the complete opposite.
People who don't need to type much everyday or type slowly and poorly do not need a mechanical keyboard. Any RM20 cheap rubber dome will do since they type so slow anyway. Don't waste money on mkb if you fall into that category.

People who use it for work like me find cheap rubber domes need more finger pressure because of the need to constantly bottom out. The biggest defect of rubber dome is the jiggly feel which causes mistakes while typing semi fast or fast. Then rubber domes wear down faster and the feel changes and keys bind even though it still works because the stabilization is poor (or missing). There are good rubber domes in the past like the Dell quietkey but its discontinued and scissor switched keyboard which are hard to find so the only choice for serious typists are mkb.

Again, if you don't type much, stick to cheap rubber domes since you'll never wear it out anyway.

I don't see why I was wrong since you yourself agree that a person who doesn't type that much can't tell the difference. It takes some training to type faster on a mkb to take advantage of the shorter travel. For a person who types slowly and doesn't need or want to improve their typing speed a rubber dome will be just as good. I agree that some of those people will just upgrade to a mkb just because it is 'expensive'.

what brand? When it comes to my budget. Keycool , cmstorm . Any recommended brand below rm 200 ah? Wanna ask yah, normally mech keyboards.. you all prefer to have num pad or dont want num pad?

I'm start to wondering about the numpad? I mean buying separately.
Consider me got a tkl, later want to buy a numpad with mechanical switch.

Indeed. Very expensive, maybe the price represent the quality of it.
I found the leopold.
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....&id=18752285964

Nice yet affordable. The only bad is the keycool have the brand name so big on the numpad
Will see if local have before purchase from taobao.

Anyone in this forum bought numpad separately?

Don't worry about the switches, ayam pengguna biru tegar.. MX blue is absolutely fine for me. 

Found MX brown, Filco
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....&id=24798224406