DIY by 上海信誉商店 wor, i supposed the LED wont explode so easy kua?!

i'll try that asap..

Kesian.
either loose or died.
Use high temp will die faster too.

That's a lot of not working LEDs. I expected 1 or 2 lol

Not sure if this is the right place. I'm looking for a mechanical keyboard recommendation just around the RM300 price range (can be slightly above too).

I'm coming from a Razer Blackwidow Tourney (Cherry MX Blue). I would probably want to avoid detachable cables.

sifu here will recommend u standard layout i guess, for 300 budget around, have a check on first page or .. RK9000, Ducky Zero 2108

This post has been edited by Powet: Mar 29 2014, 07:17 PM

I wonder if I top up a bit more I can get the Ducky Shine keyboard.

Most of the prices quoted here seem more than what I can find in the stores. I'm guessing you guys normally get your keyboards from the Garage Sales here?

top up 100 more
standing at rm400 u stand at a sweet spot for mkb

Welcome brother. If you still prefer tenkeyless then I'd suggest the Ducky Zero TKL dk2087, for full layout its the Ducky Zero dk2108

We mostly recommend TKL layout here lol. And he's using a TKL layout already if I'm not mistaken. BW tourney

There truly is nothing wrong with detachable cables, as long as you keep the wiring neat behind the keyboard. I'll recommend you keyboards from CM Storm.

CM storm Rapid. Great keyboard, great price.

True, there's nothing wrong with detachable cables. However my experience with this Blackwidow Tourney is that the USB connection is not all that solid. It's a great keyboard as well, my main gripe is when I move it, the keyboard disconnects and reconnects after 5 seconds or so. Annoying during an online gaming match like CS:GO.

Tenkeyless is fine with me, I never used the numpad much anyway. Space saving too, but backlits are something I'm drawn too (probably novelty factor).

there you go my friend

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...827787&hl=filco

no detachable cord, premium quality, good brand history

+1
the rich peoples' keyboard

filco is for poor ppl. y? coz its affordable and very good quality = less changing/faulty.
rich ppl buy razer and etc which is pure marketing gimmick = affordable + medicore quality = more prone to chg/faulty

The Ninja looks rad cool, and practical if you're the type of guy who has already remembered his QWERTY layout by memory.

I'm looking at comparisons online, seems like many prefer the Ducky keyboards. Any ideas why?

- LED
- Good marketing, but not as good as Razer
- Cheaper than gaming keyboard but better QC and standard layout

Some will say Deck keyboard on par with Filco, some will say Ducky on par with Filco. Never tried Deck, but if I was given choices I will pick Filco, Ducky, and Deck.

Who are the many? I would recommend ppl Ducky if there is no availability for the Filco anytime, anyday....

But nowadays ppl usually wants more for the money, so they will ding dong ding dong towards Razer and other fancy mech keyboard brands....

Want no hassle, Filco is the best and usual recommendation ppl give... but sometimes ppl malas wanna recommend 'Filco' is because the one asking will always ask; what if Filco vs this, what if Filco vs that....

That is why we ask budget, layout, other features (the ones needed, not the ones desired)

p/s: Filco, Ducky, Vortex keyboard present owner

This post has been edited by antonio: Mar 29 2014, 09:43 PM

Haha, thanks for all your replies mates. Appreciate it :thumbsup:

ducky shine series (d9008 or d9087) quality is decent, trust me, you won't go wrong.
unless you prefer legendary kibot without any led mode but legendary quality, go filco