Uuuuuuh, that's almost a grand. Right there.

45g uniform. Don't like the "ergonomic" weights. All my fingers are well trained from years of... playing bass.

You so mean man...

Explanation not needed. Hahahaha... It's just a cheap keyboard.

I played bass, right handed player. Ex lead guitar and second guitar. Bass just making my right finger tougher. Typing use both hand, but I don't have problem. Still I', looking for something which is lighter than red.

30g topres mang. I think blues a bit heavy for typing now, since I switched. Still better for Dota though. Not sure if I will like the blacks now since it'll arrive after my Topre

If blue is heavy then you need red or below, vintage black. But, seems like no best switch for me. All switch feels good. Anyway, 30g is different type so I guess different feeling tho.

Maybe. Maybe not.

Oh my... got water spilled on before or will definitely happen to any steel board?
Now I'm a bit scared of my Filco already...

30g, even the brown is way light for me; can't feel the force can probably actuate for several seconds, darn membrane fault!!

You want lighter switches, you get lighter switches. Easy.

I feels my MX Brown is already very light compare to my laptop and my previous desktop keyboard, both of them are scissors membrane, I can't be sure how much forces it needs to actuate but I feels they needs heavier force to push it down, probably due to my uses of keyboard protector even thought it's just a thin layer of rubber.
Well, till I got a taste of MX Black or any other switches then I can confirm the actuate force of my scissors membrane.

The paint on the steel scratched, that's why corrosion/rust happened there.
Will happen to any steel plate except stainless steel.

It feels better because now you no longer need to bottom out with the keys before it registers.

For membranes, bottoming out is the norm, while for MKBs, it is unnecessary.

Damn. Looks like I'll need to do an inspection on my gear tonight!

This post has been edited by dadudeneverabides: Mar 21 2014, 11:48 AM

guys anyone has any experience buying keycaps from Taobao?

http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?&id=17374384931
http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?&id=36858996222

are these 2 sellers good?

Experienced before.
Yup, both good sellers.

It's fine. just get an agent to help you.

Ok thanks

I am an agent myself

Got special rates for us ah?

Was about to ask the same question.

http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=2013.1...22-407bd901cf59

Looks decent ~

HHHGGGNNN. Red Happy Face. I want.