Aaaaaaaaaaaah I want.

Do you mind transfer to me ? I am going as media

whoever took the ticket must do a short report here

For a RM300+ keyboard I expected the keycap printing to last longer. Haha, guess I was mistaken.

Also, I'm bringing my Filco TKL blue switch out with me now. The size is acceptable but the noise is ridiculous. Will brown switches help with the noise issue? The blue ones are too loud to be used at the library now.

This post has been edited by yukihatsu: May 27 2014, 01:29 PM

Erm, even RM300+ keycaps made from ABS would shine after a whole lot of heavy usage. If you want long term reliability get thick PBT keycaps.

Yes, Brown is much more quieter then blue.

This post has been edited by Sentinel92: May 27 2014, 01:30 PM

Just like me, PBT Dyesub Keycaps, the feels is absolutely brilliant *spraying poisons* Not too expensive, just around RM250 I bought
And yes, Brown will definitely quieter but if want to use in absolute quiet library, you can add o-ring, especiall the thick one will absorb even more noise from bottoming the switches. Well, typing habit/method also affect the noise I guess, touch typist will surely have less noise than heavy typist of which they tend to bottom out the keycaps.

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 27 2014, 01:38 PM

I swear mechanical keyboards are made to trap people into spending more hahaha. Ok, great!

*poisoned* Next paycheck definitely need to get a MX Brown keyboard. But wouldn't o-ring affect the whole typing experience? I imagine it would feel more 'plastic-y' or 'membrane-y' after attaching o-ring to the keycaps.

0168257061How much did it cost you to build the board you sold to Sentinel92?

Your signature says it all, better enjoy Blues in private

I'm also using Ninja TKL with Browns but fitted with O-rings. Quieter and softer (sound and impact) when bottoming out. But I'm still using stock keycaps. Saving up for PBT in the future.

As for the feel with O-rings, it's personal preference. For me, the reduced key travel distance helps me to stop right after the tactile bump, so to me it feels as if the bump is more pronounced. Because without O-rings the keys travel further and I barely feel the bump unless I don't bottom out. But that's just me.

I also feel that the soft landing helps me reduce fatigue on my fingers/wrist, so +1 for ergonomics.

O-rings are cheap and reversible anyway. So can give it a shot

I don't have O-rings myself, type at my own room at home, does not feels the need to.
However look at reply below for personal experience with MX Brown + O-rings.
Overall it changes the bottoming out feels with shorten bottoming distance.

Ergo Clears. More likely to end up going 55g rather than 62g.

Ahem.

nice.

and now i'm stuck on which spring to use. or use stock clears first before changing springs

Changing springs? So are you going to de-solder the switches, change springs and solder it back?
Wonder how long will the switches last with all the re-soldering?

if your switches are plate mounted then need to desolder. if it's pcb mounted then don't have to desolder. can just change switch/spring with the plate intact.

Oh my bad, didn't quote you for that fabulous quote

Blues are really loud and fun. Had much pleasure typing on my friend's Filco MJ2 with Blues

im on blue at office
n its feels like fapsturbation seriously
lols
i dunno how my workmate feel but i seriously feels good
but wth blue my finger fatiques

Ah, appreciate the feedback mate! krislee as well!
And damn, dadudeneverabides's quote is SPOT ON. Haha. Got me LOL-ing for a bit there.

Dude... Hahaha.

This post has been edited by yukihatsu: May 27 2014, 08:59 PM

Cost > RM 900-1000
I sold less than the amount.

cost more than what you sell..

that's what I call passion.

all 4 thumbs up to u bro

no idea bro

sell me someone! haha