I think this keycap really attractive.
Considered most attractive novelties you shown after so long.

i feel like selling my unassembled B87.
anybody interested? huhuhu...

hi all senior, need some advice here.

I would like to get myself a very first mechanical keyboard after a long thought, and the requirement as below:

1.) budget ~400
2.) blacklight
3.) some micro keys
4.) easy to press and "sound-able" (dont want silence type)

I done some research and the brand available for such range are Ducky, Corsair and Razer. So far the BlackWidow fulfilled all my requirement above especially on the macro key, but I heard there are also many people recom to avoid Razer if possible, is there any more suggestion that can fulfill my requirement above?

Thank a lot for helping on this!! Cheer

hi newbie here,  just bought a filco tkl and I already bored with it. 

Any sort of modification I can do with this board?

I google search saw something about switch lubing, springs changing, stabilizer lubing, etc. Any of them is easy for beginner like me with 0 skill and knowledge?

Sorry if I posted in the wrong section or irritated keyboards gods with my stupidness. :/

For lubing, just avoid lubing those tactile switch. Later become linear feeling.  :lol:
Most of what you mentioned can be done by a beginner.  :idea:

So, back to the changing spring.
What kind of spring weight you are looking for?

thanks for reply

I'm looking for 62g spring, you know any seller on forum?
Btw for lubing do I need to de-solder the whole board? A bit scare if need solder : (

Finally figured out how to turn off the bloody side LED on the Viper.
Looks like I am the bloody idiot who keeps misunderstanding the instructions

The method is:
make sure side LED is on.
press 'R' to change the modes
press the 'LED CTRL' key. Which is most of the time, the 'TAB' key.

For future references. 

thanks for reply

I'm looking for 62g spring, you know any seller on forum?
Btw for lubing do I need to de-solder the whole board? A bit scare if need solder : (

If just lubing the costar stabs no need desolder, only remove keycaps for that particular keys will do.
If need lubing for switches, desolder is needed.

https://www.massdrop.com/buy/noppoo-electro...nt%202014-09-19

wow look at here, another hybrid mx topre stemmed switch.

and it costs 124 dollars. How bout someone buy it and make a review later

https://www.massdrop.com/buy/noppoo-electro...nt%202014-09-19

wow look at here, another hybrid mx topre stemmed switch.

and it costs 124 dollars. How bout someone buy it and make a review later

So it is a full-size, non-backlit, white coloured novatouch aint it? 

Is it a genuine Topre?