I see a faker in this thread.

Yeah, you buy a lot of STOCK and pre-built boards. That does not, in any way, make you an MKB enthusiast.

Only once you have tasted all the possible switch types for Cherry (at least!) then can you compare with others. Topre and Alps also needed to really understand MKB switches.

Next step is to try the difference between acrylic customs and SUS customs plates. Still, that is not enough because you will need to have tasted the beauty of full alu plate.

In the end though, anyone who will prefer a board which:

1. Emphasis more on bling than quality.
2. Uses clone switches with inferior and questionable quality.
3. Non-ANSI (aka "standard") non-Tsangan layout, non-ISO layout.
4. Reliance on gimmicks to sell instead of creating value.

Unfortunately, all this criteria for me points to any board which is made for "gamers" and not typist boards. Trisnek is only one of the many culprits, which also include corsair, and some models for CM (which actually improved into using standard layouts and pretty decent build quality).

However, I need to mention this to a lot of people. Most Dota 2 pros that who aren't using sponsored boards are using Topres, Duckies and Filcos. Most SC2 pros are using custom boards.

So if you are someone who ranks a bling bling board with cloned switches like Razer Blackwidow Chroma above something like a Ducky, I suggest that you exit the "mechanical" keyboard thread and go enjoy the "gaming" keyboard thread instead, because here you will be treated as a retard, but there they will worship your "good choice" and congratulate your stupidity.

So get lost, because you have nothing to contribute.

I agree with the points you stated out. But, sound furious about this. LOL.

As an ex-user of Razer Blackwidow Ultimate Chroma, I must say it's switches quality is really questionable(IMO, it's bad).
But, the blings are really pretty. Layout wise is good as they're using "almost" standard layout. Typing on it is OK, better than rubber dome, but, inferior than Ducky.

I also find my Filco Majestouch 2 TKL is having better typing feel than my Ducky Shine 4. But, I think this might be subjective. Correct me if I am wrong.

This post has been edited by DarkSilver: Feb 15 2015, 03:37 AM

you are getting facts wrong razer never used standard layout for RBW lol

Ops... Just spotted the different spaces at the R1 rows... Hahaha~

why so angry?

you getting gmk hyperfuse?

This post has been edited by zennasyndroxx: Feb 15 2015, 03:45 AM

I read your previous comment... You got the Filco Aluminium Keyboard Case to sell?

yes, but selling it with filco also.

My new keybaord LZ-RE:
1) Bling bling
2) Uses clone switch



This post has been edited by yuktsi14: Feb 15 2015, 03:55 AM

baru siap solder ka so late.

eh ini ylj ka? why macam so white one. i wanna whiten mine liao

Bro, is Olivetti from Sheraton

This post has been edited by yuktsi14: Feb 15 2015, 03:59 AM

@zennasyndroxx, PM for BEST PRICE and DETAILS. LOL. Thanks.

@yuktsi14, Kailh Switches on Custom MKB, that's rare!

okay.png. so buta cannot see blue

come up hyperfuse

It's OK if you sell without your keycap?
I am doing some tests here for Aluminium Cases on my current keycaps
Here is some images I test...

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This post has been edited by DarkSilver: Feb 15 2015, 04:06 AM

There is no such thing as "almost" standard layout. Standard means standard and no other ways about it.

It's the bottom row, not R1.

Because ada ruhtard keep coming here and think he so smart. Brings my blood to boil only.

Yeah. GMK and Hack'd. Still got time to join on GMK I think.

Gateron?

yeah. gmk hyper still got 28 days to go. summoning justnits. ini interested. wanna up moq terus. lele

and yeah gateron

I read it using this layout...

That's why I said R1.... I know it's Modifier and bottom row.

not a really good comparison.

for mkb the material used does make a difference in the build quality. whether it be the keycaps, the casing, or other smaller parts.

but if it's something as stupid as diamond studded mkb, i'd just face palm. whenever i see those smartphones with diamond or goldplating for aesthethics, i just roll my eyes. but then again i'm not bill gates with lots of money to waste


yes price does factor into whether it's worth the purchase considering that mkbs usually priced between rm 3xx-1xxx. but since they start peddling out rubberdome keyboards that is priced roughly same as mkb, then it became a no brainer which to get, considering rubberdome was inferior to mechanical switches. just try and see for yourself




i totally agree with you on this point. and that is why i list my own personal set of priorities which i feel take more precedent for hardware upgrades.


for me it's a 1 time purchase for a long term investment. i did buy optional keycap parts to pimp out my mkb for better contrasting letterings and keys that don't fade, don't have that oily slick, and has the color schema i want.




i'm not surprised. because these 2 enthusiast groups can easily be of the same types of because both tend to invest in hardware with improvements most mainstreams don't fork out money for that level of improvement.

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Feb 15 2015, 07:09 AM

The link showed blank black POM material not PBT.
I checked and saw SP got it.
Manufacturer normally don't make black as, it can't be dye-sub.

I think by PBT Black might just be a very dark grey which is not truly black like ABS and POM do.
Now, I am aiming for aluminium keyboard case for my Filco Majestouch 2 TKL.

Anyway, I want to ask, where can I buy RUBBER FEETS?

So pom is as durable as pbt but smoother?