haha may be need see the keyboard only know the feel

this cable is pretty dope
http://pexonpcs.co.uk/collections/all/usb-cables

our fellow mkb kaki jusnits has sleeved usb cable for sale at cheap price.
rm30-40.

not sure he still doing it or not.

quality is same to pexon.

Not sure whether we generalise and bias towards gamer rubber dome.
I checked the retails price tag of logitech g19 is USD 199 (RM699).
Guess they pay a lot for the keyboard features since the keyboard price is high.
They pay for the features not better keyboard typing experience.

I admit that typing on a general rubber dome is good. 
Still a good typing tool.

But from what i can see its ironic cause...
Their case is not full alu. Psu not platinum. Cooling if its air not nickel plated.

Most important hardware on their computer experience gets neglected.

Not all of them but generally. But notice alot of mkb ppl are audiophiles.

Hmm decided to use the razer rgb chroma for main rig n k70 rgb for second. Ducky shine 4 give bro inlaw as cny present.

Waiting now for the das k/b to be shipped.

Lol, maybe full alu casing, platinum grade psu and good air cooling didn't enhance typing feeling?
They only need something that could give them best typing experience haha
Even you have a gtx 980, they also don't care because that piece of metal or whatever thing can't enhance typing experience lolol
In short, we don't need good Pc for good keyboard or vice versa

hmm... somehow i think for gaming, the correct hierarchy (if there is any) should be
skills > keyboard and mouse > hardware

a pro gamer may be using average keyboard mouse and pc, and still win others who may have the best hardware the world can offer but doesn't have the skills to match the pro gamer.

that is why razer (because it's a gaming company) emphasize so much about their peripherals or accessories that they did so much extensive research on the actuation point of their "new" switch and high DPI and accuracy of their mouse because that is the weapon of a pro gamer.
you can see some or most pro gamers carry their own keyboard and mouse but not their rig, because that's all they need. (but actually maybe leh, they trust the tournament or competition organizers to provide them with good rig or because their own rig is too heavy and not practical to bring around )

wait, why is there such discussion again on this thread?

its totally wrong to make comparison this way bro. an enthusiast is enthusiastic in his/her own area of interest.

we spend on our keyboards because we are enthusiastic in it and we want to test out different typing feels on our keyboards with its wide assortments of differences and add-ons, ie: different build quality/ material used to make the board, different kind of switches with very very different kind of feedback, different stiffness of the springs used, keycaps in different profiles/height/printing/material/thickness, different add-ons like the stickers, LEDs, o-rings, novelties. there's a lot of knowledge to be learnt and trial & errors before you will arrive at the particular set(s) of combination of above mentioned that will be your ultimatum.

all in all, playing with mechanical keyboard is as much as pimping out your rig. it is a hobby on its own. it does complement the computer experience. but typing on the keyboard that we loved with a tablet alone is good enough for the mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, it doesn't necessarily need to be a powerful rig to play games/render because all we like to do is type(our computer experience doesn't get neglected); likewise coming from your perspective of a computer enthusiast, using a super powerful computer that can run graphics that bleeds your eyes out, responds to you even before you move your finger, using full copper water cooling with top brands (alphacool/hws/heatkiller/etc) will be your ultimatum, you don't necessarily need to even use a mechanical keyboard to feel good playing on your rig.

ALSO, availability of moolah is a very important factor.   with enough of it, one can up his mechanical keyboard game from a few hundred RM to a few hundred USD; heck you can even manufacture your own keyboard to the design that you like.

by the way, kudos to you for the entrance into the mechanical keyboard scene. getting a few mechanical keyboards at the same time just to find the one that you like best is something that most of us can dream of but not capable to do it. 

Wang Terminal free.
Ducky Shine then another BMini, not expensive compared to shitty cap ular. 
It's a sign of enthusiasm. 

a second hand ducky shine 2, a free wang terminal, a custom acrylic ghpad and bmini. i assure you each of these pieces are acquired at reasonable price, none of them are more expensive than a razer bwu chroma. but if you say this is a sign of wealthiness, i can only rebut that i spend my money on what i like.
do u mean they are worth the price if they are using cherry mx switches?
and if the price are cheaper then its worth it when they are using kailh switches?

so you are saying it is expensive AND not worth the price because they are using kailh switch.

Don't have.
Keycool and SP also don't have black blank.
Your point is?
We know is not worth, and it's expensive because using fake switches.
It's expensive. I remember someone said before (need scroll back the thread and see), only retarded a.k.a sohigh buy cap ular mkb. 
Syukur.
Buttlicker, no dignity, no identity. 

you want to buy? grey color.

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.

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

why so angry?

you getting gmk hyperfuse?

yes, but selling it with filco also.

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

yes, but selling it with filco also.

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?

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.