Its being shipped out internationally iinm. Quite a number of buyers received it oversea. When's our?!!!

it aint even mechanical and u can sell it off for $80?!! teach me masta

but going back to Cherry MX is it considered a downgrade for u? since you have been using the endgame topre switches for quite some time now...

This post has been edited by ntw: Dec 29 2014, 12:45 PM

summoning altan, he printed some for me previously

i guess its quite hard to figure that out right? once u put it on your keyboard they look all the same to me, unless can mount it upside down to show the bottom of the keycap. maybe personally will feel prouder by supporting the original cc/bb maker instead of replicas, just like buying GMK Dolch vs Taihao Dolch

so u saying i using taihao dolch no up enough?

hey man, have u upgraded your nozzle head?

why u keep focusing on my D?!!

i totally didnt notice that... one of the perks of DSA profile?

itu krytone mia keycap

I bought a Keycool PBT set along with my very first mkb because I know it is worth it. I got them from China taobao, the Keycool costs me close to rm100 that time.. and now with the weak MYR the price is gonna be higher than that better just get second hand from GS. if you need further pointers, jusnits is selling his IMSTO set for cheap!!! IMSTO and BSP are the top PBT keycaps manufacturers and their keycaps are darn thick; Keycool ones are just cheap and thin.

I graduated from using blue switch. Blues are definitely not suitable for a quiet office environment (been there done that ) BUT if you are staying alone then it wouldn't matter and you can enjoy the orgasmic feeling by your own. anyhow switch preference is very subjective, you will need to test it out for yourself. Viewnet n All IT in lowyat plaza, HeavyArm in SS15 have display units for you to sit/stand there n type for 10-15minutes or even longer if you don't mind the staring eyes of other shoppers.

Not using cherry MX.

Got Korean liao still want Jeppunis? Insaflaaa

belfong have u tried to have a go at toto/magnum/4d/genting/sentosa? with your luck, you can multiply your bank acc a few times mang

different actuation point on DS4 and MJ2? have u tried typing on both of them using the same keyset? i can only guess the difference in stock keycap heigh/construction might be causing this. but then again, different overall build quality might affect the typing feel though.

"with mechanical keyboard, it's all about feel"

i think you meant the Microsoft Sidewinder X6... i have briefly used one sidewinder x4 though and its really nice feel to type on them

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.

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.

why so serious. razer, corsair, cm, heck even armageddon and tesoro also selling mechanical keyboard, just that they are using cloned switch with inferior and questionable quality. and the pick on them using non-standard layout can't really comment anything la, since they are going for "gaming-optimized" layout , trying to cramp as many keys onto the keyboard. bling2 is just a add-on for zhuangbility, ducky orion lightsaver gon also include bling2 as their selling point to attract higher sales.

welcome all mechanical keyboard users but teach them about differentiating between the good quality ones and bad ones. why the separation into bling2/gaming vs typist keyboard? both are still mechanical keyboard?


Kailh is not the only one manufacturing replica switches. Gateron for one is making replica LINEAR switches with similar if not superior quality

This post has been edited by ntw: Feb 15 2015, 02:08 PM

topre is tactile