That's really tempting, I'm looking for a 60% right now but that's a blue switch.

Any cheaper alternatives with blacks? Also just clean looking keyboard is preferred.

Received my KBP V60 Mini with MX Greens. What an amazing switch. My first experienced switch was blues, but they're a little too soft to me, but perhaps it's because it's just the "Razer Switch" thing, which AFAIK are modified Kailh's blue.

Back to the V60 Mini, my little brother was like, "What the hell? You're gonna miss a lot of your keypresses like this." But I really like it. Very comfortable to press on and the keyboard itself very sturdy, stable and well built.

The only sad thing about it is that one of the LED is missing and it makes everything looks weird with the LED turned on. So maybe I should find a 61-keys PBT keycaps set for this and stop using the LED forever. But the legends are very important and I still haven't memorized the function layers yet so maybe sometime later.

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Oct 13 2015, 05:16 PM

Lol yea. Great service from HeavyArm but I've learned to accept this fate and consider myself lucky because now the keyboard is even more rare. ;p I can't imagine how they missed one LED during production.

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Oct 13 2015, 06:17 PM

Wait, you mean you were the previous owner of this? I was given the option to change but I liked the switch, so I didn't. It's not like I had any other choice. Even the Poker II being sold are using the Blue switch.

Man, those Eve and Quartz sets looks really nice but they have no 60% set. Price difference could be huge if they could make 60% sets for those.

Anyone knows where I can find very cheap wrist pad and sleeve for 60% locally?

Well, not really into soldering. I don't have the time and tools to do it either.

Also, still looking for a sleeve or a carrying bag for a 60% keyboard. I bought a big stationary bag, but it's just about the same length of the keyboard.

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Oct 15 2015, 01:58 AM

To them, macros and all that you use for gaming are what made them branded as "gaming keyboards." It's just a regular typing keyboard, if they don't have all those features, mechanical or not. Haha.

Are those for sale or they are from your last group buy? Looking pretty nice though from here.

I've tried the Blackwidow Chroma. Only a few months after purchase, the LED have started to die. Some no longer change their colours, some now have different colours than the rest. The switch in my opinion is just meh. It's a modified Kailh Blue switch, it's not that bad but for what you are paying for, definitely not worth the price. Perhaps it's just my own preference. I feel that it's inconsistent and way too light for my fingers. And the keycaps too, feels cheap and thin.

Not to mention its terrible, improper layout too. But hey, whatever suits you. You have that RGB lighting, and macro keys. Sure, why not.

P.s. Someone just questioned my choice to buy an external keyboard for my laptop. *sigh* Normalfags won't understand lol.

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Oct 16 2015, 02:02 AM

I think it's bought last year. To think that the LED would already have those problems when the keyboard wasn't even used for even half a day everyday and sometimes left for a couple months, I don't know anymore about Razer's quality. It's not mine, but it's expensive so I expected a lot better quality from Razer.

If only we have stores dedicated to bringing in mechanical keyboards locally just like the audiophiles have them, our life would've been a whole lot easier.

We audiophiles used to had a very rough time with the audiophile market too. But it's growing bigger right now thanks to a lot of companies creating more affordable yet high-quality audio equipment.

It's probably because people think it doesn't worth the money to spend on a keyboard (or anything, really). You're probably going to have to spend at least RM300 for a quality mechanical keyboard, or at least that's how I see the current market. (I am still new to this lol.) Same thing with headphones, I had people saying the same thing over and over again, "What's the difference?", until they actually tried them for themselves.

Well, I think I'm going way out of topic now.
By the way, I saw the gamer set keycaps in your StoreUni website with pictures showing QWER keys, but actually doesn't have them. Pretty disappointed.

Yes, that's the one. I also really like the looks of these keycaps though.

http://www.qwerkeys.co.uk/shop/sets/qwer-1...gamer-pack-red/

Wonder if they have full set keycaps, but the company is (almost?) dead.

Yes, sadly. Those are such good looking keycaps though.

https://www.crowdsupply.com/ugl/ultimate-hacking-keyboard

Hmm, not working on Microsoft Edge on Windows 10? Or was it my internet too slow to load the sounds? lol

Well, I tried pressing on my keyboard too.
Or the sound is too silent that I can't hear them through my laptop's speakers?

Oh well, I'll try it on Firefox instead.

Because they are meant to be.

I'm waiting for a few pieces of them to arrive. Also bought a Varmillo Switch Tester to play around, which have both Cherry MX and Gateron switches to try out.
But actually, the only reason I bought it is because it can be used as a number row too. lol

Hello, anyone knows where I can find some O-Rings locally?

I'm looking to put some on my KBP V60 with the Cherry MX Green switches. What's the thickest rings that can be used with the stock keycaps? 3.0mm?

What thickness are those? Those might be better on the V60 since it's backlit.