yea, it scratch through the keys... i thought filco had the wired keypuller with the box?

and btw im new to lowyat, can teach me how to reply more than one person in one post by quoting more than one person? thanks xD

just for the sake of knowledge, what switches makes clicky sound other than cherry/kailh/outemu/gateron blues and razer greens?
is it only blue/green have the sound?

GO ahead. Gateron linear switches have my personal seal of approval.

it has 35g actuation force right? i don't mine it being lighter haha. after using cherry reds/browns for awhile i cannot go back to blues anymore

gateron red is 45g, but i had mine replaced with korean 55g gold spring and lubed, it still feels tremendously very light. i get a lot of typo with this keyboard.
my favourite is still mx blue's spring. i put it in my vintage black, it hit the sweet spot for me.

gateron clear is the lightest linear switch @ 35g, just FYI 

Even though I only spent some time with my new keyboard, I do noticed the difference when using brown and red. Although red is easier to type, it's also easier to make mistakes. Even though it barely differ from brown, once you start typing, you tend to type faster and faster due to the less force needed for each key press. I think I will need some time to get used to it, when compared to brown.

Got my Rantopad MXX today, so far no dead switches and dead LEDs (a relief, nevertheless) 

the board's build quality is good, no flimsy feel when holding the board, also, lighter compared to my RK-9000 (maybe due to the missing tenkeys) 

now typing with the board...

my first impression so far... the larger keys such as the backspace, shifts and enter keys are slightly stiffer to press compared to my Rosewill RK-9000's, not sure is it because of its use of cherry stabilizers or because it is a new board.

Will have to use it longer to see if this keyboard needs some "breaking-in" 

as requested 

pardon my low level phototaking skills with phone camera 

Mine is Grey with Gateron Blues