Oh boy, it's happening.

The RGB made the Pok3r looks so digusting IMO. I don't know if it's the preset they used for the photos or whatever but that is sure damn ugly.

But the price is gonna koyak your usus. Pretty much all 60%.

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Mar 10 2016, 04:31 PM

Sounds like a terrible, wannabe clone. Rather than getting that, you can get something a lot better at the same price or even less.

Wait, that is the one I'm talking. Lol ma bad.

Gamers surely will love Outemu blues. Gamers love it loud. And hard.

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Mar 14 2016, 06:03 PM

It's red, with lower actuation point of 1.2mm.

By the way, did anyone bought the Hana DSA set on Massdrop? I think it looks so beautiful but I'm broke. I'm just asking because I'd love to see some photos of it from any of you here that bought it lol (maybe in a few months, or even years).

Just received an email invitation from KBP to their Computex booth. Looks pretty cool.

Nah man, can't afford the luxury to go anywhere.

My new set of NPKC keycaps just arrived. Pink alphas + purple mods. Decent thickness, it's pretty cheap IMO. However, I really don't like how good it looks like in photos than IRL. Man, I hate photographers and their photo editing skills lol.

So, I'm bored with Cherry now. Anyone have any idea where to get a Unicomp? There was one at Massdrop recently but I missed it, better get one locally though if any since Massdrop price is always meh.

You will want to keep using it for now to make an assessment. We can't really tell you because there are different kinds of switches, particularly very light to very hard. Read the OP for more info.

As for your Blue switch, it's not that light, and it's not that hard either. It's in the middle and with it being a clicky added more to that force to make it actually register a keypress. If you really want one for gaming though, I'd suggest a linear switch for that exxxxxxxtraaaaaaaaaa faaaaaast keypresses. No really, linear switches, such as Red (the lightest one) or the MX Speed (is this linear?) are designed primarily for gaming as you need the quickest response from your keyboard.

But the Blue switch is still very light to me. (Note: "To me.") It's still better than any membrane keyboards out there obviously.

Ultimate.Zone have the FC660, IIRC. Not official distributor, probably. But hey, it's there. For less than RM600, again IIRC.

The QS1 switch feels like total crap, to be honest. It's probably one of the worst feeling switch ever made.

With that said, the reaction time and speed I get with this keyboard was definitely faster than your usual mechanical switches. It's as short as membranes are, but smoother and better.

Spawning @KuzumiTaiga a.k.a. The Budget Mechanical Keyboard Boss.

Ya they do, I only saw one though, takut want to see all later my wallet suddenly leper. They have lots of stuff there. Lots of Realforces too. But dang, the founder doesn't know what a Unicomp is. I cried. My hope died.

But it's a beautiful concept store though. Truly is a real mkb heaven there.

What if they both thought they know what they're doing but they both don't? Haha.

But it's good to see mkb business expanding quite well lately. And I wish I had took @quovadis123's offer for an RM800 HHKB earlier this year. :'(

Good call. Too bad I need to save up some for my guitar rig now.

I do. Not even a huge learning curve. I nailed it in a day, you just need to remember the function keys you need to use, the others are just extras that you can learn later.

The rest? Just keep typing usual, building up your speed and accuracy is what you should be doing first and foremost. I still use a lot of my mouse so maybe that will make a difference.

I switched to browns from greens and now my speed has decreased a lot, I also make more mistakes when typing now. It's too light that it's uncomfortable. Anything lighter than greens will kill me lol.

How thick are Tai Hao sets though? I tried the Leopold there, it's so thick and juicy. I like.

I love my K95 but really don't like Corsair's software. It's prone to breaking it's annoying. Not to mention the RGB stuff won't work without it.

I prefer to use the third party Corsair Effects Engine though. Get that creamy audio spectrum visualizer.

I love my K95 but really don't like Corsair's software. It's prone to breaking it's annoying. Not to mention the RGB stuff won't work without it.

I prefer to use the third party Corsair Effects Engine though. Get that creamy audio spectrum visualizer.