I wonder if any of you guys using 60% for programming work? Moving from TKL to 60% will gonna be huge learning curve, am I right? From CM QFK Stealth to ANNE 60% Pro.

Anybody here using the old spring buckle keyboards (ie. IBM Model M)?

Last time i went to Ultimate Zone at JAYA One, they have one ducky kb with mx green. Not sure what model but i think its non backlit

This is something, I can't even keep my writing speed consistent with TKL. I might need lighter keyboard (currently using Brown).
And changing to 60% + new switch might turned a bit huge learning period for me.

I'm doing simple programming, as the code already there, just need to maintain and add some module from time to time.
I'm more into laptop-kind keyboard (without numpad), which I can rest my palm on touchpad sides. And I'm using Windows, will that make any different?
I prefer to use touchpad instead of mouse for coding, that's why I'm considering 60% for minimalist & compact so less hand moving.

*I'm considering ANNE 60% RGB BT for now, I don't know if it's cheap or not, but all the function fit my need (I change pc/tablets often for same works.). CM Stealth pretty much heavy, maybe ANNE considerably lighter?

Of course they do. Here's one. I have a set. Feels nice and thick but the shine through is not the best, compared to ABS.

Picture of the day


Keycap Spec:
- Cherry Profile
- Black on Charcoal gray dye-sub
- Thick PBT
- Cooler Master Font
- Deep Dish + Dash Homing

Guys, are there any mechanical keyboard that costs below 400 and has RGB?
prefer TKL, dont want 60%, full size is fine

hi, not sure if this is the place to ask about recommendation, I am planning to buy a new keyboard within this or the next month, and currently is looking to change to mechanical one (been using the cheap logitech K120 for years), budget is around RM300-350, and I would prefer those keyboards that are silent when typing (hate the clicky type), back light is optional

so any recommendation and where can I buy it (preferably local stores like Lowyat as I can go there and try the keyboard out before making my decision)

Hi Guys,

need suggestions for bang for the buck mech keyboard. I am on a limited budget any suggestions will help.

Also are the keys on all mechanical keyboards standard? I mean can you interchange them?

budget I guess max RM300 but the lower the better. I do not need 104 keys may 87 keys max
Hi thanks for explaining that to me. The quick xt is that rgb?
seems I need to research more coz I  want to customize my keyboard atleast for the common keys I use for linux

one thing to note, ultimatezone doesn't carry warranty for Filco. I have never asked him personally, but was told that he is not part of Inter Asia which legally distributes Filco around Asia. It's not a problem to me if it fails, I would just find a way to fix it.. it's a keyboard after all. But proceed with caution! 

I've had MX Greens before as well.. those are like rock to type! Never again! Too heavy for me. I think you should try MX reds first, before moving to MX pink, MX pink spring is somewhat heavier than MX reds IMO, so it's somewhere in between MX black and MX red, but smoother than a MX black. Similar to typing on a Topre, but without the tactile.

Thanks bro.

What!!! Logitech Malaysia 2.5 million likes.

y not backlit w non-backlit caps. looks awesome 

welp i never mesed with the leds.. i heard it's cmstorm's QC on that particular batch of keyboard too...

anyways i can't seem to find any retailers in malaysia selling these 60% boards lol... kbp v60, ducky mini etc. pok3r is out of my budget so i'll skip that :/

did u guys get your boards through taobao? how much are the shipping fees?