is it just that or including arrow keys?
tq for enlightment

Alright,noted.
What are the prices that are considered budget/cheap for the keyboards? I'm totally clueless regarding this.
Have read up a bit on keyboards that are silent before this, Logitech have keyboards that have o-rings pre installed on them right? Will try to do more research, thanks so much for the suggestions!

any good CM boards that's around Rm300? preferably TKL or 60%? and cherry MX red switch as well (really liked the quickfire rapid-i but its like RM400, which is wayyyy out of my budget )

Having a nice self-cooked keto-friendly burger this noon.

Enjoy your meals you peasants!

thanks for the clarification, how about TKL? Any TKL within the price range? or even full size but compact design will do

Any Logitech romer-g user here ? Do you guys experienced double tapping ? My g310 w and b key starting to double tapping​ alot after 1 year 2 months. Not sure what is the main problem.

Can anyone recommend me a budget mechanical keyboard that below RM80? Basically i just use it play Dota 2. Thanks.

http://jmgaming.my/products/Sunsonny-SK-K1...al-keyboard/298
i noes its crap. hahah

Hi, anyone familiar with Kinesis Advantage keyboard? Mine has a few dead keys. How can I get it fixed here in KL?

Type more to develop finger memory muscle. Btw even you play without wall light, i believe your monitor emit enough brightness to shine on your kb lol.....
Open windows to let some moon light to assist you 

they still young, we old dy....
or they wanna develop panda eyes with the shortest route.  (which is effective)

it's just a habit. a bad habit actually； but i'm used to it lol

lol not yet i still have a long way to go. i haven't started my custom board journey le

sorry i know nothing about bt boards. i use only wired.

it's a full-sized, with backlit. with a budget of 200, your options can be what you have already named, and maybe 1st player firerose mk3. (i suspect all these affordable mkbs are from the same oem manufacturer; they all look the same to me, except for logos) if you want you can start with those brands with full size layout. you might also wanna look at tkl (tenkeyless, i.e. models without numpad)

as for the quality, actually no one can tell you the truth. what everyone is telling you now is about when these boards are new (they are still new in market; mostly marketing to me). no one can tell you what can happen to it after say 3 to 5 years.

btw it's ok to get stuff within budget. when you have extras, you get to choose from more options. we only suggest what we think better based on our limited experience, e.g. filco boards are with us for more than 3 years already (regular usage), and they are still going strong, like new lol

edit: note that filco boards doesn't have back light if it's important to you.

tbh i know nuts bout MKB... pls go read the intro n explain to me... haha

i hv other gaming chair now.. genesis boss temporary quit gaming chair n focus on his esport now

i mean i don't know typing feels can be improved this much, just by lubricating these parts (although the process is very time-consuming to me); and no i don't think you need to lubricate yours if you don't want to, mkbs will still be ok.

er maybe i oversimplified things by directing everyone into getting the idea of mkb is mainly about feelings. (although my conclusions are somewhat related to that) no to me it's not just about that. don't forget about their other advantages against membrane boards:
1. lasting. this is especially true for good boards. from internals like pcb and switches, it extends to maintained consistency of typing feels even after a good many years of use.
2. repairable. if it has dead keys, just replace those and move on. if it has scratchy switches, lube it and move on. there is no need to throw it away. (basic skills like soldering are required, but it's not hard to learn at all)
3. flexible. this is about customization. almost everything can be customized according to your needs (and budget). it's not that boring anymore for a keyboard.
4. rich form factors. 40%, 60%, 75%, tkl, full-sized, etc. there are choices to meet everyone's unique preferences.

when i buy 87 for my keyboard the shipping becomes 428 rmb!



also

which one is Selangor?? hahah

i cant read mandarin and google doesn't translate these parts