I do have a set of thick (1.3mm) Dye-sub PBT keycaps (however, they aren't "shine-thru" if you have a backlit keyboard) on sale here if you're interested: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/159039388312777

Am asking for RM125, but if you do meet me in Puchong, I might be able to offer a slightly better pricing.

we have the same board ! hoyeahhh.

i have a ducky sideprinted. yea, its sideprinted, toobad.
im letting go for cheap.
its black, and its sideprinted. at least its ducky brand. 

I do have a set of thick (1.3mm) Dye-sub PBT keycaps (however, they aren't "shine-thru" if you have a backlit keyboard) on sale here if you're interested: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/159039388312777

Am asking for RM125, but if you do meet me in Puchong, I might be able to offer a slightly better pricing.

if cod at ur workplace? more discount? 

Wow, is that from kbdfans? That looks very nice! Sadly I stay in Seri Kembangan  Considering your offer as well since dye-sub PBT

Haha.. No longer working in town. Full time in Puchong for now. Offering repair/assembly services for keyboard and mouse nowadays to stay afloat.

Please add me, currently using Logitech G613.

how is it gaming wirelessly?
no lags? at all?

Ayyy~ I chose it as my first board with MX Red switches and been in love with it ever since despite giving me more typos at the beginning lmao.

I'm cool with side printed. What's the material, age and the key profile? Got pics? Thanks!

Only playing DotA 2, no lag just like my previous wired SteelSeries 7G.

Change all my peripheral to wireless because got baby already.

ok la. i also mostly play dota2 only.
tried using a wireless kibod b4(not mech thou), lags like hell. need to tekan few times baru trigger.
so for kibods, i stay with wired. as for mouse, i dont feel the lag. even cheap ones.

Cheap wireless keyboard even Logitech will lag, tried it before.

That's the first rule of Input Club, Kira!



Input Club Inc, which should be called InC Inc, successfully kickstarted the "ultimate full size mechanical keyboard" which they named Kira.  The designers obviously have strong feelings about keyboards as TechPowerUp alludes to some interesting behind the scenes drama involving the design team's past.  If you also share a passion for specific keyboard designs then you might want to check out their review.  The Kira offers you a lot of choice in addition to a compact design, you can choose from a variety of Cherry, Kailh, Hako, and NovelKey switches and you can easily reprogram every single key via their software if you prefer Dvorak, Colemak or other layouts than the default QWERTY.

It is rather expensive, $169–$259 to pre-order and is thoroughly infested with RGBs, but there is a price to pay for loving keyboards this much.

https://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Tha...Input-Club-Kira

Hi, I'm new here. I'm planning a build in a few months for a dz60 with zealios switches.
Just wondering if anyone has a switch tester or mkb with zealios that I could borrow or come test out?
I wanna get to know the feel of the switches and to decide which weight I want to go with.

i guess it's better for you to get a gk64 pcb and zealios with different weights then try them out yourself

switch testers will not give you the right representation like a modular board, and zealios in a permanent build are usually lubed already (which might not be what you want)

hi guys, anyone know where to find PBT backlit keycaps locally online? seems like not much choice.... even taobao doesnt have quite as much choice as i thought it would.

well I probably won't go for zealios now that the kbdfans t1 has dropped. I'm just waiting on the reviews to see how it's like. So far the consensus is that they're not quite a holy panda but they're a cheaper and scratchier alternative to zealio v2s. Thanks anyway!

right, choices of good-quality pbt backlit caps are limited in general.
scratchiness is a non-issue as long as they are lubed properly.

again, it's better for you to try out first-hand to have better experience, instead of reading user comments. most of the times, user comments are very subjective, and are based on their own preferences.

good luck