Hi, wanted to ask is any recommend for mx blue switch keyboard ?
currently thinking about Varmilo VA108M Panda，varmilo-FS-001 ,corsair k70 m.k2, ducky rgb 2

 

 

oh my goodness. I thought I read it wrong for a whole 5 minutes. Did someone really said that?

 

you can pm quovadis123 or GRexer for this.
nice hehe

60% is a go-to form factor if you're really interested in experimenting all sorts of parts. it has the most comprehensive set of mkkb parts (especially pcb, case, and plate)
corsair k70 mk2 is still using abs caps (their awesome pbt caps are only available for their special edition); it's still using non-detachable cable; and it's still having a non-standard bottom row; and their stabs are still not optimized. although i think it's relatively better than other gaming board options, it's not optimal for good typing experience at stock configurations.

have you checked out varmilo's sword series, or their replacement key caps? they have key cap sets that don't have 'printed patterns'. varmilo boards have better stabilizer optimizations in general.

edit: forgot to mention this: the rubberized wrist rest for k70 mk2 is a dust magnet when you use it long enough. don't take my words for it have a try

.. and no, i'm not saying this corsair k70 mk2 is bad. however compared to varmilo, it's not that good imo.

basically you can find them at varmilo.tmall.com
welcome you should join mymkb fb page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/MalaysiaMechanicalKeyboard/ also

like irsyadfy pointed out, you can start with ikbc or ducky; even better ones are filco, varmilo, and leopold (these are pricier). alternatively you can get quovadis123 to build you tuned custom boards with common switches to start with. besides soldered commercial and custom boards, you can also choose modular boards in case you wanna mess with switches and mods (e.g., tecware phantom elite).

mkbs are about first-hand experience. from the 3 base switch types, you will gradually refine your expectations about switches, and other parts of mkb, into what you actually prefer.
va87m is under capslock, south facing. i believe most of their boards are like that.

edit: for beginners, it's always ok to start with a board with whatever features that you want. it's better for you to find out your own preferences with actual usage. also, you should join the mkb meetup in december this year if possible, if you wanna experience first-hand various tuned custom boards.

it's not hard actually but ok hehe just get what suits you the most.