From his reply, its a compact full size aka 1800 aka CP form factor.

I see. Thanks. Just wanted to confirm the form factor.

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a312a....id=644143105349

looks like what i want.. but i am lazy to customise.. they have everything i need tho

there isn't anything to customize. just order the complete set with switches, when it arrive just put on your keycaps and its usable

what is highlight patch light?

and what is the diff between 94 and 98 key? anything im missing? is it the 4 keys on top of numpad area which usually assigned volume + calculator?

highlight patch light = claims to use a brighter RGB LED which is soldered in the PCB and not raised above the PCB

and the set claimed to be 94-keys layout to avoid harassment from other seller with 98-keys set. it is actually a 98-key layout, just with a cover on the 4 keys top of the numpad area.

owh can say better lo? coz lighting is flush. prevent incompatibility of switches.
or no?

ok thanks for clarifying. lazy me lazy to count no of keys. haha. but yea, i saw the lost 4 keys on top of numpad. i somehow miss that for volume when i change kibod.

these type of smd rgb that in the pcb and flush are quite common nowadays. I think its just bahasa marketing la

This post has been edited by ntw: Jun 16 2021, 10:46 PM

owh ok. noted on that.

more hype words, more buyer. ahha

My small collection of mechanical keyboards


This is my Logitech G610 Cherry MX Brown keyboard, used on my gaming rig. Mostly for FPS games.


This is my Logitech G610 Cherry MX Brown keyboard, used on my desktop in the office, even with the Cherry MX brown keys, it annoys the hell out of my colleagues


This is my Keychron K1 with Gateron slim profile Red switches. Used for my Macs and portable for me to bring about.

that shine, hhnnggghhhh

Fetish pelik kau ni

hnngghhh

from those shiny keycaps, obviously 60% is good enough for most of us

hnnghhh

shine for me is like patina.
looks good on my shiny old kibods. lul

star60 has arrived. i have posted its information in a previous post.



it's a relatively hefty top-mount kit, with a 2-piece case and acrylic diffuser plate. stock screws for case and plate are philip-head.

from the look of the free space to secure top plate to the top aluminum piece, we can add o-rings to each screw for plate, so that it has some levels of flexes. (longer screws are needed)

for the price, it's good stuff imo (if you liked gk64 layout). the case fits other 60% pcbs as well, like dz60 and yd60mq. custom plates will allow you to fit other layouts.

LOKI TV Series

star60, completed.



edit: finally, the lube side effects are almost gone. the typing feel is getting better, and sound is becoming louder (freshly lubed switches are relatively muted)


This post has been edited by horns: Jun 19 2021, 05:31 PM

How does ttc and box switch compares?
Am thinking to get blue switch, never tried clicky keys.

Have red and brown switch, since i never game anymore, want to try something new

Hey guys, new to custom mkb, if I wanna make a full size mkb how much should I save up? Not including keycaps since I'll just buy some cheapass one on shopee.

I'm still researching switches right now, currently I'm using Gateron Browns and I'm probably going to find tactile switches on the new build.

200 ringgit for a Tecware Phantom (non-elite) from Shopee. Hotswap but you are limited to Outemu switches.

300 ringgit for 11x10 Gazzew Boba U4T switches from Pantheon Keys.

Badass 500 ringgit entry level combo that I wish existed and knew about when I started the hobby. Only thing I personally don't like is the low profile design of the case (visible switches).