Frankenstabs eh?
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Just tried it and they both sound good! Now I don't know what to do

feel like nowadays wireless keyboard is getting expensive and may want to switch to MKB ...

any good suggestion for entry level low profile MKB (size 75% or below)

was looking at Keychron K7 (around RM300) but is currently out of stock

may i know how does rk compare to keychron? i am looking at rk84, but it looks like a rather tall keyboard like the k2. Does it really cause problem with wrist?

Haha i actually pulled the trigger on RK84 yesterday 7.7 shocking sale. From youtube the front of rk84 looks slightly lower, and it's cheaper too.
It's really my first mech keyboard and pretty noob  about it.
I think i likely will only add some foam, and change to a better pbt keycaps. Any recommendations on good doubleshot keycaps to recommend? With this keyboard i think cherry / xda profile could fit right?

On another note, i just got ktt kang whites and they are thockier than oil kings. After lube, very good for 60cents. Long pole no cherry interference.

hey, many thanks for the recommendation!
might go for the brown one since I like tactile, but not too noisy since I have kids at home that could be sleeping.
just saw some really bad reviews in Shopee for their RK keyboards.
Tecware brand is from Belgium while RK is from China.. 

jwk matcha's bottom housing is identical to fff's.

previously when i read about nylon bottom housing, i thought all were the same as cherry mx, or sp-star meteor. as it turned out that nylon is a generic name, and the devils are in the details. the nylon that cherry mx use is different from what fff and matcha use. hence, the typing feel and sound are actually different.

to differentiate them, nylon used for bottom housings of fff and matcha (and h1) is called polyamide.

jwk epsilon is ok as well.

edit: while the housing is identical to alpaca, the stock spring of jwk epsilon is 68g long progressive. it's not 2-stage progressive as described in the switch specifications. (or, maybe i was confused with the description, and thought it was a 2-stage)

this type of combination has a higher starting force, but it has relatively 'softer' during key travel.

Purchased some boba U4Ts from aliexpress today. 70pcs = RM199 on sale. Usual price is RM233

honestly, no idea. i haven't tried all-nylon switches yet.

from specs:
it's a long-pole switch, with 13.9mm-tall slider. (for comparison, panghu's hpe slider is 13.1mm, meaning it's long, and the switch is louder) the travel distance is shorter than cherry mx speed silver.

well, it's better to include shipping costs as part of the switch cost then make up your mind lol

haha

tecsee previously released full-nylon switches. however i'm not sure if they used the same housing material as this tofu r2
as a generic input device, it works. well, it's a good start i think. you can use it to earn and save more to get better stuff.

yes tofu r2 is from tecsee. i just cannot confirm whether tecsee is using the same PA666 as housing material or not for their previous full-nylon switches.

Hello all,

Need some advice, Im looking at a super entry level mech kibod. I saw this Aula brand and seems to be within my under rm 100 budget. Anyone has experience with this brand?

Also any other recommendation for mech kibod under rm100?

Thanks ya'll

Quite a massive discount, what brand is that?

They should be the same. I have experiment franken switch, Zaku stem with Blaecks top/bottom housing. They sound very clean, i do feel Tecsee nylon is more interesting then jwk nylon.

Here is a sound test on a gummyOring board