alright.. then might thinking purchase additional switch to replace that switch

$169-199 for a lightweight polycarb case keyboard? seems expensive to me. but they are most likely targeting the aesthetics base market.

bass enhanced sound test video is a no go for me.

I dunno what your prior experience is with switches but think of them as Cherry/Gateron Browns but way better. Those are the Akko Ocean Blue switches. But once you go down into the switch rabbit hole...better prepare your wallet

I purchased a Logitech G512 a few months ago and the paint on the key are starts to peel off.

Is there anywhere I could get some replacement caps?

I'm more interested in the MDA Plastic keycaps. Mojo is moderately priced if you discount the cost of the keycaps themselves (should be $60++ since it partially includes base and the novelties) but the plastic case just makes me go since you get aluminum cases for that price.

After trying so many, finally found my ideal switches.

Gateron Cap V2's are really nice.

putting together my Sofle 2.1

the surface mount diodes are seriously tiny!

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awww... hahaha... thanks for the input... i have gateron brown tecware phantom elite tkl and another friend have kailh tecware phantom elite tkl.. sound so different.. but i like kailh brown than gateron brown.. now looking at red switches..assuming red much quiet than brown.

it's not bad. it's like tuned cherry mx (black nylon housing) imo. however, it's less optimal as the base for modifications imo.

Hi guys i am using Logitech G413 (romeo G switches) now and looking for a replacement.

Budget : RM400+/-
Size : Full size with numpad
Key : similar to romeo g, i guess something like mx brown? i dislike the clicky sound
RGB and macro key : cincai, not compulsary
wired or wireless : cincai, not compulsary
usage : work and light gaming

Hopefully to get some recommendation

For those who curious, the romeo g switch started double tap or non responsive after 2.5 years+ especially on the frequent button (ESC and Spacebar). The keycap design also weird as the keycap leg snapped and stucked inside the switch lol

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yup you are right, the goal was to find back some of that old cherry "black nylon blend housing" sound

that all plastic case ...... not sure how it will sound like and also at that price ...pricey

the typing test sounds hollow. Likely because of the thin ass abs caps.
it has 2.4g wireless tho.

Holy cow, not even double shot pbt at that price?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=algqDSySxm8

Its indeed doubleshot and pretty thick.
It has to be the plastic case thats causing the hollowness I guess.
Typing test in the review.

am getting anne pro 2... so far ive do some background check on this. any other things that i need to watchout apart from firmware/software and rma process.. warranty offered only 6 months.

shit
this is not a cheap keyboard
also can fade
logitech

Not sure is this the place to ask this dumb question or not

Do you guys send your faulty keyboard to the typical computer shop or find those individual service providers to repair it?

Wut. It's cheap for a "mechanical" keyboard. If it wasn't from a gaming brand it'd be even cheaper. Even any standard Ducky outprices it.

Just bought a k4 v2 + gateron pro yellow switches. Hype.