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?

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.

that shine, hhnnggghhhh

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).

Oh confuse sikit lmao. Oh so just need to buy tecware as the base.

Man really hard eh finding full size. I can't live without numpad... maybe need to buy those numpad only and get other sizes base.

anyone know where the best place to get ducky one 2 with cherry reds? seems everywhere sold out. is there any alternatives to that also?

thanks

Hi, noobie here. Been using mkb's with cheapo blues for a few years now and want to switch to linear. Looking for a keyboard with these features;

- hot swappable
- compact (ish)
- has arrow keys
- RGB
- Wireless 2.4G
- Budget RM350~

Saw this taobao mkb floating around here and kinda interested in it since it looks like it matches most of my spec but but don't know what the options are cuz I can't read Mandarin and also not familiar with TTC switches/ colors. Can someone advise me on which option to choose for best silent linears or tactiles? also does the keyboard comes with lubed switches/stabs?

Might order this through an agent. Already have the keycaps.

tq

saw your siggy there. More interested in the TKL version now.

The option with no switches will still come with stabilizers right? Planning on using some gateron yellows on it.
how's the RGB on the board? Do you control it on the board itself or is there a software that comes with it, or just static rainbow?

besides the tape mod, there is another new trend: a layer of thin eva/pe/poron (0.2 to 0.5mm) is applied between switch and pcb. both are supposed to influence key sound and feel to certain degrees.

here's an example of the latter, https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=651649297288 (for solderable and hot-swap pcbs)

from my limited tests, they have mixed results. it's true that these mods will change key sound and feel, but in my case, only slightly.

however, each of us do things differently, using different kits/parts/mods. so it's better to try them out first. they might surprise you, since many are happy with these new mods.

Make sense. The keycaps im looking seems to be the lower profile (in terms of height). Will check out YouTube and give it a try. Thanks man!

Thank you Mecha Sifus for all advice. Built my own keeb using rojak keecaps, alpaca, fr plate, bamboo case, nothing extraordinary.



Now i must stop... else bankrap.

  yesh yesh poor pipit caught guilty as charged. but i had to take time and retrobrited and fix cracked stems tho. Looks like ppl hunting OG stuffs is taking a lot of risks.

now i have to avoid that page, too many temptation.

I guess it's not like high profile GBs where prototypes are sent to influencers to review to drive up sales.