well priorities man. lol. going customs mean diving deeper. 
+ i dont type a lot nowadays compare to before. so not much use of a good kibod anyway. haha

hope covid dies soon so i can try all ur kibods. keep growing them man.

lol. that will last u generations.

100 years later, LYN Mech Kibod Klab V420, horns jr jr jr jr jr jr will use ur kibod still.

Let me share something interesting.

All i need to do will be sit & relax, he will fit in everything and deliver by today or tmrw. 

Working on site in the office today. My setup.
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Took me a few days to get used to the split. Now I'm getting 80+ on monkeytype which is normal for me.

hari hari, hari raya !

Short review of the 4 tactile switches that I considered for my endgame board.
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L-R Cherry RGB Brown, Outemu Sky with clear no slot top, JWK Shogoki, Gazzew Boba U4T

1. Cherry browns were my first love so it will always hold a special place in my heart. These particular switches have generic 67g gold springs, bag lubed in 105, housings are lubed with 205G0, and filmed with TX films. They are smooth, light tactiles and with the white nylon bottoms, have a nice thock to them, and very low wobble after filming. With a bit (a lot actually) of work, this is a switch that I really love to use. My baseline to compare the other switches to.

2. Outemu Sky. Removed the original nylon top and replaced with clear no slot tops also from Outemu. Both components were developed in collaboration with Gazzew. I guess you could say it is the spiritual successor of the Boba U4T. Despite having a nylon bottom, this switch does not sound very nice to me. And the tactile bump feels a bit weird to me even after lubing. I think the start of the bump is a bit 'sharp'? It kinda feels like it is about to get stuck, then you overcome the bump and bottom out.

3. JWK Shogoki. These were from a GB. JWK Rara recolored to match the colors from Neon Genesis Evangelion (forgive me if I got that wrong, I'm not a fan of this anime). With a special 65g linear switch from Thic Thock. Covid delays plus lousy GB planning by Thic Thock (and lousy communication with me personally) meant that these switches arrived very late, so I ended up building with the U4Ts before these even arrived. And I must say I'm glad I did so. These were my first JWK switches and the legendary smoothness of the housing is well warranted. But other than that, just like the Outemu Sky, it did not deliver a nice sound despite a nylon bottom. To my ears, even my Cherry RGB Browns sounded better. Add to that, this is the first switch that I bought (including testers) that actually have a noticeable spring noise. I did not lube as I plan to sell it off, but I am nevertheless disappointed. Even unlube Cherries do not have this issue to me. The bump is nice and light though. Very slightly more tactile than the browns.

4. Gazzew Boba U4T. My new favourites. Long pole stems in a proprietary nylon blend housings. The pole bottom out delivers on the Thocks. Already smooth without lube, after lubing it is even smoother and sounds better. Very tight tolerances, no filming needed. And with very very light lube to the tactile bumps, a small amount of tactility is lost and smoothness gained, a tactical decision. Coupled with a light (to me) 62g spring, I'm getting the light tactile that I want, no wobble and beautiful sound. The only downside is the tops are opaque which I wanted clear for lighting purposes, but with my custom clear acrylic case, it turns out that didn't matter after all.

Oh for sure we can. But all the switches I like sounded good stock, lubing and other work make them sound much better. I guess I was just disappointed because of the high expectations from the hype of the GB.

Ha! Thic Thock themselves have posted that their current line of springs is less than perfect when used in JWK switches!

From their latest Discord announcement:

"TT Spring V2
We are going to bring something new to the market very soon. Arrangements and details as follows,

We are going to dish out a lineup that is made specifically for JWK switches, meanwhile still retain the Cherry standard spring we are offering at the moment. What's the difference? The difference is that the internal structure of JWK switches are generally different than of Cherry MX. Our current lineup caters mostly of the Cherry MX switches. When it is used in JWK switches, there are still noticeable pings, which is why we are offering JWK switches spring, in hopes of eliminating the unwanted spring ping, as well as offering better compatibility -> performance with the JWK lineups"

Update over here! got my keyboard not more than 5 days! Nice RGB lol

Total with shipping spent about RM850 for both 

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

Yup, for newbies like me, the PBT caps itself cost me about 150; damn hurt!

But after a while when i saw someone bought a set of mechanical keyboard about 1k, getting better after that 

Pulled the trigger on an IKBC MF108, brown switch... only "test" was watching several youtube videos... also IKBC seems like a "trusted" brand. Should be alright I suppose?