Haha. The one place I didn't check. I hate browsing Taobao from my phone. Next to impossible without the app.

I see. so far i am not nitpicking. the stock sound and feelings are on point.
i just watch youtube; too much work for little gains. hahaha....but good headsup bro.

the rama mod looks like it will affect the travel distance of the stabilizer... 

Just saw this foam. Genius! 3.5mm according to the Taobao page. The 3 types of modules can cover everything except for stabilized keys.

Edit: Also says this on their Taobao page (from Google Translate). "This product has applied for a patent, please do not counterfeit, counterfeiting will be investigated!" Lol

https://kbdfans.com/collections/new-arrival...ans-module-foam
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z10....id=622023994197
Yeah, I was searching for original cherry plate mount stabs as well before I assembled my board. Only place in stock I saw was Zeal.
https://zealpc.net/collections/switches/pro...ted-stabilizers
About RM120 for shipping!

Yeah, definitely am not ready to pay as much for shipping compared to the product which might not even end up making a huge difference. Rather experiment with quirky mods and save the money for the eventual next keyboard/build

Got la
https://shopee.com.my/ikbc-F87-mechanical-k...5466.4332187043

You can also try looking for Durgod Nebula K320.

If you don't need RGB but just backlit, the Durgod Corona K320 would be slightly cheaper.

i posted here time to time with another account. Now change account because privacy invaded matter 

anyway i just built this keyboard
'
gateron brown with springs changed to 55g, switch film added, springs lubed with 104, stabs band aid+clip, 4mm eva foam between pcb/backplate and everything else lubed with 205.

A lot of building processes which I thought was easy, turned up to be not.  I made tons of mistakes and took very long time messing around with the keyboard  . Every thing is quite fun for me except the lubing part. 

The major mistakes i did were
- soldering quite a number of switches without the switches fully touching the PCB. Luckily i realized something was wrong before i proceeded to solder more switches. I learnt that it is very difficult to push the switches 'into' the pcb. My fingers are hurt now because of it. 

-cutting the foam to put between plate and pcb. I ended up giving up and put nothing in between the plate and pcb. Have to be very precise in cutting the foam to leave enough space for each switch and stabilizers, but I failed miserably. All the shapes i drew by aligning the plate to the foam were all incorrect due to the stretchy nature of the eva foam and also not drawing exactly at the edges using pen. I wasted most of my time here.    Here is the showcase of my masterpiece. 

I feel that Gat browns lubed are indeed overly light for me as oppose to be using MX Blues which I think is heavy. Might have to change all the switches to heavier ones in the future  

I had bought some 3mm LED bulbs, but havent soldered them yet. The led holes are at the lower part of the switches. I tested the leds through the holes with a lithium bat, but the effect is like very disappointing. All the letters/symbols are floating towards upper part of a key cap. I think last time someone asked the same question, but now how ah? I didn't know because I see the mx switches in razer mkb are all upside down one. XD

Also, the taihao keycaps im using dont have R0 1U Ctrl, FN, Alt and numpad 0 & R4 Delete, End and Page Down. I wasn't thinking so thoroughly before this. I think most of the keycaps set doesnt have these, am i right? I read some where people saying have to buy the ortholinear keycap set of a GB/preorder lol. Can any1 give me advice regarding this?

Hi all,

My Aula mechanical keyboard space bar is not working properly. And I'm unable to remove the space bar. Anyone can help me? I'm in PJ area.

My razer blackwidow stealth now got double click key problem..

Thinking want to change to Tecware Phantom 2020 TKL RGB....

is it recommended?

Is there any gateron brown keyboard beside tecware elite?
Need keyboard recommendation sifus

any idea where to find Phantom Elite TKL? seems like only full size got stock on shopee and laz locally.

Recently my G613 got few keys starting to not responding, double type, or even triple... ( numpad area ), including the Enter Key from Numpad too... when it's not working, i pop off the keycap, blow into it, and it works for a while before back into not working. same for other keys... what's wrong?

I used Contact Cleaner, alcohol too.

I am looking at solder kit sold on shoppe...

those one with a bag... inside it has the solder wire.... ( is that what you call them )... will that be okay for use on soldering keyboard switches?

if i remember correctly... i read somewhere that the solder wire has size and must use xxmm on certain soldering on pcb.

not very versed in soldering terms... lol....

How many times would you dare to desolder a board? What's a safe limit in your opinion?

I just lifted a pad in my cospad the other day....I think I was desoldering it for the 3rd time.

those solder kit in a bag cost about 40 - 50 is good?

what you use?

ducky one 2 SF + cherry red switch is it good for WFH purpose... mostly for typing.

Never heard of that brand so I'm sceptical

ikbc is a china manufacturer amongst other big brands like leopold, varmillo, filco, ducky.

not sure why shopee and lazada sell so expensive, they are usually cheaper compared to other big brands.

standard cherry mx switches, pbt keycaps and metal plate mounted. You can actually go Viewnet to test the keyboards out before purchase, iinm they have several models available.

Not good deal. Corsair and Logitech at that price have volume wheel, media keys, macros

Cant find phantom elite in lowyat....
But they got sell spectre pro....
Is it better than elite?

omg i thought we were beyond this?
https://www.lowyat.net/2020/217659/razer-cy...brane-keyboard/
RM299
i strongly recommend going mkb. Aren't those around 400-500? or maybe it's cheaper these days? 


Trust me it's worth the price even if it cost a bit more 

Heck i spent a bit more on dye sublimated and double shot keycaps. And the contrast is as clear as since day 1 when i bought them. And the mechanical switches still fine up till now. Yes you do pay a bit more but you still get a better product, something you use probably often.

I use to have painful palms typing, but not since i switched mx brown switches from membrane keyboard
sure there is still a place for membrane keyboards. but i wouldn't purchase a so called gaming keyboard at that price. you can get a plain keyboard for far cheaper (the only point is, you want a cheap keyboard, that's it). if you need an actual gaming keyboard, or just a much better keyboard, just increase your budget and go for mkb