bought keychron k3 and k8 directly from keychron, 15% discount
both not bad

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.

Yup I saw Gazzew's lubing method as well as his recommendation to use lube thinner than 205G0. But he admitted that his method is more for speed and efficiency. Since I wasn't really pressed for time, I tested using my normal lubing method (Taeha's method) and was happy with the results, so that's what I ended up using.

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

you guys should join and ask this at mymkb fb group also, https://www.facebook.com/groups/MalaysiaMechanicalKeyboard
yes, they are decent linear switches.

sp-star is one of my preferred base to make custom switches. with the right spring type/weight, and lube, it will feel even closer to individual preferences.

Yeah was considering buying masking tape earlier but decided to hold off on it because I forgot my scissors at work. Now looking at Watashi tape since I heard it's less sticky in case I want to remove it later on. Not sure how much of a difference that'll have on the acoustics compared to the former. Probably not going to do another sound mod for awhile while I get used to the sound of the latest one.