throw on FB marketplace? me like got 6~7 set keycap with 3 keyboard only (if i able receive parcel from china before cny) lol

Mecha KL and PCMOD have them on display with some high end keebs.

They're in Subang, been there a few times, pretty nice folks over there.

Anyone here likes clicky switches? Anything to recommend?

Nice, I tried a sample Jade and liked it too. Do you find it tiresome while gaming?

I was thinking of swapping springs in case not used to it, but read that it is not as simple in clickys...
Any tactiles you can recommend?

True. i'm using leftovers keychron blues that i used to hate venomously but after lubing i find like you i actually type and games better because of the honest feedback it gaves lol The whole rattles and high pitch sounds are just bonus nostalgia points, iciing on the cake.

Maybe im just OD on clacky linears and wanted a breathe of fresh air..lets see

*update

got reply from seller after 2+ hours. they said they sent the correct item. blue switch



i gave screenshot proof i ordered brown. and the box says its blue switch. is he gas lighting me? 

this is the exact wording
hopefully this is a mere innocent misunderstanding on the seller part. looking at it negatively, the seller knows they done goofed up and are now doubling down with their gas light. which do you think this is? 
anyway already sent back the mkb return at the nearest drop off collection point. easy and fast  now the seller has about a week to acknowledge the return item.
*update

contacted

https://rkgamingstore.com/

support@rkgaming.com

they claim they are the distributor not the manufacturer/brand owner    so how do you contact them? or are they just bsing and giving the run around? i sus the later. checked google did not find any other relevant site 

short story is, they're saying shopee malaysia store nothing to do with them since they are another of the many distributors for this brand but not the actual company itself for the brand. supposedly.
*update

now it seems the box shows the incorrect information. the mkb inside is indeed the brown switch.

But the seller did not clarify it properly the first time.

And by the time i received the clarification mentioning this, i had already sent the package to the collection point.

X_X; unlucky.
so at this point shopee said have to wait package returned to seller, before they can raise dispute and return package to me. i hope they don't charge me for shipping since it is not my fault.

1. box has incorrect information
2. seller didn't explain properly the first time. by the time he explained properly he had done so hours later.... (see the issue here). But by then already too late since i already sent back the package for refund at the collection point.


noticed the seller used a translator for typing. maybe this is why a misunderstanding happened. he was a bit too careless in his explanation. Don't state the switch is blue confirming my suspicion it is the incorrect order. Properly say it is brown but the box is labelled incorrectly. That is all he had to say the first time 
based on his half a-ssed responses he is not being diligent. so he has to take blame for this issue    this is what happens when you delay replies and don't properly clarify your replies properly. shopee will complain to him (some penalties? complaints?), and i have to to delay receive my item. nobody wins 

i do have some dye subs from an old cherry classic keyboard. they do look faded. Not as crispy as double shot keycaps.

Not sure if due to wear of an old donor keyboard, or they are simply just like that. I only have that one set of keycaps, so i don't have any other dye sub keycaps to compare them to.

If you were to ask me which i prefer, i definitely liked doubleshot since it's resistant to wear and has excellent contrast.

dye subs have a special unique look some may enjoy  i guess it's a matter of taste.

Hi newbie here need suggestion on new mechanical keyboard
budget around rm3XX
looking at
Phantom 87+ elite
rk royal kludge m75
i prefer to have a adjustable kickstand

Hi,
Any suggestion for budget below RM300.
It has to be wired + also bluetooth, need numpad on the right side. Also not noisy. Used them for work, excel etc only. Not gaming.

Never tried mechanical keyboard before, would like to try it for once.
Thanks in advance.

Hello, I'm planning to buy a mechanical keyboard mainly for typing, not for gaming. I enjoy the sound that mechanical keyboard makes, I don't know much about it but know there's a few types, there's a DIY shop that specifically sells DIY customized mechanical keyboard called KEEBS Project, is it a good idea to go there and customize one ? Anyone got any experience with that shop or any other recommendations ? Thanks.

PS - I’ve just been to physical store, are the switches’ brands like razer / chery MX / MMD etc all the same in terms or spec and quality ? And the only difference is in how it sounds ?

Hi, I'm planning to try out some custom keycaps on my current mechanical keyboard (Leopold FC900R), but I'm not sure where can I get them and how to know if they are compatible with my keyboard or not. Any advice?

Hi ! Thanks so much for your valuable information and advice. First of all I got to research as much as I can without jumping into the rabbit hole, because all I want is a decent durable mechanical keyboard that will lasts me many years to come.

I went over to KEEBS Project physical store yesterday to try out all kinds of switches, the feel and sound of it. For now, I'm coming to the conclusion of getting Holy Panda V2 tactile switches, can I know what is your opinion of that and which manufacturer does holy panda belongs to ? Also, should I even be bother with whether to use stock switches or lube the switches ?

Aside from all of that, once I pick my switches, I'll probably let the experienced ( hopefully ) staff help me out with assembling and choosing the rest to best fit my budget and design. Normally for mechanical keyboards stores like KEEBS, they will have a standard few options for keycaps / keyboard to let us choose from right ? So then we will pick alongside with their advice ?

Ok thanks, so in short, I just choose the switches that I want, then let the staff handle and assemble the rest for me ? Is it the GMK Aifei keycaps that you mentioned ?

Ok got it, so I don't have to bother to lube the switches or get pre-lube switches right, just use the stock switches as it is?

Got it man, thanks a lot for your advice and suggestions, it really helps a lot in building my first mechanical keyboard. 

Oh ya, about Holy Pandas switches, I heard from Reddit that the Holy Pandas switches is manufactured by Drop, but I see KEEBS Project / Mecha, they have this Holy Panda V2 tactile switches from MMD, so they claim it's not a brand they heard of before assuming it's one of those 1:1 "fake" or clone switches to the real ones ?

So all the pandas on the market are not "genuine" pandas! LOL

For real? What clickies you using?