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Sorry for my slow reply, for second series I mean the one with the white logo and the white scroll wheel, because the first series had a yellow scroll wheel and the third one has a white/black scroll wheel with a red logo (because benq bought zowie), for palm grip I would reccomend the ec or the za ...

I'm not really a fun of mx browns (I kinda hate them xd).

Mhh this IKBC looks kinda nice the only broblem is that I'd have to repaint it and change the keycaps because I don't like the idea of having a white keyboard.

Both Leopold and Filco looks soo good, I would prefer a darker color though, like grey/black.

I myself own the second series (the one with the white scroll wheel) of the fk1 (BEST mouse I have ever used and I'm using this one like 3 years) and I can say it's dope for palm grip, I also used the ec and it's also pretty good for palm grip soo it's only your personal choice about it.
The sensors ...

Hi hi, I've been using few different mechanical keyboards trhough my life but right now I'm looking for something new...
I'm looking for a keyboard:
- fullsize (ansi, I don't like iso at all)
- no backlight (I find it useless)
- clicky switches (been using cherry mx blue/green)
- similar in design ...

There are few ways of doing it:
the first one is using a software to re-map only those keys;
you might have a dedicated software for it or just download something from the internet.
The second one is using (if avaible) the integrated funtion of the numpad to create macros/binds etc...

I'm already doing that, in fact this keyobard has only 3 months, I had some other mechanical keyboards and I also soldered few switches but until this keyobard has warranty why don't use it right?

Well In my keyboard the key press is still registered by the computer soo It's not that the key doesn't work, it just produce this horrible sound and have that horrible feel when I press it...

YAY.
Thanks for the answer at least now I know what happened.
But I'm very courious how this is even possible? Yesterday the keyboard was functioning well without any problem.

I have a HyperX alloy fps with cherry mx blue and today I noticed a strange problem with switch...
The problem:
https://youtu.be/-jGfuzEd8v8


Any idea?

Ok I have finally figured out what's going on :D
Pratically the keycap (pretty thin double shot abs keycap) hit the pretty thin costar style stabilizer, this stabilizer "bottom out" and work like a "spring" vibrating and touching the metal backplate.
The best solution will be an o-ring on the ...

I lubed up the stabilizer but the ping still persist on the spacebar...
I also noticed that the "ping" sound is present only while the key bottom out.

Without the stabilizer the key produce a much MUCH quieter "ping" sound...
Soo I suppose this is a stabilizer problem right?
The keyboard use Costar Style stabilizers so they are pretty easy to lube etc.

Edit: The key without the stabilizer don't produce any kind of "ping" sounds.

Hello as you can read from the subject I'm an owner of the HyperX Cloud Alloy with Cherry MX Blue switches.
I really like the keyboard, is minimalistic, have a detachable cable and most important thing have cherry mx switches.
I have this keyboard for two weaks already and something that I noticed ...