hi there
i've previously owned a Rosewill RK-9000v2 with Cherry MX brown switches, and i really enjoyed it, until i spilled redbull on it and toasted it (warranty didn't cover)
i'm considering purchasing another, but was interested on some opinions/advice before i make my decision
any recommendations?

theres only ONE keyboard worth buying ever regardless of ur budget
corsair k70 RGB rapidfire

forget about anything else

That doesnt break them, litterally let it sit in distilled water, thenpour like 99% rubbing alch on it, let it dry, should work like new again.


Takes alot to actually kill a mech kb

What if I dont want a numpad?

so is this the best option to try and revive my dead keyboard?

Best way is to take all the keycaps off, Take the frame away & directly wash off the PCB.

The rubbing alch is just to help it dry faster.

I've done two mech keybards that have had soda spilled on them.

...and then, get one of these so this never happens again.


https://www.amazon.com/ThermoServ-520A02601A1-Insulated-20-Ounce-Pearl/dp/B00OVTJKJI/ref=pd_day0_hl_79_3/140-3246020-8077708?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00OVTJKJI&pd_rd_r=956fe447-52e4-11e9-abae-3f87a4435dcd&pd_rd_w=gnGyM&pd_rd_wg=9gkyc&pf_rd_p=ad07871c-e646-4161-82c7-5ed0d4c85b07&pf_rd_r=GAGAJVCZ5TSC4PZMYQYF&psc=1&refRID=GAGAJVCZ5TSC4PZMYQYF


The opening that you drink from is small, it gives you plenty of time to grab the cup before disaster occurs. Been using them for 20 years, many spills, no disasters.

Obv just saw it off

tablesaw?

For them clean cuts, ya boi