Bryan Fish

This is SICK! I would love to have one!

It's all about preference. I've had both Razer and Ducky keyboards and Ducky's feel better and are more for what I want. I did not come here to get scolded on my purchase, just for help. :p

On my Ducky Shine II DK9008S2 The number pad ect. do change brightness levels. Not sure if that was an addition in very recent time or not.

There is nothing underneath the keycap. Not really surprising since this is a brand new keyboard. http://imgur.com/kCzOpBg I read that that is bad internet advice and that it can damage the switch so I would rather not do that.

As I reside in the USA, would it better to fix it myself or ship it out to Ducky? I'd rather be out of a keyboard for as little as possible.

I sure hope so, bradscoolio. I really didn't want to have to pay shipping but I guess I have to. Any idea what is causing this problem?

The key is definitely activating. In games all I have to do is barely touch it and it actuates. I just was using the LED as an example of the activation since it is linear with the problem.

I'm pretty sure that this is the right place for this. I just bought myself a Ducky Shine II 9008S2 with blue switches and it is fantastic! There's only one problem however: my esc key activates by barely even touching it. I figured that it was a bad switch from the manufacturer and I just sent an email to hopefully get a replacement sent out asap. However, I am curious as to what would have caused this sort of defect and is there a way I can fix this without any sort of desoldering? (Replace the switch, ect.) I'm not sure what the best route of action to take is since these switches have LED's. What do you guys think? Thanks in advance! Video of the problem depicted above: EDIT: Not sure why it won't played embeded (For me at least). Watch via the YouTube site if it won't play.

Goodluck everyone!