TIP: in order to remove the battery you need to take the pcb out. you will see why and take you time. DO NOT miss anything or miss this plate, you will needed when you get the replacement to install.
if the battery is heavy (means need to replace). once you remove the battery the keyboard will return to its normal size and form. YOU CAN USE The unit with the cable that comes with the unit, until you get a replacement with NO issues what so ever. you will have no wireless funtions. and all keys funtions will be the same if the unit you use it on cable with rf off.
The keyboard will sound the same as the day you get it WILL NOT HAVE any changes on it. The claymore 2 IS NOT a mechanical keyboard. is optical. and use ASUS RX optical switches.
In fact my falchion use the same battery and i use it perfect with no battery. the only will appear on ac that is 100% charge but is cause there is no battery. aside that ...... work perfect.
NOTE: DO NOT USE ANY METAL to remove the battery from the metal plate. take you time it will remove from the casing with no issue what so ever so take you time with it. the keyboard goes ONLY 1 way you will see it when you open it. it appears that will not but you will why so do not force it. be nice with it.and check the side cables how those go in.ONLY GOES 1 way. get a sharpy and mark the orentacion. there rest is a aventure.
check what else i add on the post. take your time. enjoy it. do not force the caps out they will go out if you use a tool for mech keyboards or doing with calm they will pop up. use 4 stands per caps be careful. check the forst 4 pages of the link i share.
if you see the web use normal ones for electronics. i get my cheep tool on amazon of 10 usd/ the correct one is a tided fit.
take you tirme and enjoy.
I did.
