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Hi there, I sell tech of all kinds on this page that I don t find useful anymore. I respond nearly instantly and I am always willing to help. Feel free to shoot questions my way unless you re a time waster. Thank you!
All feedback (171)
a***f (4)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past month
Verified purchase
Everything came and seller was very negotiable, nothing wrong with anything, great guy.
t***e (186)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past month
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The keyboard is as described, and was shipped fast. Thanks for the great transaction!
electronicsstore2010 (1194)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past 6 months
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Great communication. A pleasure to do business with.
people_tech_things (842)- Feedback left by buyer.
More than a year ago
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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
greyscalebooks (834)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past year
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Great buyer, Hope to deal with you again. Thank you
dooly1180 (1695)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past year
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Great communication. A pleasure to do business with.
Reviews (4)
Dec 14, 2017
Amazing!
Looks exactly like the original screen, and fits in perfectly!
Mar 03, 2018
good
good
Apr 19, 2018
What can I say other than it
1 of 3 found this helpful What can I say... Well, first of all, the build quality is sub-par. This keyboard feels cheap and bends like no other. The switches are loud and rather inconsistent. By loud I don't mean loud and epic sounding (like an IBM Model M), but loud and annoying. They are tinny and ear wrenching. As said before, the switches are inconsistent. Every switch feels different, and the switches die randomly. Yes, I have had 2 of these keyboards, and both of them suffer from terrible key chatter and sometimes just stop working randomly. This is not the kind of keyboard that has easily swap-able switches. It is also a pain in the rear to customize. Razer Synapse only detects the keyboard half the time, and that 'on the fly macro creator' is absolutely not 'on the fly.' Speaking of misleading terms, this keyboard advertises "10 KRO." Guess what this keyboard doesn't have - 10 KRO. For those who don't know what KRO (Key Roll Over) means, it basically means that you can press up to 10 keys before it stops recognizing inputs. Although I have achieved 10 KRO, I often only achieve 6 KRO. Not much of a big deal, though as my Model M doesn't even have 6 KRO as it is membrane based, but still misleading. The only real good things I can give this keyboard is 1: It's mechanical so it's probably better than most rubber domes, and 2: getting one used is often extremely cheap (I got mine for 20 bucks) Don't buy it for the new price of over 160 dollars.