Was $39, now $25.
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hasn't there been code stacking for kogan keyboards ending up around $10 in the past?
Great price for true mechanical switches
No numpad :(
This is a feature - the numpad would sit exactly where your mouse should go.
If you really need a numpad then spend $5 on a seperate unit so you can put it somewhere sensible !
Or get wider shoulders.
but more seriously you can get keyboards with a numpad which takes the spot (and doubles) for the D-keys and pageup/down area. Took a bit of getting used to but works well. I didn't like the idea of having this extra numbpad floating around my already cluttered desk.
Tenkeyless is the way forward my man. Best decision I ever made and I'll never go back to full.
You're obviously not a maths person or someone that uses spreadsheets.
This is very true and I can see why it would be a deal breaker for many. Mostly these Tenkeyless mechanical, especially the ones in RGB and the like are aiming at gamers.
The thumbnail has the ANSI version but all the description photos show ISO layout. Hopefully they ship ANSI.
Concave for better comfort with the life-time face-proof warranty
Why would anyone want to plant her/his face on the keyboard at such a regular interval that s/he requires a warranty? And is the keyboard drool-proof as well?
It looks like there is no `~ key top left? Can anyone comment? This would throw off my typing of numbers ALOT.
It's between the 1 and the 3 key. 🤣
Yeah I did I see that right? i.e. the number keys are: 1 ~ 3 2 4
That a stuff up or is that the actual layout, cause yeah that would definitely throw me off my typing too. If this is just an advertising stuff up I'm buying one.
The Chinese marketing people must have assembled the keycaps incorrectly.
I bought one and can confirm there is a ~/` key in the top left as you would expect with a normal keyboard
What are the differences between the 2019 model and the previous ones? I can't seem to find reviews on this exact model.
Is this the cheapest mechanical keyboard ever?