deskthority

They feel nice to type on, that's for sure. A bit loud though. Definitely not for office use.

I used paper clips to pull the scroll lock keycap, and the word ALPS was written on it. It's not as clicky as say a Cherry MX Blue. I think it's the tactile bump that is producing the "click" sound. It could be a knock off. The travel feels relatively shoter than cream/orange/black ALPS.

I know. The left-handed keyboards I have seen have the numpad moved to the left without the keys rearranged. This one has the keys rearranged.

Maybe the problem is on the PCB trace or the IC got dirty. Desdolder the issue switches and take out the controller to clean the pin.
Your daughter have a dancing event? :P
Well if it involves desoldering then I will have to enlist the help of my uncle. I just don't know how to desolder/solder ...

Can you take a picture of the top of a switch, and another picture of the whole keyboard?
I will after this weekend. A bit busy this week. I know it's kind of stupid from me to ask for help and then not in a hurry to fix the keyboard. But there is an important event in the life of my daughter this ...

Hello everyone,

I got a no name left-handed black ALPS keyboard from an e-waste place. I only paid CDN $10.00 for it. It has black ALPS which seems clicky to me. I had a DELL AT101W in the past, but the keys were "quieter." Anyway, while I was very happy to have found this keyboard, my happiness ...