Dell AT101W, NIB, various layouts, (US-ANSI, FR, BE, DUT, SWI)
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- Location: Madison, WI, USA
- Main keyboard: Tecware Phantom 87 | Affirmative 1225T
- Main mouse: Rosewill M62 NEON | Microsoft Intellimouse Pro
- Favorite switch: IBM beamsprings
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How much for shipping to the US? Would it be the same for two boards?
- balotz
- Main keyboard: Leading Edge SKM-1030
- Favorite switch: Futaba clicky (yes really)
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Roughly $20 for one keyboard, and $30 for two - the cheapest shipping option. This took about two and a half weeks the last time I shipped one to California.brainandforce wrote: ↑How much for shipping to the US? Would it be the same for two boards?
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- Location: Germany
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Package received, nice work wrapping those together, thanks!
Scratchiness of switches confirmed and everything - I think I'm going to call them SKCM Uncertain Blacks, as they don't have any character - ... what can one do regarding that poorly built spacebar, which is worse than every spacebar I've seen. Anybody having any suggestion? I think it needs better stabilisers and everything...
Scratchiness of switches confirmed and everything - I think I'm going to call them SKCM Uncertain Blacks, as they don't have any character - ... what can one do regarding that poorly built spacebar, which is worse than every spacebar I've seen. Anybody having any suggestion? I think it needs better stabilisers and everything...
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- Location: Germany
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That and other mods I'm gonna do for sure - that's why I was glad Balotz had enough of them.
Actually, have already started to do the linear, feeling a bit inconsistent. Either all Alps are more or less like that or it's something with this lot. Iggy seems to be happy with no mods, though..
- balotz
- Main keyboard: Leading Edge SKM-1030
- Favorite switch: Futaba clicky (yes really)
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Glad you received them safely, was a heavy parcel. I would personally describe the switches as 'rough' rather than scratchy. This seems to be caused by the design of the tactile leaf, as when this is removed (for the linear mod), the switches are pretty smooth.bujorc wrote: ↑Package received, nice work wrapping those together, thanks!
Scratchiness of switches confirmed and everything - I think I'm going to call them SKCM Uncertain Blacks, as they don't have any character - ... what can one do regarding that poorly built spacebar, which is worse than every spacebar I've seen. Anybody having any suggestion? I think it needs better stabilisers and everything...
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: Leopold FC660M-PD
- Main mouse: GM-2000
- Favorite switch: MX Silent Red, SKCM Blue Alps, SKCM Orange Alps
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I would also go with this description too. SKCM Black feels heavier and less refined compared to other alps, but new out of the box they aren't the worst thing and aren't scratchy. I wouldn't type with them all the time, but taking out the tactile leaf would help. And the AT101W's case is a nice chassis.balotz wrote: ↑Glad you received them safely, was a heavy parcel. I would personally describe the switches as 'rough' rather than scratchy. This seems to be caused by the design of the tactile leaf, as when this is removed (for the linear mod), the switches are pretty smooth.bujorc wrote: ↑Package received, nice work wrapping those together, thanks!
Scratchiness of switches confirmed and everything - I think I'm going to call them SKCM Uncertain Blacks, as they don't have any character - ... what can one do regarding that poorly built spacebar, which is worse than every spacebar I've seen. Anybody having any suggestion? I think it needs better stabilisers and everything...
- Muirium
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- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Main keyboard: HHKB Type-S with Bluetooth by Hasu
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Mouse
- Favorite switch: Gotta Try 'Em All
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Hey Balotz, I’m interested. Based up in Scotland. ANSI is the one I want, but just out of interest: how much for one of those plus a black French one?
- Blaise170
- ALPS キーボード
- Location: Boston, MA
- Main keyboard: Cooler Master Quickfire Stealth
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
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I wish I had seen this back in February.
- Muirium
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- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Main keyboard: HHKB Type-S with Bluetooth by Hasu
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Mouse
- Favorite switch: Gotta Try 'Em All
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Indeed. Only just heard about it via Andy myself.
I’m after a black one for its case, primarily. But icon mods are indeed the boss.
I’m after a black one for its case, primarily. But icon mods are indeed the boss.
- Blaise170
- ALPS キーボード
- Location: Boston, MA
- Main keyboard: Cooler Master Quickfire Stealth
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
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Is the OP up to date? I'd like some Alps keys in other languages, but it would be somewhat costly to get shipped here I'd think.
- balotz
- Main keyboard: Leading Edge SKM-1030
- Favorite switch: Futaba clicky (yes really)
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I've updated the quantities. I may have a few more Belgian beige ones as some of the boxes were mislabelled. I may be willing to send keycaps only, though I'm not sure what I'd do with the bare boards..Blaise170 wrote: ↑Is the OP up to date? I'd like some Alps keys in other languages, but it would be somewhat costly to get shipped here I'd think.
- drvioxx
- Location: France
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Damn, wish I had seen your post on here, could've saved EUR 10
Got one of these (French — Midnight Grey as they call it) from balotz, and it all went super smooth. NIB as advertised, even had the little DELL flyer explaining the Windows and Menu keys to users.
I've seen a lot of opinions on Alps Black switches, but now that I'm typing on them I find them very fun to type on. I like the bit of resistance they have, and I absolutely love the sound the keyboard makes as you type on it.
I'm probably gonna order a second one to use at work. II think they're getting tired of my Model M.
Got one of these (French — Midnight Grey as they call it) from balotz, and it all went super smooth. NIB as advertised, even had the little DELL flyer explaining the Windows and Menu keys to users.
I've seen a lot of opinions on Alps Black switches, but now that I'm typing on them I find them very fun to type on. I like the bit of resistance they have, and I absolutely love the sound the keyboard makes as you type on it.
I'm probably gonna order a second one to use at work. II think they're getting tired of my Model M.
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- Location: Indonesia
- Main keyboard: FC660M
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How much shipping to Indonesia? Pick the cheapest one. Don't mind if it takes years.