Crazy clickclack prices
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- Main keyboard: Noppoo Choc pro MX Brown
- Main mouse: Steelseries Xai
- Favorite switch: MX Brown/ Buckling Spring
- DT Pro Member: -
Ionospheric blue for $117 http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0708460377
Hardcore white for $95 http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0708458856
2 single colour clickclacks add up to $200+, your thoughts?
Hardcore white for $95 http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0708458856
2 single colour clickclacks add up to $200+, your thoughts?
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- key-bored
- Location: London, UK
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Meh, it is what happens when something is rare.
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- key-bored
- Location: London, UK
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Not at all, if someone is happy to pay that much then what is the harm?suprsmo wrote:Wow.. People are retarded.. :l
- dirge
- Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom.
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I put myself waaaay up on the stupid keyboard buyer list. I'm going to start giving stuff away as I don't have room for anything (and I'm a small collector!)cactux wrote:I guess all of us here are falling in the stupid category. Buying keycaps, keyboards and "useless stuff"
- Charlie_Brown_MX
- Location: United Kingdom
- Main keyboard: Apple Extended Keyboard
- Main mouse: Microsoft IntelliMouse
- Favorite switch: ALPS: cream or salmon
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Spot on. I have two of the same lighter from the 1950s, both NIB, that I got for £7 each including postage from the States. To find them in that condition is exceedingly rare, so if rarity alone were to decide price they’d have been worth $$$$$. However, since there isn’t a braying mob clammering for them, they’re worth practically nothing.dirge wrote:Rarity isn't a good indicator always. The crowd mentality does play a part with these too.longweight wrote:Meh, it is what happens when something is rare.
I’m certain that if GH didn’t exist, CC keycaps would have little resale value beyond what they sold for. GH takes on the rôle of a miniature stock exchange in this situation, and encourages the same sort of testosterone-fuelled recklessness.
- Charlie_Brown_MX
- Location: United Kingdom
- Main keyboard: Apple Extended Keyboard
- Main mouse: Microsoft IntelliMouse
- Favorite switch: ALPS: cream or salmon
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That’s an easy trap to fall into. I was only really collecting spare parts for my AEKII initially, but ended up with hundreds upon hundreds of Alps of different kinds and a pile of keyboard carcasses that my cats keep knocking over by climbing.dirge wrote:I put myself waaaay up on the stupid keyboard buyer list. I'm going to start giving stuff away as I don't have room for anything (and I'm a small collector!)cactux wrote:I guess all of us here are falling in the stupid category. Buying keycaps, keyboards and "useless stuff"
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- key-bored
- Location: London, UK
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True, my statement was a little short. Basically they are rare and in high demand so people are willing to pay high prices for them. Would I pay £100 for one? No and it wouldn't give me much satisfaction but that isn't true of everyone.dirge wrote:Rarity isn't a good indicator always. The crowd mentality does play a part with these too.longweight wrote:Meh, it is what happens when something is rare.
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- key-bored
- Location: London, UK
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Also I really don't value MX Clacks, I am only interested in Topre as they really make the board look better. There are so many good custom caps for MX already so I don't really want MX clacks.
GIVE ME THE TOPRE ONES!
GIVE ME THE TOPRE ONES!
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- Location: Belgium, land of Liberty Wafles and Freedom Fries
- Main keyboard: G80-3K with Clears
- Favorite switch: Capacitative BS
- DT Pro Member: 0049
Helpful tip: you are talking about the term "scarce". It's not quite the same as "rare" and hence they should not be mixed.longweight wrote:True, my statement was a little short. Basically they are rare and in high demand so people are willing to pay high prices for them. Would I pay £100 for one? No and it wouldn't give me much satisfaction but that isn't true of everyone.dirge wrote:Rarity isn't a good indicator always. The crowd mentality does play a part with these too.longweight wrote:Meh, it is what happens when something is rare.
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- Main keyboard: Noppoo Choc pro MX Brown
- Main mouse: Steelseries Xai
- Favorite switch: MX Brown/ Buckling Spring
- DT Pro Member: -
I feel the ridiculous part is the blue keycap is more expensive than a tricolor, seems really reckless to me. Most keycaps can be bought and still have an equal or higher resale value, not sure about these two clickclacks.
- suprsmo
- Location: Sydney, Australia
- Main keyboard: 86u Variable/Poker Browns
- Main mouse: CoolerMaster Spawn
- Favorite switch: Cherry Brown/Topre/Cherry Red
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They are simply perpetuating this price jacking.. By selling these at grossly inflated prices, does Nothing for the community..
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- key-bored
- Location: London, UK
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Why should a private sale on eBay do anything for the community?suprsmo wrote:They are simply perpetuating this price jacking.. By selling these at grossly inflated prices, does Nothing for the community..
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- Location: Germany
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I'd say threads about key cap prices are destroying the community.
- ericbentley
- Location: Vancouver, Canada
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch 2
- Main mouse: Logitech G500
- Favorite switch: MX Cherry Browns
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As someone who's just watched this ClickClack controversy from the sidelines, I don't really know what's rational anymore. I see people arguing all the time that someone has theirs priced too high, is tricking n00bs, or is messing with the market
Could someone inform a helpless n00b here of what the retail price of the CC's are, and the actual market value?
In the future I'd like to prevent getting ripped off as much as possible
Could someone inform a helpless n00b here of what the retail price of the CC's are, and the actual market value?
In the future I'd like to prevent getting ripped off as much as possible
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- Location: UK
- Main keyboard: Filco ZERO green alps, Model F 122 Terminal
- Main mouse: Ducky Secret / Roller Mouse Pro 1
- Favorite switch: MX Mount Topre / Model F Buckling
- DT Pro Member: 0167
I don't see the appeal they look like something that would go well with one of them cheap ass "gamer " cases you see on ebay that kids buy because they look "cool".
- ericbentley
- Location: Vancouver, Canada
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch 2
- Main mouse: Logitech G500
- Favorite switch: MX Cherry Browns
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Holy cow, this eBay markup is insane then!Soarer wrote:When they were last for sale on elitekeyboards, they were $18 for a single colour, and $30 for a tri-colour. They sold out within minutes.
What is the average price they go for on GH or DT? How do I know if I'm being taken advantage of?
- Acanthophis
- Location: Germany
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What do you think the userbase of GH mainly is?andrewjoy wrote:I don't see the appeal they look like something that would go well with one of them cheap ass "gamer " cases you see on ebay that kids buy because they look "cool".
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- Location: UK
- Main keyboard: Filco ZERO green alps, Model F 122 Terminal
- Main mouse: Ducky Secret / Roller Mouse Pro 1
- Favorite switch: MX Mount Topre / Model F Buckling
- DT Pro Member: 0167
Hey i game too, but i have style .
http://www.corsair.com/800Dmanual
EDIT oo i found one!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TRHK46X-ATX-Scr ... 45e9d831fe
it will go well with the CCs and it has a 550 w PSU guaranteed to have crazy ripple in the voltage and fry at least 1 component per week.
http://www.corsair.com/800Dmanual
EDIT oo i found one!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TRHK46X-ATX-Scr ... 45e9d831fe
it will go well with the CCs and it has a 550 w PSU guaranteed to have crazy ripple in the voltage and fry at least 1 component per week.
- Soarer
- Location: UK
- Favorite switch: F
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'Insane' is not a judgment I or anyone else can make for you
If thought of as simply a lump of moulded plastic, then even the original prices made them 'expensive' for keycaps! (The first time they were on EK they were about half those prices IIRC).
Clearly something that people want, and can't just go and buy retail, will have a higher value. I have no idea what's sane, and I don't have any strong opinion to voice on it either - I think the negative comments above just drive the market into more secrecy and less transparency, which just makes matters worse.
If thought of as simply a lump of moulded plastic, then even the original prices made them 'expensive' for keycaps! (The first time they were on EK they were about half those prices IIRC).
Clearly something that people want, and can't just go and buy retail, will have a higher value. I have no idea what's sane, and I don't have any strong opinion to voice on it either - I think the negative comments above just drive the market into more secrecy and less transparency, which just makes matters worse.
- dirge
- Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom.
- DT Pro Member: -
Please don't say things like "market value" it's not stock or anything with real value. It's 20 or so idiots that like keyboards swapping bits of plastic for crazy sums of money.
I wish clickclack would make a few thousand and sell them on elitekeyboards. It would make him money and the people that buy 50 thinking they can resell them and fleece others will get burned big.
I wish clickclack would make a few thousand and sell them on elitekeyboards. It would make him money and the people that buy 50 thinking they can resell them and fleece others will get burned big.
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- key-bored
- Location: London, UK
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No one can name a sensible price for you, pay what they are worth to you.ericbentley wrote:Holy cow, this eBay markup is insane then!Soarer wrote:When they were last for sale on elitekeyboards, they were $18 for a single colour, and $30 for a tri-colour. They sold out within minutes.
What is the average price they go for on GH or DT? How do I know if I'm being taken advantage of?