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Makami
4237
Feb 16, 2018
Gratz, Rose Gold for me for the win :)
I'm a bit confused, which picture/colors to trust, the one shown at description or https://imgur.com/a/NFOXl
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The one from the description might be to light and the second one to dark.
Vigrith
4081
Feb 16, 2018
MakamiI believe they're both actual production units so the difference should be just in the lighting of the pictures; the bottom picture looks quite dark and very over saturated because as you can see 9009 is definitely not that dark, especially the pink/green. I'd say the top picture should be a bit more accurate with natural light.
Makami
4237
Feb 16, 2018
VigrithThose had been my thoughts, too. But i honestly like the bottom one more, being more copper, the upper one is to Rose (girly style, sorry ladies) for me :) Decisions, Decisions.
Vigrith
4081
Feb 16, 2018
MakamiCompletely fair - as a man I personally like the top one more still because it's closer to Apple's rose gold which I personally like very much; I think it'll be a bit easier to match keys to as well as it's a sauve colour and a more harmonious look with lighter sets (since you probably wouldn't be using darker ones even with the bottom shade right).
I think it's safe to assume the upper is what to expect however - especially if that green blank key shown with the beige set is the same (ish) colour as 9009 since that's exactly what they look like irl.
PS: also this https://www.instagram.com/p/Baf51xdhlF5/?taken-by=tokyo.keyboard
Makami
4237
Feb 16, 2018
VigrithTy buddy, as always a pleasure to talk to you!
Would you mind to share your thoughts on this one: https://en.zfrontier.com/products/ganss-alt71?variant=3960238735371 the full package.
Vigrith
4081
Feb 16, 2018
MakamiThat's a really cool concept - I think the price for the 75% + F row is a little steep since you're basically paying 50 bucks for F keys (and that cool logo I suppose too) but for F row + numpad it's actually pretty good since numpads of that quality are usually in the $75-100+ range. The caps look pretty cool too, not over the top or anything, plus cherry switches.
Overall I think the price is not bad, you're paying for the technology, R&D, etc for such a concept - other modular keyboards have been tried but this one seems to make a lot more sense from an engineering point of view. If it's something that interests you then I think it's a solid buy!
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