Given the size of the bezels on the AEK (and Model M), thatâs a proportionate distance for a gap. It might look odd if it were closer? Functionally though I get why it would mess you up. I didnât think having a 1.5u backspace where the pipe normally goes would mess me up, but it REALLY did.
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https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/solid-wood-keyboard-vintage-oberhofer-1854470225
Went looking for these thanks to a recent LGR video. Neat.
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White Alps BAE board in a solid wood case. Looks like I âaccidentally a Luxury!â Mine even has 6kro!
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Perhaps you could send an email to the customer service for assistance.
The glitter65 HE I bought was confirmed by the customer service that there would be no customs duties. Moreover, they kindly gave me an extra set of keycaps as a gift.
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The Neo80 and Evo80 I ordered from them arrived sans any tariffs/duties, that I had to pay anyway.
If youâre concerned, Divinikey looks to be selling the Neo80 Cu starting in a few days.
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As someone with a Neo80, that seems like a very interesting board.
The videos posted with MX Browns and similar switches imply a crisp, but somewhat flexy experience [if using flex-cut alum. plate or PP.]
The original Neo80 has a somewhat stiff typing experience - 1.6mm non-flex-cut PCB, perhaps adding a positioning film.
I wonder if the Neo80 cu would be better in that regard for tactiles. It has top-mount option, which is better, although the gasket mounting will give better sound. Neo80 cu is giving a lot for what it is, and I like the typing angle.
But itâs not an impulse purchase for most people.
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