That's unfortunate, it is a nice keeb

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clean

Oh, I see.. I don't have a XDA set to compare them to, also I never used neither before, anyway I like them but wouldn't like to confuse people by giving wrong infos

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Ofc, I also have 1 Model M and one Model F, both 122-keys and I like them both. The gang thing it's just a meme, like the copy pasta I was answering to

It’s not obvious from the picture that OP shared, but the rotary dial also has the symbols of each number key. I’m curious if they actually work. (How they would work is probably just by pressing shift like normal.)

I can’t imagine they don’t work, especially since OP both replaced normal functionality of the number key row:

> Yes, it does in fact type out the rotary dial is mightier than the number keys when pressed;

and added the symbols to the 3D printed shroud that hides the internals.

you r key looks jank. needs to be pushed down more

Unfortunately I am not allowed to take anything with me from the site (but I would have if they didn’t have cameras everywhere 🤫)

There were 90s computers and floppy discs laying around everywhere

Classic feminine thinking, assuming you know better than professional keyboard makers

Nah

Thanks for the clarification. These switches are a complete assortment of switches, no duplicates. Once I find the ones I want, I'll buy a fresh batch and these will stay as testers/fidget gadget.

Yup, got it. Just the 2 little plastic ones next to the center post. Thanks!

ICYMI

Okie dokie, thanks!

Poor baby... the signs of neglect and pain are clearly visible in those two missing keycaps. Take care of that clacky champ...

I know they are sold as MA, but I think they are actually XDA. I have the same caps and they are way shorter than my other MA caps.

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Each box seems to come with 2 keycap sets one DCX/GMK/MT3 and one Skylight set, then one desk mat and a set of switches (min of 70 max of 110). Overall if you set your expectations low and happen to like most of the higher-priced keycap sets Drop has then seems like a good value.

It's ok to remove extra 2 pins if your PCB doesn't support that

It depends on what you do with the switches, after clipping them.

Clipping 5-pin switches down to 3-pin doesn't create any problems, unless you want to later use those switches in a plateless build.
If you're doing a plateless build, the extra two pins will help keep the switches aligned properly, which is normally handled by the plate, when using 3-pin switches.
I've seen some really horrible looking plateless builds, where the keys are all just aligned haphazardly to each other.

Am I crazy or does the S look upside down even though it’s not?

So what if I need to do CTRL+A? Lol

nipping the 2 pins is fine, just be sure you aren't damaging the actual connecting metal pins, only the plastic bits

how are the caps?