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Sirius Uni660 (split wireless) keyboard, Rotund (Alice) keyboard, Mill-max 0305 sockets, CannonKey Lilac Tactile (65g) Switches
Updated! This listing was edited at: 2023-02-24 23:07:11 (UTC)
User: abc293sucks
Confirmed trades: 116
Posted: 2023-02-24 21:49:30 (UTC)
Listing Type: Selling
Region: US
Subregion: CA
Description
https://imgur.com/a/P7a246B
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Paypal only.
I ship to CONUSA only.
I'm in San Jose, CA. In case you are local and want to meet up.
Shipping is included in listed price, but only to the lower 48 states. Remaining states will require additional shipping cost from buyer.
Scroll below for more info about each of these items
| Item | Availability | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sirius Uni660 (split wireless) keyboard | Yes | $300 shipped | |
Sirius Uni660 (split wireless) keyboard
https://imgur.com/a/nxLOoXa
Purchased from original GB
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=98905.0
Case: Frosted polycarbonate (PC).
Each half has a PVD brass weight
Stabilizers: GMK stabs (lubed)
Switches: NK Cream Linear (lubed and filmed)
Switches are lubed and filmed
The switches are soldered onto the pcb.
Plate: FR4 plate. People says this plate works better than the brass plate for less signal interference between the keyboard and dongle.
I installed a hand-cut EVA plate foam
I installed a couple of square bumps underneath to add some tent angle to the keyboard. They can be removed.
Condition:
The PC case looks great. No visible scratches, dents, or defects.
PVD weight has no scratches. The PVD job was not perfect and has a few specks on the PVD coating
Keycaps are \NOT\ included.
Layout:
Split backspace
Bottom row: 1.5u, 1.5u, 1.5u, 2.75u 2.25u, 1.5u, 1.5u, 1.5u, 1u, 1u, 1u
Extras:
Carrying case
Brass plates.
Supports VIA and QMK
I only used VIA which works well. If you want to use QMK, you can flash the dongle with new firmware.
This is shipped with the original box
\\\NOTES\\\:
This keyboard is only wireless (with the provided dongle). There is no port for a wired connection.
It is best to keep the dongle close to the keyboard as possible to avoid signal inference with the dongle. The interference can cause latency (you press a key and it takes a split second before your computer recognizes it).
Many people use a USB extension to mount their dongle under their desk near the keyboard.
The keyboard is powered by 2 AAA battery inside each half.
The holes for the screws (to assemble the top and bottom halves) are drilled directly in the PC; there are no metal inserts. Take care to not over tighten and accidently strip the threads.
The threads are currently OK since I only screw until I feel resistance. That is sufficient for assembly and I don't feel there are any wiggle between the 2 halves.
The on/off switches are under the number keycaps (see photos). You will need a tweezer/paper clip to reach and toggle it.
Keycaps are \NOT\ included.