UHK 60 v2 w/multiple accessories

Description

Timestamp and photo album: https://imgur.com/a/CHXKflt

I love almost everything this keyboard, but after trying to use it for about 6 months, I couldn't rewire my brain to stop wanting the standard arrow key and page navigation blocks. I switched back to my little GMMK TKL and now I just deal with the lack of split-ness.

Originally purchased in early 2023 with the following configuration:

UHK 60 v2 (black, US layout, Box Brown switches) - $320
UHK 60 v2 Palm Rest - $75
Key Cluster Module (Box Brown switches) - $65
Trackball Module - $65
Trackpoint Module - $65
3x Trackball Ball Set - $5
Spare Trackpoint Cap - $5
Spare Trackball Ring - $3
* Spare UHK 60 v2 Feet - $10

Total original cost is $613, plus that extra fun DHL shipping from Hungary to the US.

Today (2025-09-16), I factory reset everything and updated both halves and all modules (key cluster, Trackpoint, trackball) to the latest available firmware version 15.0.1. Everything is ready to go.

Selling the complete set for $450, including shipping (UPS/FedEx Ground or equivalent) to the continental US.

For payment, PayPal Goods & Services only.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER FOR TRANSPARENCY:

The palm rests have been stripped, sanded, and re-varnished. They are the original wood and original shape, but not exactly the original color anymore.

I work with electronics on half of my desk, including using liquid flux and cleaning it with isopropyl alcohol. At one point, I managed to get some flux on the palm rest, and cleaning it off with IPA (apparently a big no-no according to UHK guys, for good reason) resulted in a dull and sticky area on the wood. ARGH. I'm not a woodworker, but I did my best, and they feel perfectly even and smooth and shiny again. But they don't look quite like they used to.

Also, as a result of this process, one of the small black screws holding the metal frame on one of the palm rest pieces is missing. No idea how. The other 3 hold it tightly, and there's no mechanical issue--no rattling, no shaking, no skewed angles, no weak support--due to how the parts fit together and what this screw would be doing if it were still present. (Missing black screw is obvious in one of the photos of the bottom of the palm rests.)