Posted: 26 Jun 2012, 20:43
HiI was hoping you guys could give me your opinion on how much my Model M is worth. Works fine. Keycaps on some of the keys are missing, see pictures:










mechanical keyboard authority
https://ns1.deskthority.net/
I guess they hated Mondays as well back thenripster wrote:Hm....bad day at the Label Factory.
on ebay.de they release ~50€ working, non cracked. However I understand where you're coming from.tinlong117 wrote:Overpriced?
http://deskthority.net/marketplace-f11/ ... t2980.html
I wouldn't pay that much for it. To get keycaps it will cost you quite a bit. You can get a 'M in very good condition for around 50.Icarium wrote:I'd say in that condition maybe 25-30.
Awesome. In that case anyone want to trade for a measly HHKB?didja wrote:That Ortek is worth at least Five Grand.
Is it the same as yours?didja wrote:That Ortek is worth at least Five Grand.
how much is 5 grand?didja wrote:That Ortek is worth at least Five Grand.
that cant be right lolfossala wrote:5,000 I presume he is working in USD $.
It is ripster being ripster.maxrunner wrote:that cant be right lolfossala wrote:5,000 I presume he is working in USD $.
I am not Didja.fossala wrote:It is ripster being ripster.maxrunner wrote:that cant be right lolfossala wrote:5,000 I presume he is working in USD $.
I can confirm that,ripster wrote:I am not Didja.
I picked up a set (without an Esc key) for about $40 a couple of months ago.raptorized wrote:How much do the RGBY modifier keys cost? the doubleshot ones by hash
didja's, Is there a version that has the window keys like yours and oyecomova, but with ISO key in it? I've only seen pics of the ISO version with no window keys...didja wrote:The Ortek MCK-84's I sold a year or two ago went for between $90 and $225. Some buyers bought multiple and the price was adjusted accordingly. They were a mix of ISO and some like yours above that were ANSI w/vertical enter key, an uncommon combo that I enjoyed using. If it were quieter I'd use it a lot more.
Mine were used by NBC during the Olympics, I believe at ticketing kiosks or entry points, hence the port on the back for connecting a barcode scanner to scan tickets or security badges.
Thanks, Didja!didja wrote:The Ortek MCK-84's I sold a year or two ago went for between $90 and $225. Some buyers bought multiple and the price was adjusted accordingly. They were a mix of ISO and some like yours above that were ANSI w/vertical enter key, an uncommon combo that I enjoyed using. If it were quieter I'd use it a lot more.
Mine were used by NBC during the Olympics, I believe at ticketing kiosks or entry points, hence the port on the back for connecting a barcode scanner to scan tickets or security badges.
Nonono... far simpler... it's for a numpad!didja wrote:... the port on the back for connecting a barcode scanner to scan tickets or security badges.