Quantity seems to matter a lot in terms of pricing, too. MTNU Susu's numpadless base sold for $125. Dolch is going for $135 for a much larger set, while the "limited stock" R&D '73 is a whopping $180-189 depending on whether you go through Novelkeys or Norbauer. I don't know if Dolch is using stock colors (I don't think Susu or R&D do), but I imagine they made a lot more Dolch than they did the other sets.

some context on these sets:
- Susu uses custom colours, but is part of the '1st runs trio' so it got discounted, i.e. it should have been more than 125usd despite being smaller kitting
- Dolch is definitely stock colour, and not part of the initial run discount so you should consider its pricing 135usd as the baseline
- R&D is, yes, limited in a sense and it's definitely uses custom colours thus the higher pricing. but the bigger contributor of that high price is what the Topre-community calls Norbauer-tax, wherein the designer, Norbauer focuses on expensive / premium offerings. So you should factor that in as well

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My workhorse almost every day since 2011 Dirty as heck but almost as smooth as the day it was new!

+ My new couch keyboard: Varmilo VA69. Switches unknown as of yet. It replaces a Logitech G Pro.

its not gray, beige, black or brown? 

Unclear if Big MTNU will allow this

i found a used varmilo (i think its a va69) on a swedish fleamarket today, but i cant seem to figure out what switches it has. its linear with no tactile feeling and its medium silent id say. its light blue'ish/teal in color, and they do look like Outemu switches. but then it would have to be the silent green switches and they seem super rare (almost no info anywhere except one site) and they never came with this model varmilo. any thoughts?

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