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Title: [SOLD] 2014 Unicomp Ultra Classic (Pearl), $42 shipped
Post by: ander on Thu, 15 March 2018, 18:28:07
Unicomp Model M Wired USB Keyboard nice shape white clicky (https://www.ebay.com/itm/Unicomp-Model-M-Wired-USB-Keyboard-nice-shape-white-clicky/112871286757?hash=item1a47a727e5:g:vBEAAOSwoYdaqtEX)


(https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/vBEAAOSwoYdaqtEX/s-l1600.jpg)


BIN $30.00 + $12 U.S. shipping

Description: "[one or two] keys might stick a tiny bit, but works fine... f11 and f12 keycaps are missing... May have to be cleaned."

The last bit comes as no surprise, and you guys know how to fix the other stuff.
Title: Re: 2014 Unicomp Ultra Classic (Pearl), $42 shipped
Post by: SamirD on Wed, 28 March 2018, 08:08:52
I actually love the feel of these.  They have a completely different sounds to the normal IBM M, but still that same wonderful buckling spring feel.  I have a dark one that I put large print keycaps for my dad as his daily driver.  :thumb:
Title: Re: 2014 Unicomp Ultra Classic (Pearl), $42 shipped
Post by: Giorgio on Fri, 30 March 2018, 19:07:52
SOLD
Title: Re: [SOLD] 2014 Unicomp Ultra Classic (Pearl), $42 shipped
Post by: ander on Sun, 01 April 2018, 03:18:40
I actually love the feel of these.  They have a completely different sounds to the normal IBM M, but still that same wonderful buckling spring feel...

Absolutely right. Some people complain that they don't have the same build quality as IBM- or Lexmark-made M's, and I suppose they're right. But their lighter build also gives them a different—and equally fun, IMHO too—feel and sound.

True KB collectors strive to have at least one of everything. This is an excellent example of why.