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Cary Works Viewedge Display and C11 Macropad
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Cary Works Viewedge Display and C11 Macropad
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Combining fun and functionality, the Cary Works Viewedge Display is the ultra-small screen you didn’t know you wanted. Built to look like a tiny version of the original ‘80s Macintosh, the Viewedge measures just 9-by-10-centimeters Read More
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Beisenherg
60
Nov 12, 2021
What a strange product. I understand the price because of the materials and oled screen but its just so impractical. Cant think of projecting anything other than your PC's thermal stats, time, weather or some gif but at $285? So odd but I guess people with money will buy anything.
SpencerL
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keeb weeb
Nov 12, 2021
BeisenhergSimilar thoughts about Nanoleaves, Apple iMac stand/wheels, limited exclusive/raffled artisan keycaps. Do they make your setup any better than cheaper alternative or options? Probably not.
We (vendor and I) didn't plan and launch this product with the mindset of selling well - in fact we anticipated discussion about it being overpriced, but there are still people out there who are curious and have the wallet to afford something quirky like this.
Beisenherg
60
Nov 13, 2021
SpencerLProps to you for making something like this because like you said you dont anticipate to sell many. People who want and can afford it will buy it.
TheWolf
199
Nov 11, 2021
Seems niche, like something you [I] would regret buying a year later. At this price point it costs about half of a top of the line 1080p monitor, or even some good high refresh rate 2k monitors. When I look at this, the neatness factor doesn't come close to half the practical value you get out of a full size monitor
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TheWolf
199
Nov 12, 2021
TheWolfI'm not going to talk badly about people who buy this product, because to different people money may be more or less of an obstacle, just like 'neatness' or 'niche-ness' is also very subjective. I praise the diversity of design and do think it is a cool product. I simply look back on myself when entering the keyboard hobby and know how many times I saw products that seemed amazing at the time, which I now regret spending so much money on.
Bengalkitty
29
Nov 13, 2021
Honestly, it's GLORIOUS. Just because it might be tough to afford (or justify affording) doesn't mean it's overpriced or without value.
Yaar1345
51
Nov 11, 2021
Awesome idea but crazy expensive? Makes me want to buy a little 2 inch lcd and make my own
erizuna
4
Nov 12, 2021
so if I bought ViewEdge (the monitor) only, and I still have to pay import fee later on. Meaning that I need to pay double import taxes. XD
Pilaf
7
May 15, 2022
How do I reconfigure this? VIA does nothing. It is stuck at F1-F11 as the hotkeys.
There were 0 instructions inside of the box. And there is 0 documentation anywhere.
Guzmanm
5
Jun 1, 2022
I think my only other question is has anyone gotten bluetooth pairing to work? Neither my Windows Desktop or Macbook detect the macropad
Vrock
9
Nov 13, 2021
This costs more than my full size monitor with 1440p,170hz,HDR,27”, and it’s literally just a knick knack
CoreParadox
12
Keyboard Club Member
Nov 13, 2021
Do you think the screen will have burn in if used to display some static images or layouts for a while?
CoreParadox
12
Keyboard Club Member
Nov 13, 2021
I was mostly thinking if you display like a pc diagnostic readout, some static parts of the layout could burn in after a while.
Phlooke
198
Nov 19, 2021
CoreParadoxThere are programs and settings you can use to combat this, for example if you wanted to use the screen for retro gaming but then have it just show the time in a static position in the middle of the screen their are programs that swap out the pixels up, down, left, right....but it's damn near invisible to the human eye so it doesn't look like it's having a seizure on screen but it basically changes out what pixels on an OLED screen that are being used so you're less likely to have a burn in image of a digital clock as it alternates the pixels being used in all 4 directions. (Also i have no idea if this display would have anything like a built in OSD menu (similar to what like a nice LG OLED TV would have) where you can reset your OLED to factory settings or if you can manually do that same feature with a PC program.
You might be able to find more information on this at KBDFANS or kono.com as it was on a group buy from both of those sites originally 2 weeks ago. (KBDFANS being the main one, but kono website had more pictures and info provided from the manufacturer of these.
(The group buys are finished on both of those sites I mentioned above, but they still have the information and pics/videos from the manufacturer that should be helpful)
Cwrm
23
Nov 11, 2021
This is ridiculously neat. Hope it does another round some day, cause there’s no way I could justify buying this now lol.
nugfever
2
Nov 12, 2021
Are there other products that compare to this? I see a lot of people complaining about price, how niche it is, etc. but how about another product that feels, looks and fits a desk space like the one above? Maybe I haven't delved deep enough, but to me, this type of art-meets-minimal-function is worth it... UNLESS something else rivals it without the leg work. JMHO
rsheldiii12
57
Nov 18, 2021
nugfeverNothing like this exists, at least not exactly. There are other macro pads and someone has already linked the same mini-monitor with a plastic housing for less, but imo the value-add for this product is the design aesthetic and cohesiveness. Hook it all up to a pi zero w and run Doom on it and blow people's minds.
That said, people are reacting because of the price. for $460 you could get a very respectable monitor _and_ a full-sized mechanical keyboard. I'm a bit tired of people using machined aluminum housings as an easy way to add margin, especially because it blows things out of my price range. Judging by the mechanical keyboard landscape though, I'm in the minority on that.
rbarr1
1
Nov 12, 2021
It looks like this is available (w/o macro pad) for like $80 elsewhere—am I missing something??
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