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You’d be hard pressed to find a more fun way to test switches than with CLICKEYbits—and this DIY version allows you to put it together yourself, and to add your own switches if you like. Though CLICKEYbits were originally developed as switch testers, people loved them so much that they started buying them as fidget toys Read More
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Supposed to ship today, got an email from Drop about this.
Turns out it was for the version that's currently being sold. Not the one that, you know, I ordered and kind of expected an update on today.
Really need an update to work better for what the are advertised for. The center piece needs to be designed to properly allow multiple insertion and removal without breaking, and the tolerances on the outer shell need to be widened so keycap and switch pullers can fit.
If you can't use it as a proper tester, then advertise as a fidget toy. If you want it to be both, make one that will work as both. A device that can only run numbers is a calculator, not a computer; you only get to call it a computer when it can do more things.
Congrats on the new product! It is epically sh!tty you release this new drop with all this customization for less than your original product from less than a month ago! Would have loved this better, but on principal WILL NOT buy thanks to your marketing tactics :)
Antihero703The same models have been around for a long time.
Normally the Classic is the same price as the DIY model, but apparently they were able to get a better deal this time around. I don't know what it was previously. But it happens. Maybe the manufacturer dropped their price.
It always sucks when you find a better deal later, but that's life. Though it sounds like you're rather bitter about this. You're not going to get the very best all the time. There's been 6 different versions of this drop, I don't know how many iterations of each, and things/situations change over time. So ...
If I had to do it over again, I'd probably just buy the Just a Shells and source my own switches and caps, but ... ehh ... what cha gonna do?