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Or rather: we’ve struck garnet, again. After the success of our deep-red DCX Garnet Keycap Set, we’ve decided to take the colorway to our first, and only other exclusive profile Read More
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I just had my order canceled because they didn't meat the minimum order quantity. So I guess don't bother to request it. :shrug:
Now I need to find another all red set.
Just ordered the garnet set. A mustard yellow set, with cream legends (white is ok too) would be AWESOME for dark blue, red, green, brown keyboards! Basically all earth tones. Take my money now!
Not having an Intl. kit in these doubleshot ABS sets in this day and age is off-putting. I love the MT3 profile, but the incentive to pick any of these kits up at full price (or even at pre-order prices) knowing that I'll never be able to fully utilize it without the Intl. kit is gone entirely.
But if you look at many sets where there are international add-ons, they sell out before anything else. SA Laser and Carbon's UK sets sold out ages ago, and since no more have been produced, of course the sales are low - you can't buy what's not in stock.
MT3 /dev/tty's international kit was among the first to disappear in the previous round. It was almost four years before a new round brought it back! In the interim, people who needed those keys just bought something else.
There's also the closure of Drop's EU warehouse, and the lack of international proxies that makes international users feel like second class citizens here. Hefty customs and shipping fees on top of often sold-out or unavailable international kits makes it less likely people overseas will even look here.
One more thing - all of Drop's branded boards are ANSI only, even if they could have been designed with dual layout support. Not being able to put international caps on boards bought here surely dampens sales of those kits.