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EnjoyPBT Hiragana PBT Dye-Subbed 117-Keycap Set

EnjoyPBT Hiragana PBT Dye-Subbed 117-Keycap Set

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A great way to learn the Japanese Alphabet, and a great way to add some character—literally—to your favorite keyboard, this set takes its inspiration from the Hiragana. Featuring 117 PBT keys, each made through a dye-sublimation process, the set is durable, long-lasting, and resistant to the oils that build up over time from the skin Read More

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H2Whoah
768
May 9, 2018
If anyone wants to see an image of the entire set, you can see it here on the second image: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Enjoypbt-keyboard-mechanical-keyboard-keyboarded-hot-117-keycaps-Japanese-keycaps-Dye-Subbed-Keycap-Set/32777283992.html
Looks like the extra spacebars are 7U and 6U, for those interested.
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Minor rant, but literally every keycap drop has people asking about the size of certain keys included. To whoever it concerns at Massdrop, it would be enormously helpful to provide the keycap sizes, or include at least one photo with entire set so people can see the actual sizes. When people have to google the product to find other sites and listings to get those details, you aren't providing adequate information on these drops.
/rant off
Joe405
353
May 10, 2018
H2WhoahEveryone should take a closer look as there are some subtle but important differences. Sun kit has: 1) teal instead of magenta arrows for the tab, shift, backspace and enter mods; 2) 3 extra r1 1u keys; 3) 1 grey r4 1u key instead of a white numpad "00"; 4) LED indicator on the stepped caps lock key.
The sushi kit seems more common, but imo sun kit offers better compatibility.
Edit: not sure why isn't massdrop showing the entire kits in the first place. Is this drop different from the usual kits and the only extra keys are those shown in images 5 and 9? Those do make up exactly 117 keys..
H2Whoah
768
May 10, 2018
Joe405Small brain: give complete technical specs on the actual product Bigger brain: show a complete picture of the keycap sets Laser brain: let the comment section figure it out Galaxy brain: force your customers to cycle between images and individually count out 117 keycaps
TuxKey
456
Jun 21, 2017
why not buy it direct from KBDfans for $80 ?? i like you Massdrop but sum times you behave more like a store than a group buy site..
dawd
145
Jun 22, 2017
lol
ttaanngg
32
Jun 23, 2017
he's just pointing out that it's not the same thing as what is being sold here.
Massdrop's not a great value for this one by any means, but if you want this specific keyset, it's $99 on kbd. no need to get defensive
shinoty
28
Jun 20, 2017
Very good set, though you should save yourself the hassle and buy it off AliExpress.
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flowmotionsolo
17
Jun 24, 2017
shinotyWhat keyboard is that? I love that layout 😁
shinoty
28
Jun 26, 2017
flowmotionsoloPlum84
There's a 5.5u spacebar though so you're sort of stuck with it
doggu11
0
Jun 19, 2017
I dont see the japanese set anywhere on their website :,-(
TelFiRE
605
Jun 19, 2017
seidenfischIt's a group buy. The estimated ship date was never until June anyway, and things can go wrong in group buys. Your expectations are unrealistic and unwarranted.
ToastoSando
41
Jan 4, 2019
It is shameful to deceive your customers. It is live and available for 85$ on Amazon instead of the 140$ listed as the original price on this post. https://www.amazon.com/Enjoypbt-Japanese-Dye-Subbed-mechanical-keyboard/dp/B0794XQVGR?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B0794XQVGR
Thornkin
236
Jan 8, 2019
ToastoSandoThis is still $20 cheaper than Amazon though, right?
ToastoSando
41
Jan 8, 2019
ThornkinIt still says the original price is 140$ though, right? I never had a problem with the price listed, the problem is trying to deceive buyers into thinking the cost of the board is usually 140$, when it is available for <80$ and I tried to be very specific about that.
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Canpakes
11
Apr 12, 2019
Just a heads up, the set I ordered was shipped all the way from China in just a plastic bag with no box or anything sturdy to protect the keys. Sure enough when I recieved them one of the spacebars had been smashed into pieces and the shards of plastic ended up scratching a lot of the other keycaps.
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Canpakes
11
Apr 14, 2019
I tried reaching out to kbdfans but they weren't the suppliers for this drop. I guess I'll just have to settle for a refund after waiting these four months.
vinberdon
53
Apr 15, 2019
CanpakesHoly crap, this is enough for me to not buy it. Thanks for your sacrifice.
Cloaca
1906
Jun 24, 2017
I've never heard of a Japanese person using kana input. Japanese is input using roman letters and then converted to Japanese with the "henkan" key. Back in the day senior citizens who had never used a computer and couldn't touch type might have used these. My Happy Hacking keyboard Pro JP (for Japanese) doesn't have kana on the keycaps, although oddly Apple still includes kana, probably because the stuff is "designed in California."
Tennon
1
Aug 8, 2017
CloacaThat's very interesting. I'm learning Japanese and I think you just convinced me not to get this set. Another downer of this is is that it doesn't have a key (the keyboards that do have kana usually have an extra key next to right shift).
It does look really nice though...
Cloaca
1906
Aug 9, 2017
TennonOne clarification: although Japanese users of PC and Macintoshes 99 percent use romaji input (100 percent for anyone under 50 years old), for mobile phones and smartphones it's the oppoosite: almost everyone uses kana input.
Kana input on a phone is nice because you can use a 12-key (push-button telephone style) input pad, which gives you nice, big buttons to use. This gives you 10 keys (key images on the touch screen) for the rows of the kana syllabary (a, ka, sa, ta, etc.), and a couple of buttons for specialized stuff like dakuon and han-dakuon conversion.
Each key holds five possible characters, the character on the key, and four more in the four "flicking" directions, up, down, left, and right. So you either tap the key or flick starting from the key in one of the four directions. You get a whole kana row on one key, e.g., ka ki ku ke ko. The ka key produces a ka when tapped, and a ki when flicked left. A chi is the ta key flicked left. This is really fast, and can be done one handed while holding onto a subway strap with the other hand, which is how most urban Japanese spend a couple of hours of their lives every weekday.
CowboyChicken
12
Jun 19, 2017
I can just buy these cheaper and get it quicker from 1upkeyboards, originative, ali, or kbdfans. Let me know when there's a drop just for single sushi keycaps, though. I'd buy those.
Switchy
6
Jun 20, 2017
CowboyChickenUnless I'm missing it: Originative is Modern Beige, 1up only has Korean or English, and I think ali is $107+ (not positive; not a fan of that site). kbd is $99 shipped.
schoolbus
1292
Jun 20, 2017
SwitchyYeah, they used to be cheaper a month or two ago but the hype is real and they've raised the price universally.
n2minh
13
Jun 20, 2017
I don't know where you got that MSRP from, but that's definitely fake news.
Ritz_Cracker
13
Apr 9, 2018
Any update on when these will actually ship?
idk_hey
2
Apr 16, 2018
Ritz_Crackergot a non answer from support and then they closed the ticket instead of responding a second time :(
Ritz_Cracker
13
Apr 16, 2018
idk_heyMass drop support? is unlikely they will know whats going on since its a third party seller/shipper. That said on the date it was supposed to ship they gave me the option to request a refund but i'de rather have my product than do so!
Would of been better if they either explained that or acted on your behalf since they have a more direct line to these people.
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