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IDOBAO ID80 75% Hot-Swappable Mechanical Keyboard Kit
jalfonso
110
May 31, 2020
I am reading about quality issues with the board - i certainly do not wish to soder after buying hot swap option.
Ryden
203
May 31, 2020
jalfonsoIt happened to a couple people. Just check the PCB when you get it. I think the ship the PCB inside the case. Seems like a dumb thing.
jalfonso
110
Jun 1, 2020
Rydennot sure what you mean by a dumb thing? for the PCB to be inside the case? i am worried about quality issues because i buy hotswap kbds as i do not want to soder anything - nor fix anything that breaks. plus not sure when i will get the keyboard.
Ryden
203
Jun 1, 2020
jalfonsoI said it's dumb they ship the PCB inside the case. That's prob where these issues with people's orders happen. Yeah I understand,not everyone wants to solder.
Mehoron
63
Jun 5, 2020
jalfonsoA quick "solder" (not soder) job on a couple hot swap sockets isn't going to kill anyone. If you get one and really can't heat up a 20 dollar soldering iron for a couple minutes (I get it I understand, not what one signed up for), just send it back for another.
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Ryden
203
Jun 5, 2020
MehoronWho you talking about 😂.
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