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Product Description
The WASD V2 Barebones is a discreet no-frills keyboard. This version comes in a tenkeyless layout with your choice of MOD switches, allowing you to fine-tune it however you like Read More
Can anyone explain which part of this keyboard makes it so expensive? Plastic case with no lighting and no keycaps, right? Why does it cost 2x more than CM tkl with Cherry MX switches? Is it the customizability aspect if it?
ChiLongQuaThere are actually linear and tactile variations of the MOD switches.
This whole description is so full of inconsistencies though it's hard to tell exactly what you're getting here, why anyone has joined this drop, especially at that price, is beyond me.
The screenshots show an ISO layout while the description says ANSI. When will we be able to choose which layout we want? I live in the US and I prefer ISO, yet its impossible to find them here. And then MD throws salt on my wounds by showing off an ISO keyboard. What gives?
Long reply warning, but two reasons I guess. The first one being that the keyboard I use the most, an IBM Model F XT happens to use the ISO layout, and I've found that switching between my other ANSI keyboards can be a pain. So I'd prefer to just stick with one layout for simplicities sake.
But also, I've found that the shift and enter key just feels much more natural to me. The enter key is very easy for me to find with my pinky, and the same goes for the shift key. I also prefer to swap the CTRL and Caps Lock keys whenever possible.