What keyboard d'you use?

danza said:
~£30 (hopefully, see below).



I bought mine from eBay from a US seller. ~£10 for the keyboard (new), plus about £20 postage. I'm hoping it won't attract customs though. :/ Kind of a late night, slightly beered-up last minute purchase. I realised it might not be the most sensible purchase come the morning when it dawned on me that it'd be US layout (not a real problem), and I'll end up paying about full UK retail if customs do have a peek inside (IIRC even though the item was below the minimum, P&P is taken into account so it'll be over).

But still, nice keyboard (hopefully!).
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Thanks :) Hope you're lucky with the customs charges!!
 
Already mentioned it earlier :p

But you simply register your interest here: http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/349/7016?WT.ac=ps|7041

Then you await an email confirmation, you don't need to give them any serial number or anything more than what it is and the description of it.

You get an email with your voucher code for 20% discount and you can then apply that to any order over £49 on their website.

You'll get a 2nd email giving a link to a printable label to stick on the packing of the old product you're sending back to them and you simply send that via the post office once the new product arrives.

Seems like a good business model to me!
 
Khaaan! said:
Already mentioned it earlier :p

But you simply register your interest here: http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/349/7016?WT.ac=ps|7041

Then you await an email confirmation, you don't need to give them any serial number or anything more than what it is and the description of it.

You get an email with your voucher code for 20% discount and you can then apply that to any order over £49 on their website.

You'll get a 2nd email giving a link to a printable label to stick on the packing of the old product you're sending back to them and you simply send that via the post office once the new product arrives.

Seems like a good business model to me!
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I didn't see it before....

Yeah that sounds nice and easy. I got loads of logitech kit that I could get rid of. I need a new harmony soon to replace my 885 (the charger is getting useless) so 20% off will come in handy.:)
 
Filco majestouch with cherry browns, no backlit keys and not particularly quiet if you bottom the keys out like I often do, but couldn't recommend it enough.
 
Just thought I'd post this up for anyone interested in the HP Elite keyboard posted earlier.

Use the code :HPQUIDCO to get 5% off and free delivery on the HP site. Also I think you can still get quidco cashback with it, which means another 8% off, so around £35 all in :).
 
Mark A said:
Just thought I'd post this up for anyone interested in the HP Elite keyboard posted earlier.

Use the code :HPQUIDCO to get 5% off and free delivery on the HP site. Also I think you can still get quidco cashback with it, which means another 8% off, so around £35 all in :).
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Sod's law says I am so going to be shafted by customs now you've found this. :(
 
I too noticed the 20% discount offer but I didnt think it was worth it for the Edge, I reckon I will keep the edge for now just in case I am not comfortable with the Solar one, if I am I could probably get most of what i payed for the new keyboard by selling it at an auction site :)
 
Forde said:
No wonder they're depressed!
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Tiddy-boom! :D

I can't clean it though, I've tried compressed air, an air-mattress pump, a brush, nothing works. There's just too much stuff stuck underneath the keys, and unlike the older, cheaper keyboards I've had, the keys don't seem to be easily removable so I can clean under them.
 
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