EPTSamsung DT35 Keyboard for 30$, Would you buy it? - Page 6
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Scaramanga
Australia8092 Posts
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DealPerfect.com
China7 Posts
further more,I am also a StarCraft fans in China,I am a Protoss player.My ICCUP Lv is C or C +. As my major is International Trade in my college life,and I have one year experience working in a big international trade company,now I started my own business to construct a website to do B2C online selling,another way of international trade. During my college life,I have spend a lot of time playing StarCraft,and I am very familiar with E-sports equipment,so I thought that most of StarCraft fans will like the real Dt-35,and I suppose it will be sold very well.Fllowed are the links of DT35 in our website,and you can see the detail information in our website. http://www.dealperfect.com/detail.aspx?sku=21043 (DT-35 in Black color) http://www.dealperfect.com/detail.aspx?sku=21044 (DT-35 in White color) The White and Black Dt35 Keyboard are at the same price,each of them sales $22.13,and the shipping fee is $20.34 (because its weight 1.05 KG,so the shipping fee is not cheap),so you have to spend $42.47 to get one in total. If you purchase 2 of them at one time ,you can get a discount,just need to pay a total cost: $81.73 1.Shipment. Usually,we will shipped it to you via Registered Airmail as the shipping methods,and you will get a tracking number to track it,and the shipping time will around 7-14days. Or you can choose the shipping method as EMS DHL in our website,but the shipping fee is far more expensive. 2.Payment Currently,our website just receive PayPal as the only way to accept payment.If you want to buy items from our website,you will need to have a paypal account at first. 3.Special gift for TL Customer only After you have opened an order in our website ,you can send an Email to Dealperfectcs@gmail.com to let us know ,tell me your order number and your TL name ,and we will send a free gift to you. Followed are the pictures: ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21043_1.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21043_2.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21043_3.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21043_4.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21043_5.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21043_6.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21043_7.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21043_8.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21043_9.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21044_1.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21044_2.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21044_3.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21044_4.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21044_5.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21044_6.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21044_7.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.dealperfect.com/productpics/sku_21044_8.jpg) | ||
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YuMMie
Sweden46 Posts
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Kentor
United States5784 Posts
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stack
Canada348 Posts
Though I guess you'll get some kids with disposable income to buy it so good luck. | ||
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
On February 11 2009 17:47 stack wrote: hmm discussion went from 5$ cheap pro keyboards to 40$ cheap pro keyboards. Think I got lost somewhere. Though I guess you'll get some kids with disposable income to buy it so good luck. I like to buy 100 DT35 keyboards for 5 bucks... | ||
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PobTheCad
Australia893 Posts
just putting this out there for anyone who might want to buy one is it possible to ship via sea , i assume this would be cheaper than air? | ||
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MuR)Ernu
Finland768 Posts
But i dont know how many would buy that. | ||
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DealPerfect.com
China7 Posts
On February 11 2009 20:04 MuR)Ernu wrote: I will probably buy one soonish. But if you want to sell equipment like this, you might want to sell some cool mousepads too and maybe logitech G1 or logitech minioptical mice. Maybe you could even make a "bundle" with a mouse and a keyboard and maybe a pad. But i dont know how many would buy that. Thank you for your kindly suggestion! I will take your suggestion into consideration and will add logitech G1 or logitech minioptical mice in my website very soon! Please keep attention to me..Thank you ~~ | ||
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DealPerfect.com
China7 Posts
On February 11 2009 19:18 PobTheCad wrote: thanks dealperfect.com just putting this out there for anyone who might want to buy one is it possible to ship via sea , i assume this would be cheaper than air? For my experience,many Big B2C website do not ship their items via sea... Like my former company DX,all the items are shipped via airmail,and airmail is very cheap.. Because this keyboard weight 1050 g,so the shipping fee is very expensive. But it is still cheaper than EMS,DHL,TNT ..... : ) Hope your understand | ||
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omninmo
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I only bought them because I collect keyboards. I got both the black and the white. The dt-35 is garbage and is only popular because before the progamers were famous and rich they all used this janky, standard keyboard cuz its the cheapest one..since they grew up on it they still use it.. make no mistake though. it is not any better than the basic microsoft keyboard. The DT-35 keyboard features a silent, non-responsive style that most Americans are used to. Before coming to Asia I also used these cheap keyboards like logitech "gamer" keyboards. They are garbage with neat packaging, lights, and extra keys. The quality keyboards depends not on how many keys they have but on the joint system they use to connect the keys to the input board. The mechanical, old school, keyboards do not ever jam...ever. Brands such as Cherry, Steelseries or the Taiwanese Jaki all feature joints that actually use older, more expensive technology. The newer silent style is cheaper to produce but much shittier quality and jams frequently. Check out the comparison below New School Shit + Show Spoiler + Samsung DT-35, Logitech, Razer ![[image loading]](http://www.8080.net/pics/20083/3415180120.jpg) notice that there is no buffer between the key and the board itself. When you press a key it mashes on top of thin plastic membrane and you get a stroke. After a few months jamming happens if the membrane gets stuck. Old School Mechanical + Show Spoiler + This shot comes from my Jaki. Its the same system used by steelseries, cherry, etc ![[image loading]](http://file.sgamer.com/Albums/0/226/BAA9B.jpg) here we see a buffer between the key and the input board. one only has to mash the key half way to register a stroke. these keyboards feel so amazing when playing/typing. not only are they faster (since they requires less pressure) but they feel better and sound amazing with the clackity clack ftw In conclusion, the samsung dt-35 is nice because its cheap, has fanboy appeal, and utilizes USB. The USB thing is kinda irrelevant though since all modern keyboards feature this. Keyboards which use the 3 part joint are more expensive but worth it to connoisseurs. | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
On February 12 2009 11:06 Kunty wrote: I bought a dt-35 today for ￥100 (~$15). I only bought it because I collect keyboards. The dt-35 is garbage and is only popular because before the progamers were famous and rich they all used this janky, standard keyboard cuz its the cheapest one..since they grew up on it they still use it.. make no mistake though. it is not any better than the basic microsoft keyboard. The DT-35 keyboard features a silent, non-responsive style that most Americans are used to. Before coming to Asia I also used these cheap keyboards like logitech "gamer" keyboards. They are garbage with neat packaging, lights, and extra keys. The quality keyboards depends not on how many keys they have but on the joint system they use to connect the keys to the input board. Brands such as Cherry, Steelseries or the Taiwanese Jaki all feature joints that actually use older, more expensive technology. The newer silent style is cheaper to produce but much shittier quality. Check out the comparison below New School Shit + Show Spoiler + Samsung DT-35, Logitech, Razer notice that there is no buffer between the key and the board itself. When you press a key it mashes on top of thin plastic membrane and you get a stroke. Old School Mechanical + Show Spoiler + This shot comes from my Jaki. Its the same system used by steelseries, cherry, etc here we see a buffer between the key and the input board. one only has to mash the key half way to register a stroke. these keyboards feel so amazing when playing/typing. not only are they faster (since they requires less pressure) but they feel better and sound amazing with the clackity clack ftw In conclusion, the samsung dt-35 is nice because its cheap, has fanboy appeal, and utilizes USB. The USB thing is kinda irrelevant though since all modern keyboards feature this. Keyboards which use the 3 part joint are more expensive but worth it to connoisseurs. uh oh off topic but what would be the shipping cost from this site http://www.lightinthebox.com/Samsung-Authenic-Keyboard-QSENN-DT-35-Black-White_p42519.html#show | ||
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Realpenguin
8253 Posts
On February 12 2009 11:18 CharlieMurphy wrote: uh oh off topic but what would be the shipping cost from this site http://www.lightinthebox.com/Samsung-Authenic-Keyboard-QSENN-DT-35-Black-White_p42519.html#show To the United States: Available Shipping Methods Shipping Cost Total Cost Expedited save 36% US$ 37.18 US$ 60.34 Standard save 26% US$ 35.99 US$ 59.15 Just added to cart and there was a "estimate shipping costs" thing at the bottom | ||
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st3f
Canada168 Posts
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[X]Ken_D
United States4650 Posts
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hazz
United Kingdom570 Posts
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omninmo
2349 Posts
On January 27 2009 06:32 Archaic wrote: Buy two, and switch the keys of hotkeys. You got two balling keyboards =). Thats what I did ![[image loading]](http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/6848/keysih8.th.jpg) come to china.. cheap parts | ||
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Kentor
United States5784 Posts
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Shad0w59
United Kingdom43 Posts
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rwong48
United States105 Posts
On February 12 2009 17:14 Kentor wrote: i want a mechanical keyboard, but my roommates will throw shit at me if they're sleeping i refrain from playing at all if they're sleeping. =P this is pretty expensive. the keyboard is nothing special, just common. i wanted a bunch of these but at a cheap price, so i definitely won't be getting these. i just wanted a bunch of the same cheap keyboard with the korean layout that i could use for everything. i'm actually going to korea next fall and i plan to pick up several of them when i find them for cheap (<=$10 each.) | ||
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