Be Right Back, Uninstalling

It's used, but in pretty great condition. All keys work just like new, the lcd and backlight are all good.

Only two downsides:

1. Dusty on the surface and on the more obscure keys. I'll try and clean it but I won't be able to get all of it, especially where it is under the keys. I don't want to risk taking it apart or invest in dousing the thing in alcohol to get it spotless.

2. The wrist wrest is loose, one of the connectors is snapped. Works good as new if you use tape on the underside of the keyboard, but should be noted either way.

Other than that works great. Selling it for $40 USD with free shipping, international I'm gonna have to charge more depending on the extra costs for doing so.

I'm getting a blackwidow so I won't be needing this anymore.

$35 w/ free shipping in US

Sexy board, way better than the one I have currently.
I'll definitely think about it.

I've always kinda wanted one, but I _just_ bought a Lycosa in December :/

Sorry guys, already sold  :-\

So, the guy I sold it to wants to return it to me because apparently when I said the keyboard was used and dusty he decided to skim past that part before buying and then proceeded to bitch at me via email and threatened action against me via amazon return policy "after cleaning it for 4 hours"  b)

So I guess it's up for sale again? Same price as before is fair I supose, even though I lost $10 for shipping on this asshole

I'm thinking about just letting the guy keep it though since he was such an asshole in the email even if he gives me a bad rating. Y/N?

EDIT: not doing that, since apparently amazon will charge me if the dude files a complaint, which he has threatened to do

Just tell him to return it to my address, saves everyone some shipping

Also, when people buy used stuff on Amazon, they assume it's in goodalmost-new condition :/ eBay would've been a better bet, since you could've put up pictures.

Apparently he had issues getting it to work too, tried in 3 different computers.

When I get it back I'm going to test if it works properly, since part of the reason I replaced it was I could never get it to work right with my motherboard unless I did a cold-boot. I thought it was just a mobo issue with me, but if it is defective I guess I'll have no option but to scrap... I mean when it works it works fine but its so easy for my bios to just not read it sometimes.

Unless someone still wants to buy it of course :p if I can't get it to work right on other folk's PC's then I guess I'll sell it for $20 free shipping if someone wants a scrap G15 simply for the LCD and stuff which all still works fine. The issue is the motherboard tends to not read it as a keyboard for me.

Only would sell for $20 cause it costs $10 to ship lol and I wouldn't mind making up the cost I lost by having to pay for this dude's return shipping.

(08-30-2011, 10:49 PM)KorJax link Wrote: [ -> ]Unless someone still wants to buy it of course :p if I can't get it to work right on other folk's PC's then I guess I'll sell it for $20 free shipping (only cause it costs $10 to ship lol and I wouldn't mind making up the cost I lost by having to pay for this dude's return shipping).

If it costs $10 to ship, you're doing it horribly horribly wrong.

Its a very large 4lb keyboard, smallest box I can fit it in is about 3ft by 1ft. $10 is the cheapest I can ship such a thing using USPS.