类型: GB
作者: ninjadoc
发布时间: 2017-01-28
16:04:51
更新时间: 2018-03-27 23:02:16
原链接:
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=87310.0
/* Welcome to the MIRA SE Group Buy thread! /*
MIRA is an astronomy-themed keyboard design, inspired by
the Mira (also known as Omicron Ceti) binary star system
in the constellation of Cetus.
(Wikipedia link.)
The MIRA logo font is inspired by a vintage NASA
insignia, and the dual circle design stands for the binary
star system: a red giant star and a white dwarf star
orbiting each other.
Link to the original Interest Check thread.
The order form has been closed! Thank you for your
support!!!
Orders closed at Noon (12:00) EST on February 12,
2017.
For updates in chronological order and latest status of
the group buy, please see the
second post
below.
A new poll is active for group buy participants to
indicate interest in additional parts for their MIRA
kit:
- Stainless Steel spacer in place of the acrylic diffuser
- ALPS PCB / Stainless Steel ALPS switch plate
- Extra TX87 PCBs
- Brass MX switch plate
- Acrylic / Polycarb MX switch plate
- Partial / Half-plate (MX)
https://goo.gl/forms/i1DOt8deZw7wdKE12
Please only submit the options you would actually
buy.
Here is the link to check your MIRA order as
submitted! The list is sorted alphabetically by username.
Shipping cost is NOT INCLUDED!
>>> CLICK HERE FOR ORDER CHECK
SPREADSHEET<<<
A reminder to everyone: 1 PCB is included in your
kit. “Extra” PCB means you get more than one.
FYI, any order sales/transfers MUST be confirmed with
ninjadoc BEFORE they happen, not after.
This is for PayPal protection and consistency. The
original sale contract is between the original buyer and
ninjadoc. If you wish to transfer your spot and find a
buyer, please contact ninjadoc or
photoelectric, and ninja can do the refund/invoice properly. Please
don’t buy or sell any spots directly from sellers/buyers.
.
. . .
MIRA SE INFORMATION:
- Tenkeyless design
- Option to have an 84-key layout (with integrated bottom case blockers, “winkeyless”) or 86/87-key layout (without bottom case blockers, “winkey”)
- Aluminum or steel switch plate that does not allow for switch modification
-
Leeku TX87 PCB, fully programmable with LED support
More
Full SMT (Pre-Soldered Device parts, Diodes, Resistors)
Fully
programmable PCB designed/developed by Leeku
RGB LED
underglow - presoldered
Supports full Switch LED
Layout:
ISO/ANSI, 84-, 86-, 87-key
Default with a USB Mini
connector
- 8-degree typing surface incline
More
- Acrylic diffuser integrated into the case design
- Bottom of the case includes a weight insert made of either polished stainless steel or polished (not plated) brass
- The keyboard kit will come with a custom box
More
-
NOTE: this GB is for an unassembled kit! You will need to source your own switches, LEDs, stabilizers, keycaps, and assembly
http://imgur.com/a/P6DiG -
Aluminum color options:*
Interstellar Black
-
Lunar Gray (gray with a tint of military green) NEW photos > http://imgur.com/a/Ni2h1
Starlight Silver
-
Cosmic Pink (light pink) http://imgur.com/a/zLumM
-
Night Sky Blue (medium blue with a slight tinge of gray and purple) NEW photos > http://imgur.com/a/Ni2h1
- You may select a different color for the top part of the case, the bottom part, and the switch plate. Please see approximate colors here
Plate Options:
Stainless Steel
Anodized Aluminum
-
Weight Insert Options:*
Stainless Steel
-
Brass
More
steel:
brass:
PRICE:
$397 - $427
(depending on selected configuration - see below/) + shipping (directly from China, will be billed
separately. Please see post /#2 for shipping
estimates.)
/
Price Breakdown:
- Keyboard case (top + bottom + acrylic insert) - $280
- PCB (extras available) - $50 $52/* (please see the 2nd post)
- Stainless steel bottom weight - $60
- Brass bottom weight - $40
- Stainless steel switch plate - $35
-
Aluminum switch plate - $25
So the total prices for a single keyboard kit without extra plates or extra PCB are as follows:
- steel weight and steel plate $427
- steel weight and aluminum plate $417
- brass weight and stainless plate $407
- brass weight and aluminum plate $397
LIMITED EDITION NUMBERING:
Those forum
members who have supported the MIRA project during the
Interest Check phase and have been assigned numbers from
1-57 will receive limited edition bottom weights with their
individual number engraved on it. Keep in mind that you
still need to fill out an order form if you are on this
list. FrostyToast maintains the
up-to-date list
of usernames and numbers. Also, those with the numbers will
receive a set of transparent screw-in stabilizers courtesy
of
Zeal! (One engraved weight and one set of stabilizers per
person.) Thank you for your support!
GROUP BUY TIMELINE:
- Ordering + verifying ordering: around 2 weeks
- Payment: two weeks for price of the board, shipping will be billed separately. Due by March 6 at 12 PM EST
- From time of payment to the manufacturer delivery to your door: 12-16 weeks.
- Shipping cost will be calculated and billed later, based on destination. Please be prepared to pay for shipping.
- customs - please PM me for any customs questions. If anyone has purchased a board from LZ, PCB’s from Leeku, or any other board from Korea we will follow similar guidelines.
- the shipper will be DHL 3 - 5 days
-
estimates - assuming 4.5 kg shipped, obviously varies
United States - $47
Canada - $46
Australia - $66
Germany - $49
England - $46
Malaysia - $46
France - $46
Russia - ? please PM me
Vietnam - $66
Hong Kong - ?please PM me
- Thanks to everyone for their support in this GB
Hubble for the initial design, YukTsi for his
revisions, and Asilan and EVE for the final rendition of the
Mira.
Thank you to FrostyToast for keeping up with the
preorders and numbers. I cant imagine the headache that has
been.
Thank you to Zeal for his support and donation of
the gold stabilizer set to purchasers of the 57 numbered
boards.
Thank you to Limitz for all his support and
encouragement when I was ready to stop dealing with this
never-ending mess of a group buy.
Thanks to zzyjayfree
for finding a manufacturer and dealing with my endless
questions and revisions of the Mira.
Thank you to
Photoelectric for writing the GB thread and doing the order
form for the Mira when I was unable to do so.
Lastly,
thank you to Geek Hack and its members for their support of
this GB when it seemed like it was sure to fail.