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I ordered NCR-80 retro keyboard. It looks cool. It's my first keyboard, so I don't know what should I expect regarding how it works, but it feels alright. Guys at YMDK were able to make this keyboard a mixture of ISO and ANSI (ANSISO) that no other company offered, without any extra cost, so I'm super happy about it. They also helped me to configure it on my mac after I received it.
PCB came in defective. The offered me 30$ and I should fix it myself. When I told them to please resend the board they suddenly were only able to use the worst shipping company and that they'd need over a week to prepare shipping...
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