Weird buckling spring keyboard..

[SebFindsWeirdThings]

Going carboot sale hopping today, found this oddball of a keeb in Wolverhampton.
It has buckling springs and feels weirdly like an IBM Model M.
Here are some images: https://imgur.com/a/NByOqPf

If anyone can lmk what this is or if anyone has any ideas, that'd be great!

[Wazrach]

Going carboot sale hopping today, found this oddball of a keeb in Wolverhampton.
It has buckling springs and feels weirdly like an IBM Model M.
Here are some images: https://imgur.com/a/NByOqPf

If anyone can lmk what this is or if anyone has any ideas, that'd be great!

Hiya, that's a Can Tech keyboard - Chyrosran22 did a review of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un65h8NWSAE

[SebFindsWeirdThings]

Oh I never knew he did a review of it! I got informed on geekhack of the switches, they're pretty okay

[Chyros]

It's a different model - yours has media keys. Just like mine, I mistook yours for a rubber dome model at first xD .

[Polecat]

Going carboot sale hopping today, found this oddball of a keeb in Wolverhampton.
It has buckling springs and feels weirdly like an IBM Model M.
Here are some images: https://imgur.com/a/NByOqPf

If anyone can lmk what this is or if anyone has any ideas, that'd be great!

Also see Syncan in the wiki:

wiki/Syncan_TK-M501C

Same FCC ID and model number, and you can change each switch from click to no click following the instructions here!

late edit: The keys won't register with the caps installed as "non clicky non tactile"! Bad assumption on my part.