deskthority

Posted: **29 Apr 2016, 18:15**

Okay, today I got something I've been searching for for about 3 years. This is absolutely my endgame Cherry keyboard, and I'm over the moon that I was finally able to get it.

YUGE thank you to mindgame from Russia for his outstanding find and his amazing friendliness

Two new condition (no boxes, but for once I don't care) Cherry G81-3100SAV with ANSI cyrillic dyesubs.

They both even came with the original Ukranian replacement keys and keycap puller (keycap butcher).

Haven't unwrapped the second one yet..

Some more photos :

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When I return home I will do a full teardown and will also compare the G81-3100SAV to the G81-3000SAV and ESA-3000-HASRO. They are all different!

Posted: **29 Apr 2016, 19:02**

Congrats! It looks fantastic.

May I ask why this board in particular was your endgame? Didn't you have ANSI cyrillic CHerry dyesubs before?

Posted: **29 Apr 2016, 19:24**

congrats! ur dream came true xDDDDDD

Posted: **29 Apr 2016, 21:11**

Congratulations Photekq. Those look fantastic

Posted: **29 Apr 2016, 21:36**

shreebles wrote: May I ask why this board in particular was your endgame? Didn't you have ANSI cyrillic CHerry dyesubs before?

Well, any new condition keyboard with keycaps like this would have done.

I got a G81-3000SAV a few weeks ago, but it was quite used.

That said, SAV certainly would have come above HASRO on my list because of the extra Ukrainian keys

To be honest, I never would have expected to find a G81-3100SAV. These are the first ones I've ever seen in the wild.

Posted: **29 Apr 2016, 21:56**

Those look lovely

Posted: **29 Apr 2016, 22:14**

With my IMSTO caps I can really appreciate red dyesubs. I love the way they look.

So are you ever going to use these? Or are you afraid they might shine? Are you going to wear gloves when typing on this board?

Also HAL your acc pic is scary

Posted: **30 Apr 2016, 00:44**

Those dye-subs look stunning, congrats!

Posted: **30 Apr 2016, 00:51**

Every time someone posts about such a keyboard, I await with great anticipation the owner's production of Russian poetry, which would be the only obvious application. Always I'm disappointed.

Posted: **30 Apr 2016, 01:28**

webwit wrote: Every time someone posts about such a keyboard, I await with great anticipation the owner's production of Russian poetry, which would be the only obvious application. Always I'm disappointed.

You shall not be disappointed this time :

Сука Блять

Posted: **30 Apr 2016, 01:35**

Розы красные,

фиалки синие,

я сосу на стихи,

красивый жопа.

Posted: **30 Apr 2016, 09:42**

Quite speechless

Posted: **30 Apr 2016, 09:47**

I call this one "Ода Spot"

Spoiler:

Posted: **30 Apr 2016, 16:28**

edited

Posted: **30 Apr 2016, 23:41**

Posted: **09 May 2016, 19:08**

Those keys look cool indeed; however, as some others have already suggested, they are of doubtful real life application if you write in other language but Russian. But, who cares about usability, we are keyboard collectors, aren't we?

Posted: **22 Jul 2017, 17:33**

Nice keyboards. I would like to find one like it myself one day.

They both even came with the original Ukranian replacement keys

Judging by the picture it actually came with original Belorussian keycaps too! That letter "Ў" is not present in Russian or Ukranian alphabet.

Posted: **01 Dec 2017, 21:11**

Sorry for the necro but you said you were going to post pics of the G81-300SAV and you never did, did you take them and forgot about it or just didn't take any ? Can you please post some ? Thanks !