@tynstar
Unfortunately compare.splitkbcom has no Glove80.
I'm wondering if/when to buy a split ergo keyboard and seeing live (bought by a colleague) the reknown ErgoDox being apparently made of bad plastic and surely too big, I was wondering about that recent "marvel" of Glove80.
Except that is too hugely expensive, I'd also add, as Con, the fact that low profile keycaps are more difficult to find and there are less variants.
And it has (yet?) no Italian keycaps. 😉 @glove80community
It's kind of expected that it's not on compare.splitkb.com, it's a contoured keyboard, so it's not possible to correctly display or print it on a 2D surface.
I don't know anything about Italian layout, but it seems like there will be a Spanish/Italian additional keycap set:
Why not find out the exact customs duties? According to a quick Google search the duties seem to range from 0 to 17% plus a general tax averaging 4.2% which in worst case would be about 79€ (granted, that's near 100€, but then again it may be less if keyboards are not the 17% tariff.)
Anyway, you should look on MoErgo's Discord for people selling their Glove80. The price is often less and there would be no customs duties for you if buying from EU citizens.
@tynstar
VAT here now is 22% so it's €82,27 alone. If I remember correctly, Italian custom usually adds another €11 "for the service" 🙄and that's €93,27 plus some other amenities that I now don't remember.
I once paid something like €17 for a tea bag worth €7 sent to me as a gift from a Japanese friend.
And since the envelope was the tea bag itself, they cut it open to probably test it and wasted more than half the tea inside. @danieldk@glove80community
Add comment