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Vintage IBM Model M Mechanical Clicky Computer Keyboard PS/2 1391401 Working

US $94.96
ApproximatelyC $131.64
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“Tested working. Good physical condition. Missing left Alt key key cap (does not affect ”... Read moreabout condition
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Located in: Windham, New Hampshire, United States
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“Tested working. Good physical condition. Missing left Alt key key cap (does not affect ...
Brand
IBM
Type
Mechanical
Color
White
Keyboard Layout
QWERTY (Standard)
Connectivity
PS/2, Wired
MPN
1391401, M
Keyboard Language
English

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  • by jdslyman1720_123
    May 06, 2019Top favourable review

    My IBM Model M review

    This is THE keyboard that paved the way for all modern keyboards. While it isn't perfect (mainly plastic rivets that will break on the inside due to age), it is built like a tank. It is heavy, but still lighter than a IBM Model F. They can get pricey, but with a little care, this keyboard will be good for another 30 years. If you want a quiet and light keyboard, this isn't it. If you want a professional typists keyboard with a legendary history, excellent build quality and the ability to work with a modern computer (PS/2 port or use with an active USB converter) then this is the keyboard for you.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: RefurbishedSold by: pcparts821

  • by custom-wooden-wonders
    Apr 03, 2019

    The historic standard for any keyboard.

    If you are into retro computing, collecting, or simply want the best there ever was in this category then this is the keyboard to have. As a collector and retro computing hobbyist- there is no substitute. Built to last using materials and manufacturing methods that the new keyboards just can't hope to compete with. Dependable and a joy to use. The "classic click and feel" when typing on a model M is simply an experience that many have tried to copy, but none have matched.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: pcparts821

  • by celeste20000_0
    Nov 23, 2021

    Lexmark IBM Keyboard

    The Quality of this keyboard is no longer being Matched. I have had one of the same type for 30 years of constant use. About 6 years ago i saw one on sale for $500, and did not have the money on hand at that time to buy it. Got this one for less than $200 in excellent condition. I am very pleased to have obtained this item

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: sl.technology

  • by to_zimme
    Oct 27, 2018

    The world's best keyboard

    The IBM model M is the best and most unique feeling keyboard I've ever typed on. The condition is excellent especially considering it is 28 years old. All the keys are working and fully functional, none of the keys feel inconsistent with the rest of the board.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: mjeffs

  • by konner391
    Oct 22, 2019

    I couldn't imagine typing on a better keyboard.

    Spend the money, typing has never been more pleasurable. By far the best investment I could've made on a keyboard. Let's say this I've been typing my whole life and I'll never go without a model M in my home again.

    Verified purchase: YesSold by: arg-tech

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