eBay but Mostly for Developers?

Question

Developers use many devices (e.g. keyboards, mice, monitors, etc.) and sometimes the costs are too high. (e.g., Apple's Magic Keyboard is $94). Do you know of any platform that connects developers to potential buyers who are interested in their gadgets? There are sellers on eBay, etc., but I'd trust a fellow developer more than them.

PaulHoule · Accepted Answer

Let's see, you might pound on a $100 keyboard for two years, maybe 4000 working hours, that is 2.5 cents an hour.If that's the way you think you aren't certainly valuing yourself and the only way I would count on you valueing me is if I use force.

giantg2 · Answer

Some forums have marketplaces. I haven't looked for any technology related ones, so I can't give you any examples.I use a keyboard that costs

gauchojs · Answer

/r/mechmarket looks like a working model of this but only for mechanical keyboards

29athrowaway · Answer

Choose:- A decent, ergonomic keyboard- Reduced productivity, pain/discomfort, physical therapy, wrist brace, etc...

eBay but Mostly for Developers?

Let's see, you might pound on a $100 keyboard for two years, maybe 4000 working hours, that is 2.5 cents an hour.
If that's the way you think you aren't certainly valuing yourself and the only way I would count on you valueing me is if I use force.

Some forums have marketplaces. I haven't looked for any technology related ones, so I can't give you any examples.
I use a keyboard that costs <$20, a 13 year old laptop,and 8 year old desktop. I'm cheap and don't upgrade unless there's a compelling reason.

/r/mechmarket looks like a working model of this but only for mechanical keyboards

Choose:
- A decent, ergonomic keyboard
- Reduced productivity, pain/discomfort, physical therapy, wrist brace, etc...

eBay but Mostly for Developers?

Let's see, you might pound on a $100 keyboard for two years, maybe 4000 working hours, that is 2.5 cents an hour.If that's the way you think you aren't certainly valuing yourself and the only way I would count on you valueing me is if I use force.

Some forums have marketplaces. I haven't looked for any technology related ones, so I can't give you any examples.I use a keyboard that costs <$20, a 13 year old laptop,and 8 year old desktop. I'm cheap and don't upgrade unless there's a compelling reason.

/r/mechmarket looks like a working model of this but only for mechanical keyboards

Choose:- A decent, ergonomic keyboard- Reduced productivity, pain/discomfort, physical therapy, wrist brace, etc...

Let's see, you might pound on a $100 keyboard for two years, maybe 4000 working hours, that is 2.5 cents an hour.
If that's the way you think you aren't certainly valuing yourself and the only way I would count on you valueing me is if I use force.

Some forums have marketplaces. I haven't looked for any technology related ones, so I can't give you any examples.
I use a keyboard that costs <$20, a 13 year old laptop,and 8 year old desktop. I'm cheap and don't upgrade unless there's a compelling reason.

Choose:
- A decent, ergonomic keyboard
- Reduced productivity, pain/discomfort, physical therapy, wrist brace, etc...