Latest update: Keymats are here, how strong will the logo plate be - and pretty cases.


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Deliver the logoplate, but don't assemble it.
That is a great idea. Though failing that, it would be cool to have a logo plate be sent to at least all the pre-orderers. That would be much better than throwing them away. The pre-orderers ordered the Pyra while expecting a logo plate on the Pyra, so they got the disappointment. Receiving a cool Pyra logo plate with the Pyra (even if not attached to it) might ease the disappointment a bit (I know it will for me).
 
Yeah, I'm sure down the line when things are running smooth, you'll be able to order an empty case without the logo plate attached
 
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That said, I hope that the matte black Pyras sell in enough numbers (5000+?) to justify short ~250-500 case sets runs of 'limited edition accessory cases'.

So, do you think black will be the only "non expensive" case? Worse, do you think it will be the only available color?

PD: I'm fine with matte black. I love it.
 
So, do you think black will be the only "non expensive" case? Worse, do you think it will be the only available color?

PD: I'm fine with matte black. I love it.
Just being realistic on the math.
Currently 1000 +/- units sold.
Apathy is a thing. Maybe 5% of normal people would go out of their way to order a 2nd case to customize. Maybe 20% of us enthusiasts will. Minimum order quantities on case runs is likely to be at least 200 to bring the price per case into a paletable range. ED is already deep in debt on the project. Nice to haves should wait until there are enough units sold for the project to be able to sustain them. Maybe around 2000 sold?

I can see it happening some day, but for now those matte black cases look awesome.
 
You mean this one looks good? :D

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So when is the (Grench's) assembly video? ;)

Not sure if I'll do an assembly video, as this is quite a bit of work :/
 
Leaving a thumbprint sized hole in the back of the lid with an exposed circuit board on it is not a good option IMHO. Trust ED. He has a good plan.
Was that a reaction to me? I'm wondering because I never suggested shipping the Pyra with a hole in the lid. My suggestion was to ship a complete Pyra with the non-metal logo firmly and properly attached to it like ED is planning to do and also including the metal plate in the box as a pre-order bonus. I suggested this because I vaguely remember ED saying that he had already ordered the metal logo's so instead of throwing them away he could just use them as a very small pre-order bonus.

Edit: I guess I misread the post above my post. I thought that with
Deliver the logoplate, but don't assemble it.
he meant to deliver the Pyra with the plastic logo assembled in it but to not assemble the metal plate. Now that I read his post again, I see I was really sloppy with my reading.
 
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Was that a reaction to me? I'm wondering because I never suggested shipping the Pyra with a hole in the lid. My suggestion was to ship a complete Pyra with the non-metal logo firmly and properly attached to it like ED is planning to do and also including the metal plate in the box as a pre-order bonus. I suggested this because I vaguely remember ED saying that he had already ordered the metal logo's so instead of throwing them away he could just use them as a very small pre-order bonus.
Ahh - got it. I thought you were agreeing with mclien in saying that he should leave the hole not assembled - i.e. empty. My misinterpretation.
 
It's my bad, he even says "So everybody can decide to glue in teh Pyra Logo or a custom one, whithout having to pry the pyra Logo out.". If he meant shipping the Pyra with the plastic logo assembled and with the metal logo seperate (like I thought he did) then this would make no sense.

I'm mainly thinking of using the meta logo as decoration somewhere else. It's still cool Pyra merchandise. Of course, it's not important.
 
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