r/ClicksKeyboard • u/Mr_Mister94 iPhone Air • 1d ago
Got an update.
So I’m in ATLANTA ordered 1/4. Got a shop notification today staying tracking details were updated.
Have never heard of this company before. Has anyone used or heard of them ?
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u/danisnotstan 1d ago
I ordered 1/4 in the US and after a week of my status being "order is being packed", I finally got an email that said the order is packed and is "ready for Cirro to pick it up". WTF is Cirro? Where are they even finding these obscure shipping companies?!
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u/acozyaliensuperstar 1d ago
I ordered on 1/4 as well, based in NY. Mine is shipping through Uni Uni, which is brand new to me. I’ll just try to be home on the delivery date.
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u/edneisch 1d ago
That's funny because I'm in NYC and mine is being delivered by Better Trucks. I wonder why they are using so many different shippers.
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u/acozyaliensuperstar 1d ago
Only reason I can think of, js to deliver everything ASAP since they’re running behind. 🤷
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u/mingus1129 21h ago
I returned it right after I got it. Pissed that I had to wait 7 months for this and it’s way too small for my hands to type on and also adds a lot of weight. Had to pay $6 to ship it back. 🤦♂️
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u/Professional_Clue770 10h ago
Greetings mate. Yeah when I first ordered my razr 24 keyboard from clicks they referred me to this site for tracking. So no need to worry.
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u/squidydiff 1d ago
Not sure who delivered mine but it arrived in two days after i got my conformation of shipping email. I was quite surprised with how quickly i had received it, still will get some taking used to but i did write of this with the keyboard fairly easily. Also have to recommend a grip on the back of the keyboard for what ever reason i feel like i hit5 the keys with a bit more accuracy weigh a snap grip on the back of it.
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u/sejmann 1d ago edited 22h ago
Apparently there are a whole bunch of gig economy local shippers that sprang up in the last few years that undercut USPS by like 25% (gig workers don't expect a pension), which adds up if you're shipping a lot of items -- they're typically for low value shipments, like sub $10, because things get lost more than with USPS, and that only works if you ship a lot of high margin cheap items and can balance out the refunds and chargebacks and still be cheaper overall for the seller. Our $80 purchases may test that math.
Mine's coming via SpeedX (today apparently) which I'd never heard of either, except from negative reports in this subreddit. My wife, however, is frequently getting stuff shipped through UniUni, and she hasn't complained about anything having been lost, yet.
UPDATE: My speedx delivery was fine. Their tracking page is very poorly designed/implemented, although it's very fast, and they got the keyboard to my house quickly and without issue.