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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Royal
Color: White
EAN: 0022447126679
Label: Royal
Manufacturer: Royal
Model: 06200x
Publisher: Royal
Studio: Royal


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  • Product #: MS25PLUS
  • Manufacturer: Royal Consumer
  • Manufacturer Item #: 06200x
  • UPC: 022447126679





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Royal offers the MS25PLUS typewriter. Manual, 43 keys, 86 symbols









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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - This is a typewriter in name only.
Item arrived with several parts not connected. I was able to fix the shift for capital letters, but still do no have the margin release working. In addition, the the typewriter often skips spaces within words. I wanted a typewriter that was not dependant upon the power grid, but I can't recommend this machine to anyone.


Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Not like the olivetti/royal machines made years ago.
This is a cheap, poor excuse for a typewriter, manual or not. Not like the machines made years ago. Made of plastic and cheap metal, letters not aligned, skips, etc. Don't waste your money.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - This made a great gift!
I didn't even know they still made manual typewriters when my grandfather told me he wanted one, but when I found this one on Amazon I was very happy. It is solid, sturdy and sold for a good price. My grandfather is happy, too.


Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - Cheap but usable typewriter...
This is a cheap manual typewriter as the previous reviewer noted. The one I had 20 years ago of a similar design was much better than this, but there was competition back then for quality manual typewriters. If you want to bang out a rough draft in the middle of the woods (or on the balcony) without running a cord, this is better than nothing. You should get an electronic typewriter or a computer for anything else.


Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Don't do it
The unit right out of the box could not be used. The alignment of lower case letters was completely off. The unit is very CHEAPLY made in China. The action is beyond terrible. No one that can actually type could use this even if it was able to print correctly!!!! This went back the same day it arrived.

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