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keyboard_arrow_downHoffmanMyster
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Oct 17, 2023
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Hey everyone! We are beyond excited to launch the new CSTM80 keyboard today! CSTM80 is in-stock and ready to ship—no wait to try it out. We also offer no-hassle returns if you are unsatisfied with the board for any reason.
I recommend checking out the Studio Stories for CSTM80 if you haven't already and are interested in the development process and learning a bit more about features/design.
▪️ CSTM80 Under the Hood
▪️ Matching the Keyboard to the Battlestation
▪️ Gasket and Sound
Lastly, BadSeedTech just released a video detailing his thoughts and impressions (along with his own sound tests of various configurations).
▪️ DROP Took Notes! CSTM80 First Impressions
Let us know any questions you might have in the comments and we'll do our best to answer! :)
HoffmanMyster
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Nov 22, 2023
kYzzoWe plan/hope to release all of the popular form factors, yes. The next one to launch will be CSTM65, which should be in early 2024. After that, both 75% and 1800 would be in contention for the next layout (not set in stone yet).
azdffz
0
Dec 19, 2023
for someone who is looking for a good-priced custom keyboard, this is the way. I'm typing on it as I'm making this review and it sounds and feels incredible. I highly recommend this to anyone and the amount of customizations you can do truly make it CSTM !
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fabianl
7
Dec 15, 2023
Bought the CSTM80 and its been great so far. Any recommendations for wrist rests that go well with it aesthetically and functionally?
YanboWu
8490
Collaborations
Dec 28, 2023
fabianlThere are a few schools of thoughts here.
Some purists feel wrist rests actually make us type in a more incorrect manner and can cause poor typing form.
I personally found wrist rests to really help with typing / gaming fatigue and I prefer having them. Though it is annoying how much more space it all takes up when you need the desk space for something else.
I found the Orca Wrist Rests to be pretty good - the TKL one is about 0.5 in smaller than the width of the CSTM80. In terms of material I prefer the harder ones like wood / resin over the soft neoprene wrist rests.
Ryo_39
0
Dec 4, 2023
I am using a LED profile that changes color upon keypress, but it doesn't seem to work with the Enter key. Is this intentional?
YanboWu
8490
Collaborations
Feb 4, 2024
ertglYep, if you load the latest firmware from the configurator on your keyboard it will have the proper reactive LED behavior.
TecxWolf
0
Nov 15, 2023
How do you flash the CSTM 80 keyboard with via/vial on linux? The product page advertises linux support, and yet there doesn't seem to be a single way to customize the CSTM 80 keyboard on linux
jxliu
1267
Engineer
Nov 18, 2023
TecxWolfCSTM80 uses tinyuf2 bootloader. When put into flashing mode, it will appear as a USB drive on your system. Drag the desired firmware file onto the USB drive to flash it:
* CSTM80 VIA firmware - https://docs.drop.com/keyboards/drop_cstm80_via.uf2
* CSTM80 Vial firmware - https://docs.drop.com/keyboards/drop_cstm80_vial.uf2
* CSTM80 Stock (XAP) firmware - https://docs.drop.com/keyboards/drop_cstm80_stock.uf2
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