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To put it simply, the CTRL mechanical keyboard has it all. Constructed with a solid aluminum frame with a built-in switch plate, it’s stable and fortified Read More
Buy a bare bones keyboard and buy your own switches! Totally recommend that, it's cheaper and you'll end up with backup switches just in case one or two get funny years later into use!
This keyboard is absolutely stunning in its machined aluminum frame. Everything is sturdy, build quality is astounding. The finish everywhere is pleasing to the touch. The keyboard has QMK firmware which makes it more or less fully customizable! Switches can easily be hotswapped which is awesome if you want to buy different switches or replace them. FYI most switches can be bought for pretty cheap. I love the caliber of RGB brightness, diffusion, and customization on this board.
Overall one of my favorite purchases I've made beside buying shares of TSLA!
This is a great starter board with hot-swap. Great accessories kit including: Keycap puller, magnetic back stands, USB-C cable. Will grab another unit again given the chance.
This is the board I started the hobby with, and I'm very pleased with the overall quality, even though the stabilizers need some love.
I like the fact that you can customize the individual color of every key using Drop's software.
The stabilizers rattle. Wish it had a rotary knob. Couldn't get a non-greyscale color barebones.
But still worth it as a starting point into the hobby! Still looks and feels great years later!
The stabilizers are not good, the rest is all I expect from this keyboard. Macros and lighting has nice customization. Not much more to add, just a solid keyboard for a solid price.
I like this board a lot, especially the floating keys. The stabilizers included are not good, but my understanding is that on the V2 they use the Drop Phantom Stabilizers, which I do like and have in my V1. I am a fan of the look and feel but would understand this design not being everyone's favorite.
Well constructed, lights are bright and DCX keycaps look and feel great on this keyboard. Only qualm I have is the stock stabilizers are noisy and should be replaced. They have a cheap "loose metal" sound when typing on them. I have not replaced mine yet. I used Zealio V2 78g switches. These are my favorite switches since they still have the tactile feel without the noise.
For the most part, it’s a decent quality product, and for the price you get a good starting point from which to build upon, although future modifications are limited.
I paired mine with some lubed & filmed Holy Pandas, trimmed & lubed everglide stabs, stupidfish case foam, tape mod & red/black skylight keycaps. Definite QC problems with the keycaps, but the rest was great.
Main gripes came from the less than overt listing images showing whether it was the ‘high profile’ or ‘low profile keyboard’ (I went with the low profile).
And how tight the tolerances were for the plate stabilisers & switches. On more than one occasion I’ve cut my finger on the metal removing the stabilisers, or broken/bent a switch puller beyond use trying to remove my switches.
Makes the typing feel great, but makes modding/repairs an absolute PAIN!!