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The Drop CTRL High-Profile is just like the original CTRL, but now it comes with a tall CNC-aluminum case that covers the switches. Machined to be 6-degrees, the case is ergonomically crafted for a natural feel—and it’s quite a bit heavier than before Read More
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Keyboard was basically broken in a year. Absolutely would not recommend. Around 1 year after purchase I began experiencing chatter on 3 different keys. Then sometimes when typing and pressing the 'e' key it would not even add the 'e' key. Within another next 6 months I was experiencing chatter on at least 5 different keys and had to run a computer software ("Keyboard Chattering Fix") to make the keyboard usable.
Before even having it for 2 years I swapped back to my Ducky YotM from 2016 and have been using that for another year plus without any issues. This keyboard however has been the worst purchase I have made in over 10 years across 10+ mechanical keyboards.
The fact their warranty on this keyboard is only 1 year says a lot about the quality of the keyboard, and how much massdrop trusts their manufacturing. My Ducky YotM is almost 10 years old and it has had absolutely ZERO issues. This keyboard on the other hand was one I already wanted to throw in the trash after just 1 year. I don't even use this thing anymore and haven't touched it in almost 2 years now. Huge waste of $250, not including the taxes.
Thanks @YanboWu , I greatly appreciate you trying to help with this. Really glad to see you are still around!
I immediately dug out my Ctrl v1 and upgraded the firmware. After trying it for a few days it seems to have helped with some of the keys, but I am still getting a lot of chattering with the space bar. While that might not be a big deal for most applications, it can be extremely annoying when programming.
It's unfortunate the chattering is so bad because the quality of the keyboard is pretty decent otherwise. It has a lot of heft and the 65g Halo switches feel good. But I guess you're only as strong as your weakest link right?
In the mean time I am now using one of the new CSTM80's and praying it won't end up with the same critical flaw. If this issue happens with the new keeb in the first year then I may just have to stick to Keychron, Glorious, and Ducky.
io2redHey hey! Yeah still around and trying to make sure everyone is happy with their product.
A chattering spacebar is definitely no good, have you tried swapping out the switch in question as well? Perhaps that would help too? Honestly one of the most difficult things with these keychatter reports is our ability to consistently replicate and root cause the problem.
I do feel like we've made pretty significant headway with the V2 and CSTM line keyboards - I don't think we really have any reports of keychatter issues with those boards. Would love to hear about how you like the CSTM80 after you have some time with it!
I was looking for a quality mechanical keyboard with hot swappable switches and when I came across the Drop CTRL I figured I would give it a try. I was not disappointed. Typing on it not only feels enjoyable but also sounds wonderful. I went with the heavier halo clear switches as I like to rest my fingers on my keyboard and the extra accusation force is a nice change from typing F multiple times. I am looking forward to adding more Drop brand keyboards to my collection.
I've been using the Drop CTRL High-Profile Mechanical Keyboard for almost six months now, and it's been an absolute pleasure to type on. As someone who spends a lot of time programming, having a keyboard that's well-built and reliable is essential to me, and the Drop CTRL has exceeded my expectations on both fronts. I've used this with both Mac and Windows flawlessly.
One of the things I love about this keyboard is the variety of switches it supports. I've tried several, including the Drop Holy Pandas, CannonKeys Neapolitan, and Boba U4, and they all feel great to type on. Each switch has its own unique feel, so you can customize the keyboard to your liking. I especially enjoy the tactile feedback and sound of the Holy Pandas and Neapolitans.
The build quality of the keyboard is also top-notch. The high-profile design looks sleek and modern, and the aluminum frame gives it a sturdy feel. The keycaps are made of PBT, which makes them durable and resistant to wear and tear. The RGB lighting is also a nice touch and adds a bit of flair to the keyboard. Customizing the RGB lighting with QMK is a great feature, however it can be tricky at first. Instead, Drop's Keyboard Configurator is the way to go for this and can get the job done for most people.
One thing to note is that the keyboard is quite heavy, which may not be ideal if you plan on taking it with you on the go. However, if you're looking for a solid keyboard to use at your desk, the weight is actually a plus as it keeps the keyboard from moving around while you type.
Overall, I highly recommend the Drop CTRL High-Profile Mechanical Keyboard to anyone in the market for a premium mechanical keyboard. It's highly customizable and built to last.
After trying to live with this fancy mech for a couple of months, I went back to my Logitech G513. Although wired, the Drop keyboard would frequently lose its USB connection; every time I walked across the carpet and got a static discharge from touching the keyboard's metal body, the LEDs would turn off, either partially or fully. There may be workarounds for these little annoyances, and at some point, I might research them, but I need to work, so for now at least, I'm back on my Logitech, which never exhibits any of these issues. I'd still recommend it, but with caveats.
This is my first hotswap keyboard and I love it! Was really worried about the keychatter that has been mentioned but I have yet to experience it. -1 star because I wish it was a 5-pin, and the power draw prevented me from using a long usb cable. But so far I am satisfied