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Drop Signature Series Purple Midnight Keyboard

Drop Signature Series Purple Midnight Keyboard

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On any desk, the finest tech always deserves a bit of flair. In our latest Signature Series installment—the Purple Midnight Keyboard—we embodied that belief in a blacked-out build accented by a subtle pop of purple Read More

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angry
10
Feb 16, 2022
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The Clickity Clack is back Jack
Bit of a shipping delay from originally projected, but after it finally arrived, it's definitely a joy to type on. This will not move around on you, not only because of the nice grippy feet that will feel stuck even on glass, but also due to the weight; this thing isn't going anywhere while you work! The keys definitely take some getting used to for me, due to different spacing and feel, but you can feel each keystroke definitively be input, unlike some OEM keyboards where you feel like you might miss a press every dozen or so, something I'm all too used to at work. My only change requests would be included keys to switch it to Mac more easily, animated blue to pink LED (only a few of the LED options are animated, but not the one pictured in the product pictures unfortunately), and an included USB-C to USB-C cable (embrace the future!).
Recommends this product? Yes
AKANY
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Jul 28, 2022
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Excellent keyboard
My friend built his keyboard with Holy Panda switches and after trying his out a few times I was on the hunt for an easier solution than building my own. Finding this keyboard was the perfect opportunity for me to get a ready-made keyboard with Holy Panda switches without having to put in the time or investment that he originally needed to. I've been using the keyboard now for a few weeks and it's absolutely an improvement on the usual options you see on the market. Definitely recommended.
Recommends this product? Yes
gatitamalevola
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Feb 15, 2022
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Love the purple
As someone else pointed out, there was a delay in shipping, so I've only had it for a few days. With that said...
  • The keyboard's weight is definitely heavier than I'm used to but I like the sturdiness.
  • The keys sound and feel lovely.
  • This is my first keyboard with RGB lighting - it's fun & I like that it wraps around the base as well.
All in all, I'm happy with my purchase. My only wish is that they had a numbpad keyboard add-on available for those number heavy days at work.
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GJH59
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Feb 10, 2022
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Great out of the box
There were some shipping issues with this product (ordered in November 2021, was supposed to ship in January 2022 but got delayed a month to now). However, for the product itself, I've been using this keyboard for the past 2 days and so far it has been great. The keyboard is nice and hefty and has a premium feel to it. The keys sound good when typing and certainly is an upgrade on what I was using before.
Recommends this product? Yes
jlnt
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Dec 17, 2022
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You get what you get
It's not too bad. It's a glorified bundle deal so I'll leave impressions of the individual parts: CTRL High Profile, Barebones Black $200 It's a bit hollow sounding, but it's not pingy so I don't feel compelled to mod it. It won't replicate the "thocky/marbly/creamy"-sounding boards you often see on YouTube and is loud as hell, but it's not that bad IMO. The PCB only supports 3-pin switches and has north-facing RGB which is terribly outdated by enthusiast standards. Keyboard people will also hate on the integrated plate mount for being stiff and unswappable. The dual USB ports are kinda funny; either works and the unused one functions as a USB passthrough. It's maybe useful if you have something that can plug into USB-C. Artifact Shield Purple-on-Black, $60 I was a little scared of this one due to the top-centered font, as it gave me the impression that the doubleshot would be really cheaply done. It is a little true, as the line weight isn't very consistent, but it does have the double-walled construction that you would expect. I don't like the legends because it looks like a shine-through gamer set, complete with some slightly odd spacing ("F 11" and "CapsLock".) Everglide Panda Stabilizers, $25 They're fine. In this board they come prelubed and the amount of rattle is low enough to be ignored. Drop x Invyr Holy Panda, 90ct. $105 These are also fine. They come unlubed with minor contact leaf rattle and decent smoothness. The tactile bump is right at the top and has a medium weighting, with the end of the bump kinda blending into the rest of the key travel. It's not as defined as I'd like. Preference aside, I do not feel like they're worth ~$1.15 per switch, especially now as the market has caught up and switches of similar/better quality tend to lay at around $0.65 or less. They're completely overpriced. To be clear, these are solid switches and most people will be satisfied with them. It's just a bit much. Drop Large Keyboard Soft Carry Case, $30 This seems to be decent quality. The inner lining is very soft and the outer material feels durable for the intended use. It's a slightly tight fit. But, if you don't plan on transporting your board everywhere, it's pretty useless. Value & Conclusion This all adds up to being $420, bundled and sold at $350 assuming everything is bought at full price. I think the non-exclusive case color and the more budget keycaps brings the value of this particular configuration down a little. Because the cost of this board is more or less the sum of its parts, you better like what you're getting. The value proposition comes from settling with what you get, and swapping the keycaps and/or switches makes that fall apart completely. $350 is about equal to the total cost of a mid-range custom build, in which you get the advantage of something more personalized and possibly better. Overall, this can be decent if you get it on sale or for free. I would not recommend it if you are just looking for *a* keyboard, but if you really like the exact look of any particular signature-series board w/o being picky about things like sound or typing stiffness, then go ahead.
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eviera
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Feb 2, 2024
Paired Switch:Linear
Keyboards Owned:6
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nice keeb, cant complain
QC is good and type feeling too, would recommend
Recommends this product? Yes
moorem372
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Feb 28, 2023
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Very nice keyboard
Excellent quality keyboard. Love mine!
Recommends this product? Yes
ChoiWW
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Dec 28, 2022
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better than expected keyboard
I really like the light touch.  QC is good and the color is so good. It is a product that I can recommend enough to my friends.
Recommends this product? Yes
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This keeb is not for me
out of the box it did not sound good plus the rgb stopped working a few times it is anoyying.
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HenryyPhD
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Dec 9, 2022
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Got it free, but worth the price
One of the best keyboards I have used, its so great (got it free during the 12 days of Christmas)
Recommends this product? Yes
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