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Drop + Tokyo Keyboard Tokyo60 Keyboard Kit

$160

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Drop + Tokyo Keyboard Tokyo60 Keyboard Kit

Name: Drop + Tokyo Keyboard Tokyo60 Keyboard Kit
Brand: Drop
SKU: massdrop-x-tokyo-keyboard-tokyo60-keyboard-kit
Price: 160 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.159851 (538 reviews)

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Hotswap Sockets

MX Compatible

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Switches (70 pack)

Tokyo60 Acrylic Diffuser

Tokyo60 Season 4 Dye Sublimated Keycap Set

overview

specs

reviews538

photos391

q&a196

discussions2.6K

Customer Reviews

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I_am_cas

Keyboard Club Member

May 11, 2025

Activities:Work

Paired Switch:Tactile

Keyboards Owned:6

Verified Buyer

My first HHKB keyboard

This was a very easy build. Takes some getting used to. I wish the Tokyo60 keycaps I bought with this keyboard. had the front legends for the keys with FN functions like the HHKB branded keyboards have, but hey if you guys offered HHKB keycaps with the Front legends, I'd definitely pick up a set. I put some Gazeew U4T switches in this board and they sound pretty good with the aluminum plates.

Recommends this product? Yes

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NoblePirate

Apr 8, 2025

Activities:Work

Paired Switch:Tactile

Keyboards Owned:10

Verified Buyer

Good keyboard, but for $160 it should come with case foam, keycaps, switches, etc.

Echoed like crazy until I filled it with foam. USB-C connection is soldered onto the board rather than a daughter board so, if you break the USB port, the PCB is done for. Good entry level keyboard, but over priced compared to alternatives.

Recommends this product? No

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Erospepperoni

Jan 25, 2025

Activities:Work & Gaming

Paired Switch:Tactile

Keyboards Owned:7

Verified Buyer

Stopped Working after 1 Month

Bought the keyboard back in 2022. Didn’t build it until now (Jan 2025) with multiple project keyboards throughout the years. After daily use of the Tokyo60 for a month, it bricked out. Pretty upset. The simple design and quality of the case is keeping this from a 1 star. PCB is no bueno.

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JiggIy

Jan 21, 2025

Activities:Work & Gaming

Paired Switch:Tactile

Keyboards Owned:5

Verified Buyer

Solid Feeling

This was my first aluminum case keyboard and I was pleasantly surprised by the weight and feel of it. Compared to other plastic cases that I've owned previously it feels a lot more premium. However in the current market there are many other options at better price points so unless you specifically want an HHKB layout there are better options.

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jhyuk

Nov 21, 2024

Activities:Work

Paired Switch:Linear

Keyboards Owned:3

Verified Buyer

Tokyo60 Keyboard Kit

I'm very satisfied with my HHKB and using it happily.

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Zzzz00OOooo

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Nov 20, 2024

Paired Switch:Clicky

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Drop + Tokyo Keyboard Tokyo60 Keyboard Kit

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alxcope

Jul 1, 2024

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Confession...

I hated my entire experience with this board. It was ill-fated from the start. First of all, to be fair, I was - and remain - less experienced than your average enthusiast. The only kit I built before the Tokyo60 was a Zoo65 - but I assembled that with little difficulty. Surely the Tokyo 60 would be just as easy to assemble, I thought, until I realized that there were no instructions inside, which frankly seems like a crass move. Sure, there's instructions online, but they left out just enough that I had to do more guesswork than I expected in following them. Not that it matters, since it turns out the PCB was warped. I got a replacement. Seemed fine. Hit another wall with the instructions. Got frustrated. Left it alone for a few months. Picked it back up. Made some progress. Then realized that - nope - the new PCB is warped too. Long story short, I don't have a Tokyo 60, and I only buy pre-builts now.

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kottchup

Jun 12, 2024

Activities:Work & Gaming

Paired Switch:Linear

Keyboards Owned:4

Verified Buyer

Requires a little bit of work, but well worth it

I've been eyeing out this keyboard for a while now and I finally got a chance to get it. At first I just put it together as it was out of the box. Keyboard turned out very loud and to my surprise very stiff (I've been raised on gasket mounted keyboards). But I immediately took a liking to HHKB layout, with some keybinds it's very comfortable to use. After reading all the reviews I didn't even attempt using included stabilizers, I had some TX stabs laying around and after a little bit of lubing they work like a charm. Later on I've also invested in some foams to fill the case up since it sounded very loud and hollow. In the end I'm quite happy with how it turned out (though not what i was aiming for). For switches after trying out many I've decided on Gateron Oil Kings, after relubbing stems and top housings feeling and sound improved by a lot. Not a big fan of QMK so after some fun times with drivers I decided to flash with VIA, being able to change bindings from browser level on any computer I'm using is just too convenient. Overall I recommend the board, but for people who are used to softer typing experience its' stiffness may be quite shocking (that's me). But right now this is my daily driver, I bring it to work everyday and game on it at home.

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Pokallysv

Jun 11, 2024

Activities:Work

Paired Switch:Linear

Keyboards Owned:7

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Good product, need some improvement on the quality control

The kit is solid and comes with everything you need to build your first HHKB. This is my first HHKB and I love it so much. I know you can do the same thing with other 60% keyboards, but this layout give some fun and interesting look to your set up. The reason I did not give it full on 5 stars because the first one that came had a PCB problem, some of the keys are not responding. Nevertheless, DROP support team was very helpful and replace it with free of charge. However, the second one that came was missing a diode on its PCB, making the fn key (the most important one for HHKB) does not working. The customer support was still very responsive and help me right away. I ended up requesting for a partial refund and stay with the current fault (which is bearable.. I guess?). I really appreciate the support DROP support team gave me, but it would be seamless if this kit works at least the second time. Apart from these faults, I think this is a solid kit to have.

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miles.chatterji

Jun 5, 2024

Activities:Work

Paired Switch:Tactile

Keyboards Owned:7

Verified Buyer

Love is an understatement

I really love this keyboard, and everything that I was able to make out of it. I got mine in Coyote, with SA Drop+T0mb3ry Carbon keycaps paired with KPRepbulic Cherry MX Ergo Clear switches, I couldn't ask for a better feel and sound. The look and feel is just simply amazing. I did run into a slight issue in which I am going to try and work out with Drop in which after about 12 days, all but 1 RGB underglow LEDs quit working. I searched the internet to find out that several other people are experiencing the same issue, which seemed to have been purchased around the same time as mine, I wonder if there was a bad batch of PCB's, so just keep that in mind, I cant give it 5 stars for this reason, as after spending the money I spend to build out this board I would expect that the LEDs would stay working for longer than 12 days.

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miles.chatterji

Jun 14, 2024

Yes I have found that sometimes their PCBs just have issues. They replaced mine under warranty and so far so good, I was a little worried that perhaps it would come from a similar batch of PCBs and suffer the same issue but so far its been okay. I even purchased a second one as a gift and it is holding up okay so far. Luckily the customer service is good to get them replaced if you have issues.