Massdrop is now Drop

Hi everyone! We’re very excited to announce our newest partnership with an affiliate partner of ours, Student Beans. For those unfamiliar with Student Beans, this new partnership will allow us to bring student-specific discounts to the Drop community. We hope that this discount will help make getting back to school more exciting and the school year a little bit easier.

Hello, this is my first ever keyboard I've had like this, all previous have had LED settings and colors very built in, so I'm extremely confused on how to change the LEDs, the color and maybe lighting pattern of this keyboard... I've seen that there are some tutorials for different drop keyboards, but this one specifically is a ENTR keyboard I think, and I have not been able to find any tutorial for that. I love the keyboard I think its awesome, I just need some help to figure out how to customize the LEDs. Thanks

As many of you know, we celebrated our 10th anniversary last year. It has been quite a journey. From Massdrop to Drop, and from a unique group-buy site to today’s hybrid model that finds cool stuff other people make, while designing and manufacturing stuff ourselves, and at the same time moving more and more to an in-stock model. Today, I have the honor of sharing with you yet another step in our evolution. Drop has been acquired by Corsair. I am sure front-of-mind for you is what this will mean for Drop and our focus on our discerning, engaged enthusiast community - especially at a time when we’ve been watching other players in the community struggle or outright fold. Obviously, we are convinced this move is good for us, for you and for the hobby, and I’ll give you a sense of why here. I know within the community Drop is sometimes seen as a “big” company, but you would be surprised how few-but-mighty our team is given the extraordinary range of products we have designed and/or...

Talking about the Drop Anniversary sale, not the Prime Day related sale. It was supposed to run until the 25th, according to the note on the affected product pages, but now everything I was holding off on is back to full price. Why did this sale end 10 days early?

I'm not holding my breath, since I can see many posts pleading for this dating all the way back to 2016... but Drop seriously needs a weekly option for the "new products" emails. Virtually every other ecommerce site that defaults to sending incessant daily emails offers the ability for subscribers to only get one(ish) email a week. Why? Because they'd much rather only send one email a week than have subscribers get fed up and unsubscribe altogether, which is where I'm finally at. Drop employees — is this something you'd ever consider?