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-Competitor switches to what Cherry had made for years, narrowing the gap from stock to the broken in lubed cherry switch which had become gold standard -Plate material preference has changed a bit over time. There’s plenty of brass around but there’s many more options for more flexible materials an

There's like 10 layers to enthusiast keyboards that all change the sound, it's a lot of fine tuning. Most people will get by with a few different switches and a solid keyboard base, but doing so in a tester and not a built keyboard, you're not getting the full experience. I didn't even know they wer

I’m fixing up my coworkers drop ctrl and it has kailh box whites in it. While I personally have moved on from clicky switches I had to try it out before dismantling it for a cleaning. They were surprisingly nice but because of the board they were in I could feel it reverberate in my ear. Like I coul

This brings back memories of my Logitech G710+ and Drop CTRL daily driving days many, many moons ago. Lovely set.

Traded my browns for box white v1’s. I helped my coworker with her keyboard because she was tired of the click noise. She’s using a drop ctrl and that thing is just stamped metal with switches pretty much. Using that thing with the box whites was ear piercing. Put them in my hi75 with pbt denim caps

I have been collecting and repairing since the 1990s. I got out of the hobby and in 2019 built a new rig so I contacted some hobbyist friends and they let me in on the new vendors and tech. I bought a Drop CTRL tenkeyless and thought (from the marketing) that would be it. Then I received the kit and

I hope you'll enjoy them once they arrive. From a technical stand point, wireless is inferior as there is data loss depending on distance and added delay. Get rid of delay and you will have compressed audio that is inferior to the resource. In my experience, 2 hours at best is not a problem at all w

drop ctrl with cherry ergo clear switches and also ducky pudding caps for whatever that's worth, very solid + pretty keeb and the switches feel great when gaming for long periods

The one keyboard I've used with USB passthrough is the Drop CTRL V1 (though I believe the V2 has passthrough as well). It has a USB type C port on both the left and right, and you can connect either to a computer and use the other as a passthrough port. Overall it was fine, but nothing super special

If noise is an issue avoid the drop ctrl. I worked on a former coworkers and there is zero sound dampening making for a rather noisy typing experience. Other than that it was a nice keyboard to fiddle around with.