Drop has
Drop CTRL High-Profile Aluminum Keyboard Case (3 Colors) on sale for
$10.
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Product Details:
- Our CTRL keyboard is a big deal—and now we've got the high-profile case to prove it. CNC-machined from aluminum and anodized for a vivid finish that won't fade, it's the same exact case featured on our standard Drop CTRL High-Profile Keyboard, now in new colorways that are sure to catch eyes. Not only can this case customize a CTRL High-Profile—it can also transform a standard CTRL into its taller counterpart. If you're looking to elevate yours, this is your way up.
- Material: Anodized aluminum
- Compatible with Drop CTRL High-Profile, Massdrop CTRL High-Profile, Drop CTRL, and Massdrop CTRL keyboards
- Dimensions: 14.5 x 5.5 x 1.1 in (36.8 x 13.9 x 2.9 cm)
- Weight: 2.71 lbs (1.23 kg)
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In the case of this board, you need:
case (this product)
drop CTRL v1 or v2 pcba (~$60 and often out of stock)
rgb diffuser ($5-10 and often out of stock)
optionally foams ($~30 on here if they're in stock, or ordered from stupidfish it'll be 29 for case and plate foam and then if you want PE foam on your plate to modify the sound, it's 14 for pre-cut PE foam or you can just use a random thin piece of PE foam and push switches through it by looking up guides on youtube)
plate mounted stabilizers ($12-30; I recommend TX AP, not Drop's phantom stabs)
switches ($20-60) depending on how fancy you get
keycaps ($20-150+) depending on how fancy you get
IMO the CTRL needs foam to sound good. (I have other, clacky boards I run foamless.)
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but... the important bit, the PCB, is completely sold out. You'd need to wait in line and hope you can grab one next time it goes in stock. I have heard more enthusiastic keyboard people trashing on Drop keyboards saying that their PCB quality is worse than other manufacturers though which may cause issues. I'm by no means a keyboard person so I have no idea.
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In the case of this board, you need:
case (this product)
drop CTRL v1 or v2 pcba (~$60 and often out of stock)
rgb diffuser ($5-10 and often out of stock)
optionally foams ($~30 on here if they're in stock, or ordered from stupidfish it'll be 29 for case and plate foam and then if you want PE foam on your plate to modify the sound, it's 14 for pre-cut PE foam or you can just use a random thin piece of PE foam and push switches through it by looking up guides on youtube)
plate mounted stabilizers ($12-30; I recommend TX AP, not Drop's phantom stabs)
switches ($20-60) depending on how fancy you get
keycaps ($20-150+) depending on how fancy you get
IMO the CTRL needs foam to sound good. (I have other, clacky boards I run foamless.)
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but... the important bit, the PCB, is completely sold out. You'd need to wait in line and hope you can grab one next time it goes in stock. I have heard more enthusiastic keyboard people trashing on Drop keyboards saying that their PCB quality is worse than other manufacturers though which may cause issues. I'm by no means a keyboard person so I have no idea.
I switch between using my DROP ALT keyboard and my Keychron K7 low profile. I like the Keychron more, due to the low profile switches, but the DROP ALT is top notch for regular switches. It just lacks tons of software features apart from the wireless part.
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