The Eye is moving—and it’s fallen onto our Mech Keys community. What began as a keycap set has now taken shape as a full board. Meet the Drop + The Lord of the Rings Black Speech Keyboard: a Mordor-inspired centerpiece poised to conquer your desktop. New to this build is a matching black aluminum case with custom artwork by OSHETART depicting the Eye of Sauron atop Barad-dûr. Beyond the aesthetics, the typing is scary-good, too, thanks to our Phantom Stabilizers paired with our Holy Panda X Switches for a tactile feel worthy of the Dark Lord himself. One does not simply walk into this keyboard.
Q: How many memory profiles can the keyboard store?
A: The keyboard can store a maximum of five memory profiles.
Q: What is the length of the cable?
A: The cable length is 5.25 feet.
Q: Does the keyboard have a palm rest?
A: This keyboard does not have a palm rest.
Q: What type of switches are used in the keyboard?
A: This keyboard uses Holy Panda X Switches for a tactile feel.
Q: Are the keys hot swappable?
A: undefined
Q: Is the keyboard backlit / can you see the key letters in the dark
A: Fully backlit but the only color option is white.

The Eye is moving—and it’s fallen onto our Mech Keys community. What began as a keycap set has now taken shape as a full board. Meet the Drop + The Lord of the Rings Black Speech Keyboard: a Mordor-inspired centerpiece poised to conquer your desktop. New to this build is a matching black aluminum case with custom artwork by OSHETART depicting the Eye of Sauron atop Barad-dûr. Beyond the aesthetics, the typing is scary-good, too, thanks to our Phantom Stabilizers paired with our Holy Panda X Switches for a tactile feel worthy of the Dark Lord himself. One does not simply walk into this keyboard.

Introducing the CSTM80: an enthusiast desktop centerpiece that’s doing customization differently. Introducing a never-before-seen component, purpose-built decorative top case, and it fits magnetically—and seamlessly—onto the CSTM80’s specially designed polycarbonate case. Designed with a refined aesthetic that’s both minimalist and classic in the ever-popular tenkeyless layout. The CSTM80’s sleek keycaps with front-facing shine-through legends to complement the enthusiast specified south facing per-key RGB lights. Inside this case, the CSTM gasket-mounted system with easily replaceable gasket pegs and a full array of foam for the best sound performance. The CSTM80 is a performance keyboard with plenty of room for customization.

Stand out from the crowd with superior skill and distinctive design. The CORSAIR K65 PLUS WIRELESS is a 75% gaming keyboard that maxes out on performance and personality. Step up your switch game with pre-lubricated CORSAIR MLX Red linear switches that make each keystroke silky smooth and responsive. Integrated sound dampening tempers annoying clacks and pings, so you can enjoy subtle, pleasant acoustics as you play and type. Easily connect to PC, Mac, and other devices via ultra-fast 2.4GHz wireless or Bluetooth, and power through your playing sessions for longer than ever – up to 266 hours on a single charge. On the K65 PLUS WIRELESS, skill meets style.

Vilya. Nenya. Narya. Among the Rings of Power, the three granted to the Elves have the longest history, and the most unique lineage. Now, they’re being laid to rest just out of reach—on your keyboard, of course. Introducing the Drop + The Lord of the Rings Elven Rings of Power Artisan Keycap. Will your fingers find the mighty Vilya, kept by none other than Elrond, Lord of Rivendell? Or will they reach for Nenya, granted to Galadriel, Lady of the Wood? Or, might they grasp the secret fire with Narya, last held by Gandalf himself?
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Customers express satisfaction with the unique keycap design and the feel of the keys, frequently praising the typing experience and the high-quality mechanical switches. Many appreciate the attention to detail in the key design and the responsiveness of the switches for gaming. However, some customers wish for improved backlighting, noting difficulty seeing the keys in low-light conditions.
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I really like the feel of the halos, might be my new favorite switch. Also this keyboard enables invisibility in all games, 10/10
Posted by DonteFierro
Product excellent and very good for you guys and your team
Posted by MarvinHidalgo
You have probably never heard of Drop. But if you examine the box a little closer you'll discover the mention of Corsair being the manufacturer behind these highly customizable keyboards. This should inspire confidence in these products as the company has been creating gaming components and accessories for a long, long time. The DROP + The Lord of the Rings TKL Wired Black Speech Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a fascinating piece of hardware whether you're a LOTR fan or not. Let's have a look at what's good and what could've been better. This Drop keyboard comes with a custom paint job reminiscent of Sauron. The caps are printed in elvish (there are tiny little letters for those who still need to look at the keyboard to type) and it really looks gorgeous. It comes with additional key caps (red) which can replace the keys that are pre-installed. There are some more keys and accessories available to purchase, but in my humble opinion, it's pretty cool looking as it is. The box also contains a USB cable (Type C to USB-A) and a keycap puller. I would have loved a braided cable instead of the regular cable, but you have to buy it separately. If you've been around long enough, you'll realize that the keys feel more like an old-school keyboard from the '90s, which is very cool. I really like the circular indentation which helps to keep your little fingers on the right keys. The keyboard is mechanical and it sounds fairly well. I find it a bit loud but I'm also using opto-mechanical switches on my other keyboards. Now, the box says that the switches are Holy Panda X Tactile and respond without any lag at all. The housing of the Drop is aluminum, which spells quality and sturdiness. It's got a nice weight to it. After a week of using this keyboard, I found it to be very comfortable to type and game with and it gives off a lot of flair. But not everything is fine in the Shire and Drop has (and I apologize for this pun in advance) dropped the ring. The biggest issue comes in form of the app used to control most features. It wouldn't detect the keyboard no matter how or which USB port I plugged it in to. This led to hunting down tutorials and videos explaining how to flash the firmware. This is a problem and I hope that Drop will fix their app soon. It simply isn't great. You can use the function key to adjust many settings, but a software option is always the better choice. The next one is more of a personal gripe. The keyboard features lighting, but the keycaps are opaque. It would have been so much better to see the elvish light up. I game a lot at night and I rely a lot on the keyboard to offer enough light to see the keys. As I mentioned before, it's just a minor thing but if you're like me, you kind of expected to see the elvish symbols light up in a classy, shimmery style. All in all, the DROP + The Lord of the Rings TKL Wired Black Speech Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a hit and miss. It is great looking, it works and feels great. The price is justified by the quality of the build and the content of the box. Alright, now back to play Return to Moria.
Posted by Goor00inTX