DROP - The Lord of the Rings TKL Wired Speech Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black
DROP - The Lord of the Rings TKL Wired Speech Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black
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Specifications
- Lighting TypeNoneForm FactorTenkeyless (TKL)Keyboard TechnologyMechanicalKey Switch BehaviorTactileConnection TypeWired
- Key Specs
- Lighting Type: None
- Form Factor: Tenkeyless (TKL) (The size, arrangement, and physical configuration of the product.)
- Keyboard Technology: Mechanical (Type of technology that detects a key press.)
- Key Switch Behavior: Tactile (Refers to the mechanisms under the keycaps on a keyboard that enable you to type faster and more precisely. Linear switches move straight up and down without any sound or bump. Tactile switches provide a noticeable bump in the key press, and no sound. Clicky switches provide a bump in the key press and "clicky" sound.)
- Connection Type: Wired
- General
- Brand: DROP
- Model Number: MDX-37875-3
- Product Name: The Lord of the Rings TKL Wired Black Speech Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
- Color: Black
- Features
- Lighting Type: None
- Numeric Keypad: false
- Touchpad: false
- Keyboard Type: Gaming
- Palm Rest: false
- Spill Resistant: false (Designed to resist some degree of accidental liquid spill. The level of spill-resistance is indicated by the product manufacturer, but the degree of protection may not be guaranteed after normal wear of the product.)
- Foldable: false
- Keycap Material: PBT
- Maximum Number of Memory Profiles: 5
- Functions
- Form Factor: Tenkeyless (TKL) (The size, arrangement, and physical configuration of the product.)
- Number Of Keys: 87
- Keyboard Technology: Mechanical (Type of technology that detects a key press.)
- Dedicated Macro Keys: false (Perform shortcuts of key sequences to carry out commands with a single key. Key sequences may include key strokes, mouse actions, and/or menu actions.)
- Adjustable Tilt Function: false
- Key Switch Behavior: Tactile (Refers to the mechanisms under the keycaps on a keyboard that enable you to type faster and more precisely. Linear switches move straight up and down without any sound or bump. Tactile switches provide a noticeable bump in the key press, and no sound. Clicky switches provide a bump in the key press and "clicky" sound.)
- Multimedia Keys: false
- Internet Keys: false
- Number Of Programmable Keys: 87
- Actuation Distance: 3.5 mm
- Actuation Force: 67 grams
- Connectivity
- Connection Type: Wired
- Wired Connectivity: USB-C
- Cable Length: 5.25 feet
- Detachable Cable: true
- Number Of USB Port(s): 1 (The total number of USB ports including all generations and versions.)
- Compatibility
- Operating System Compatibility: Windows, Mac, Linux
- Plug and Play Operation: true
- Dimensions
- Product Height: 1.25 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 5 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Depth: 14.2 inches (The out of box depth of the item. Depth is measured as the distance from the front of the item to the back as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Weight: 32.8 ounces (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Mouse
- Mouse Included: false
- Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 1 year
- Warranty - Labor: 1 year
- Other
- UPC: 810116905195
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.
- Mechanical Keyboard: Tenkeyless (TKL) layout with 87 keys.
- N-key rollover: Every single key you press is registered as a separate input.
- Robust Aluminum Case: The durable anodized aluminum bottom case with sturdy plastic top cover offers stability and style.
- Custom Keycaps: The Lord of the Rings keycaps with additional accent keys.
- Plate-Mounted Phantom Stabilizer: For easy keycap changes.
- Switch: Holy Panda X tactile switches.
Whats Included
- DROP + The Lord of the Rings TKL Wired Black Speech Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
- Warranty Card
- Keycap Puller
- USB-C Cable
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.
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| Pros for DROP - The Lord of the Rings TKL Wired Speech Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Build Quality, Key Feel, Switches, Keycap Design, Weight | Key Feel, Overall Performance, Design | Switches, Key Feel, RGB Lighting, Keyboard Quality, Customization | Build Quality, RGB Lighting, Noise Level, Feel, Responsiveness |
| Cons for DROP - The Lord of the Rings TKL Wired Speech Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black | |||
| Back Lighting | There were no cons for this product— | There were no cons for this product— | Software, Key Layout, Port Placement |
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Customers are saying
Customers express satisfaction with the keyboard's keycap design, build quality, and key feel. Many appreciate the tactile switches and the substantial weight of the keyboard. However, some customers desire improvements to the backlighting.
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Truly forged in the fires of Mt Doom
I really like the feel of the halos, might be my new favorite switch. Also this keyboard enables invisibility in all games, 10/10
DonteFierro Posted
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Very gut
Product excellent and very good for you guys and your team
MarvinHidalgo Posted
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Drop it like a it's the one ring
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.
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