Drop Ctrl vs Drop ENTR

After four weeks the cheap Halo-brand keys started flaking out. First the V key, then the R. They were so noisy people asked me to mute my zoom calls, and these aren't the colicky model. All of this was okay, because I had a set of MX Cherry Pink on the way, but I went to replace them and the Halos refuse to budge

Taurus k320 fantastic board also love this one. I believe you can only get this guy in cherry switches um. If i'm thinking right it comes with the pbt...

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We have a plastic top plate that is colored either the green, the black or the white there's a bit of weight to the keyboard as well, which is nice, b...

Probably so, as you can see, it's a very minimalistic design. We have a textured silver aluminum chassis on here. It's a it's, a full aluminum build, ...

The Drop ENTR is a finely crafted keyboard. You can feel the quality of its composition as you slide your fingers along the edges of the base and press down the keys. It is beyond the passable, and even good, craftsmanship you find in mass-produced keyboards from major manufacturers, including ones that charge more money for their more feature-rich designs. Priced at $90, the Drop ENTR is far and away the best pure typing experience you'll find for less than $100

I found that if I used the QMK firmware that is provided on GitHub and flashed that the problems I was experiencing disappeared. So, the online configurator that DROP provides delivers flawed firmware, which was causing the issues. Why they are behind an active open-source communities modifications baffles me. My best guess is that it is due to the generic online QMK configurator not supporting every lighting configuration that the DROP keyboard supports (e

There has been an argument that this is a rebranded version of a chinese keyboard which it is because that's what these companies do, they buy them, t...

Firstly my package arrived two days late. No big deal. I was just excited to see what a premium keyboard feels like. My initial impression was very good

Besides that, you also get a wired keycap pillar and that's about everything you get in the box with this keyboard. Now, coming in at $90, I am not ma...

Save your money, it isn't worth a 1/4 of the price, I have had similar build keyboards for $50-80.

This keyboard is not what I've come to expect from Drop. The keystrokes are very harsh and clacky, the switches are not hot swappable, the lights are not even white like advertised - they are closer to a warm like like 5300k or something. The keycaps feel cheap and more what I expect to be on a Logitech G Pro but honestly, for the money - get yourself a logitech G Pro or similar - it will be a better experience in terms of UI and control. The drop keyboard is limited on features and tough to improve this platform due to the soldered keyswitches