KEEBMONKEY WOBKEY Crush 80 Reboot CNC Aluminum 5-Second Quick-Release Triple-Mode Connectivity Mechanical Keyboard with Superior Acoustics (Pro Pink)

Royal Mail decided to delay my package, but the support from ComputerOrbit assured me everything was going to arrive fine, it also arrived in pristine condition all while being worth my money

Incredible pre-built aluminum mechanical keyboard for the money. Better than anything you could get from the likes of bib brands like Logitech, Razer or Corsair. Sounds and feels great out of the box with loads of foams and it's really easy to disassemble the keyboard due to the presence of the latch system. Comes with 2 plates in the box: 1x FR4 (comes pre-installed) and 1x alu plate. Build quality punches way above the price class into custom keyboard level quality. CNC machining is well done and anodized red color looks fantastic. I have been running the board with Akko Cilantros and Gatero Type Rs and it sounds fantastic. Really good board for clacky switches. Wireless can be spotty if there's no direct line of sight with the adapter. Battery life is great when RGB is turned off (lasts about a month on wifi) All in all, it's an Incredible keyboard.

the keyboards quality is great and it sounds quite nice, i had no problems or issues when opening it after it shipped

Beautiful keyboard. Sounds delicious. Delivery was done on time, product had no issues. Small cons: 1. The power button under Capslock is kinda annoying. 2. Backlight not being see through kind of makes it hard to see in dark if you rely on it.

Having gone through more than a few mechanical keyboards that did not live up to my admittedly high standards, I have finally decided to take the plunge and get this highly-acclaimed keyboard. Its reputation is richly deserved - the build quality and the quality of metal finishing is absolutely spectacular in comparison to other aluminum keyboards in $150-$200 range. I know this keyboard is more expensive than those boards, but it is fairly obvious that the quality control on it is much higher than that of its competitors. In terms of actual functionality, RGB is perfect, switches sound and feel amazing and are medium-weight linears which I personally enjoy a lot. Stabilizers are lubricated properly. Keycaps are dualshot PBT with sharp legends and feel fairly smooth to touch - I do prefer slightly more coarse surface of dye-sub PBT keycaps, but the legends on those are not as sharp. Wifi performance is flawless, but I personally use it in purely wired mode, so I simply disconnected both batteries. The packaging is also spectacular as the keyboard comes in its own carry zippered case inside a carboard box. Extra switches gaskets and other trinkets are included. Crush 80 is also toolfree disassembly and is super easy to mod. The only exception is the battery compartment which has 6 screws that are large and made of very strong metal, so they are not easy to strip. If you are a mechanical keyboard connoisseur, this keyboard is worth is massive weight in gold. It will save you a lot of time and headache in the long run.

At first, after watching many reviews online and many videos, I thought it would be too loud as it was in the videos, but in reality, it was incredibly smooth and well-built and it's so easy to disassemble and make some customization if you're the kind to change the foams or the switches, while reading through the reviews I haven't seen anyone comment on the carry-on case that comes with it and I think this is one of the best keyboards for this price. If you're gonna buy it go for it.