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

Just wish it could've had a volume knob, otherwise no complaints.

This is the greatest keyboard I have ever used. I didn't know what I was missing. If I had known, I would have bought this or something like it long ago. Makes typing a joy!

Great keyboard right out of the box. Heavy, creamy, and comfortable. Feels like the Rainy 75 but slightly less thonky and with additional keys (that I don't really use). Green/Brown colorway was really cool too, but ended up replacing them with Osume keycaps. Easy connectivity either wired or wireless as well. My only personal issue was that my left shift and space bar had unevenly lubricated stabilizers, so they felt kind of annoying compared to other pre-lubed keyboards right out of the box.

This is truly one of the highest quality budget keyboards out there. Made with quality metal materials and the sound is so creamy.

Terrible wireless range. Several issues trying to get the full functionality of this machine. I regret this purchase.

I have zero complaints. Put akko rosewood switches in it and it's the deepest thockiest keyboard ever. Honestly my endgame. Ball catch mechanism makes it so easy to mod.

My first Keyboard and it's almost perfect. Just wish it had the option for screw in stabs. Clip in Only! Swapped out the switch's for DUROCK's Silent Linear Switches Dolphin, Classic Blue Stem 5 Pins Silent Linear Switch, Pre-lubed MX Silent, and there's almost no sound. As a first timer the quick release modular setup makes it the perfect beginner Mechanical keyboard.

The Crush80 keyboard has been a wonderful upgrade from my RK84 board. The first thing I noticed was just how heavy it was (approx. 5 lbs) compared to other plastic keyboards I've used in the past. Right out of the box, the Crush80 has a nice, creamy sound, and the linear cocoa switches felt very smooth. The keyboard also comes with a nice, sturdy carrying case and replacement screws and gasket pieces. I really love how easily customizable this keyboard is. It comes with a plastic plate, an aluminum plate, and 4 different sheets of foam, so you can mix-and-match and adjust it to your own sound preference. The magnetic latch works smoothly and makes switching foam in and out much simpler than having to fiddle around with screws. The Crush80 is also compatible with the VIA program, so you can remap your keys and change your backlighting directly. I just have two small nitpicks with this keyboard. I could tell that the white color option would be an off white from the product pictures, but in person, it's much more like a beige. Also, the flex plate is very flexy, and it made changing out the stock switches to my own switches very tedious. Overall, this is an excellent TKL mechanical keyboard, especially for this price!

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.

Nice solid keyboard that you can feel the weight. But I didn’t quite like the feel of the keys and the sounds. Colouring was also kind of dull.