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

I build and mod keyboard and fully expected to have to tare this apart to get a premium sound but actually - it’s shocking good. Keyboard size is a TKL (or 80%) which is a little bit bit for me But man,It’s beautiful, well built, easy to work on. I just wish there were a series of crush keyboards rather than the rainy 75 and crush 80. If they ever make a Crush 65 I would never need another keyboard. What I’m saying is that it’s a wonderful keyboard with a great sound, a good deal for what you get, super functional, and It will rock your socks off.

A true gem. The full metal body feels premium, nothing like the plastic ones I’ve used before. It initially feels heavy, but the design is so well-balanced that it becomes surprisingly handy and easy to pick up if held from the angled sides. Effortless to move around despite its weight. Disassembling is a joy. The wireless switch hides cleverly under Caps key, the magnetic receiver slot is tucked away behind a sturdy metal piece in the back, and the snap-on top frame clicks in so satisfyingly. The backplate compartments are held together with some more magnetic structures like a smart toy. Such a unique piece of deisgn, feels just nice to have it in hand. The typing experience is excellent, with the keyboard seemingly sectioned for functionality: the letter keys offer stronger feedback for crisp, precise typing, while the functional keys are softer, giving a smoother touch. Add in an abundance of backlight modes with high customizability, and you’ve got a keyboard that is as fun and pretty as it is functional and smart. Highly highly recommend.

Can't give 5 because of some issues. The build quality of this keyboard is impressive, boasting premium materials and high-quality keycaps that feel great to the touch. It sounds fantastic "out of the box," requiring no additional mods to achieve a satisfying acoustic profile. However, the software experience is a bit lacking; the VIA JSON file is poorly optimized, causing the layout to render incorrectly on usevia.app. I also found the placement of the wireless mode switch under the Caps Lock key to be quite inconvenient for daily use. Additionally, the keycaps only feature Windows legends, which is frustrating since the default Mac mode prioritizes media keys over standard F-rows. Navigating these settings is a chore given the subpar VIA support, making it a mixed bag for macOS users.

Amazing Keyboard. Love the sound and quality of the build. The Crush 80 so far has been a slam dunk.

Frickin love this keyboard. After many hours of reviews on YouTube I finally was set on this one, and it absolutely did not disappoint. It feels incredibly nice, has insane heft, and the magnetic release is just a cherry on top. I don’t use wireless so the on/off button being in a weird place doesnt bother me at all.

Solid, sturdy, beautiful, and it sounds divine. The case it comes in is also wonderful. Will buy a second one, probably the Pro Purple.

An incredibly well built keyboard for the price. It really rides the line of premium while still being considered budget due to the costs of compatible keebs.

Really great buy, been using it both for programming (Bluetooth) and fps gaming (Wireless) and it's been the best mechanical keyboard i've ever had, recommended :)

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.

Worth every penny. Nothing more needs to be said.

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.

The sound of this keyboard is incredible. Basically perfect. The feel of the tying experience is also very good. It is a big expensive, but you get what you pay for.

The keyb is amazing, very milky feel if i have to put it in words. cons for the star - the 7Day warranty