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

This keyboard has been treating me well over the past couple months, I haven't even needed to charge it yet, but keep in mind I don't use the RGB lighting so this makes the battery just last significantly longer, the quality of the keyboard is superb, it's heavy, sturdy and especially doesn't sound hollow due to the mods this board comes with, it has gaskets for a soft typing feel that doesn't feel too mushy but doesn't feel too stiff either, the board also comes pre-installed with a force break mod so that it doesn't sound hollow, the switches it comes with are rather good! But for me the lightweight switches weren't up my alley, I swapped them out for gateron milky yellow pro v2's and it's made the board feel significantly pleasant to use, I love the magnetic ball latch system for ease of access on the internals it allows me to install mods easily as well so if your a big keyboard modder this might be the board for you! All in all I recommend this keyboard to those who really want the "end game" of keyboards I might say!

Coming from the Rainy 75 pro (5/5 stars if you can find it at a good price), for the most part I knew what I would be getting with this board. When I first received the Crush 80, the box had an LPN sticker and the WOB packaging tape was not sealed. At that point, I was concerned that I had received a used board. My concerns were validated when I opened the product--while nothing was missing, there were multiple hairs in the board and the caps lock key had a hairline fracture in the post such that it could not seat properly on the stem. Amazon customer service informed me that I could receive a replacement and return the first keyboard, or I could request a refund. I opted for the replacement, and then the Amazon agent told me my refund would be sent after I sent in the first keyboard. I asked when the replacement was expected to arrive, and she promptly left the chat. The next representative informed me that they could not send a replacement, and I would need to order another keyboard. I did so, and my replacement arrived 2 days later (3 days after my initial "next day delivery" order). The second keyboard I received appears to be new, and I have only encountered small issues so far: Specifically, the switches on my enter and right shift keys are a bit mushy/possibly over-lubricated. Nothing major (although I haven't tested each switch at this point). I would give the product 4.5 stars if not for Amazon's customer service/having received a used product sold as new.

I love the keyboard. It’s heavy and feels good on the fingers and ears. The instructions are straightforward. One issue I had from the start was being unable to connect via wire which also meant I couldn’t charge the unit. This was because something had dislodged internally during shipment. Customer support was able to help with the issue even if they were a bit slow. But if you have a wire connection issue, try removing the front plate and realigning the connector on the top middle of the board

It is by far the best out of box keyboard I have purchased. The typing sound is marbly and consistent across the board. The plate is not that soft and bouncy which I really like. The switch that came with it has a very subtle damping feeling and is very smooth and satisfying to type on. It may be the end game of my assembled keyboard search.

This is maybe my 65th budget board in my collection (give or take a few), and I could not be more pleased with it, to the point where I'm contemplating buying 2 more in different colors (navy and warm silver), because they're so beautiful. To say that I have a love affair with budget boards would obviously be an understatement. I'd coveted the Rainy75 for a long time, but didn't want to deal with a case with screws and no place to store the dongle. I did eventually cave and buy one, after also purchasing a lot of the Rainy clones like the Inky75 (hands down one of my all-time favorite budget boards as well), Womier SK75, Womier RD75, Weikav Stars75, and Bridge75. All have their good and bad points, but the Rainy remains the one that started it all, and I think it's an excellent board with great acoustics, but the shortcomings that prevented me from buying it at first still persist. Well, Wobkey fixed all of those issues with this board, and although it's a larger form factor than I'd prefer, since I typically go for 75% instead of TLKs, it's such a great board that I'm willing to overlook the slightly larger footprint, since realistically, it's only an inch and change longer. This thing is a beast, weighing in at around 5 lbs. I think it's even heavier than the Womier SK87, which is one of my favorite budget TKLs (though that one can be had for less than 1/3 the price of this one, so I'd argue that it's hands down, the best value). The ball catch mechanism to open the case is flawless, and I LOVE that they implemented a magnetic connection. There are a couple other boards in my collection that have this feature, but it's such a game changer in terms of being able to rapidly disassemble things for modding. There's one board I have that implemented a magnetic connection in the case, but it's dangling by a ribbon cable, which kind of defeats the purpose. This board kind of just does all the things that you wish a keyboard would do. RGB is nice and bright, there are lots of foam options for you to play around with, AND this comes with an extra aluminum plate in case the FR4 isn't your cup of tea. I do wish it would come with a PP plate as well, to really give more sound options, but as it is, for a board in this price category, including an extra plate is basically unheard of. I'll be buying an extra plate from the website that rhymes with schmali-express though for more sound and feel options. The spray coating on the pink board is very well done and super smooth. I can't see or feel any inconsistencies in the paint and although I do wish they'd picked a slightly warmer pink, I do appreciate that they kept the color soft and light, since I have a couple pink boards in my collection that are pretty Pepto Bismol-y, and had I known they would differ from their product photos so much, I probably would've passed on them. The back weight is interesting, since it's mounted on a white base with the silver crackle over top. I actually like it quite a lot because it eliminates one of the most annoying issues with metallic back weights (in my opinion), which is that the reflective ones are usually fingerprint magnets and keeping them clean is an absolute headache. I don't have to worry about touching or scratching this weight because the texture hides everything. Plus it looks cool. Having onboard dongle storage on the bottom of the board is brilliant. I just don't know why every single board doesn't do this. I have a pill case filled with dongles of the other manufacturers who haven't gotten on board with this yet. Although I don't think many people will be traveling with this board due to its size and overall heft, I will. I bring a different keyboard into work with me on a daily basis, and having someplace to store the dongle without fear that it's going to get lost is a huge plus for this board. For the record, the Womier SK87 and the Weikav Lucky80 have this feature as well, and both boards have high marks from me, too. The switches that come with this board are ok - good, not great. They sound nice and offer a kind of a poppy clack, but the lube feels a bit inconsistent on some, leading to a scratchy feeling. Stabilizers are really well-tuned, but could benefit from a bit of extra lube. The keycaps are double-shot PBT and feel a bit cheap, but they're decent and very useable so that you can pull this board out of the box and start using it right away. Most of the fonts are crisp and well done, especially on the alphas, but there is a little bit of inconsistency on the modifiers. The tab, caps lock, enter, windows, and super buttons all have a bolder font than everything else - kind of an odd little thing, but unless you're specifically looking for it, it's not so obvious that you would immediately notice. I don't love the sound of the spacebar, but it's easily fixable with a little bit of fun tack, and I don't plan on keeping the stock keycaps for too long anyway. The fact that this board is VIA compatible is excellent - it allows you to customize your board to a degree that it should function perfectly for even the most sophisticated macro user, but you do have to search for the .json file and be sure you don't lose it, or else you run the risk of not being able to customize your board if it disappears from wobkey's website. My one and only gripe, and it's not even a big one, is that the on/off switch for wireless functionality is located under the caps lock key. This is currently pretty standard, so it's not the end of the world, but it does mean that if you do want to take this board somewhere with you and you plan to use it wirelessly, you'll also need to bring along a keycap puller. Speaking of the caps lock key - I thought that there wasn't an indicator light for when it's toggled on, but as it turns out, the ECG light on the right side of the board actually serves as an indicator. When caps lock is on, it turns white. Then it goes back to whatever color you had it set to once caps is off. Love that little feature, since I think caps lock indicators are an absolute must-have. Overall, I could not be more pleased with this board in looks, sound, and functionality. Now I just need to stop myself from buying 2 more of them.

Sound - Very Good (Kind of Creamy) Wight - Very Good (2.4kg) Build - Very Good (Feels Strong) Mod - Very good (Easy to Mod) Acc - Very Good (Extra Plate and Case) RGB - Good (Only in Pro Version) Looks - Good (I Prefer 75% Layout) Instructions - Bad (Not Easy to Understand) Connection - Very Bad (Horrible issues) Overall keyboard is Amazing, But in some cases including mine just won’t connect with or without cable, I tried everything but couldn’t find any solution, so I returned it It’s a 5/5 star keyboard With Connection issue it’s taking out 2 stars for me