[Beta] Crush 80 Beta

SKU: PC80Wht

$129.00

Unit price: per

Features

This is a beta entry sale, by purchasing, you agree to send us feedback regarding the Crush 80 keyboard within 14 days of receiving this keyboard.

Purpose: We have finished a batch of Crush 80 Keyboards (Around 2000), and we would like to invite our previous customers to join the beta testing. We would like to know your thoughts and how we can improve.

$155 makes this product the best cost-effective CNC TKL Keyboard. The overall finishing and quality of this keyboard is able to compete with $280+ keyboards.

Although this is a beta test, the products we offer are well-finished and tested (Mass production, with warranties included. This is not a clearance sale, and the keyboards we are offering are new and unopened.)

Crush80 Beta carried over the most praised features from its predecessor Rainy75:

CNC aluminum body & cut-out
Glittering embedded plaque variants in the backweight
Vibrant color set for aluminum body and keycaps
Split space compatible PCB (Positioning board available for purchase)

Specs:

Layout: TKL
Fast-Disassembly Case: Catch-ball Mount
Detachable PCB: Magnetic POGO Pin
Material: CNC 6063 Aluminum
Dimensions: 35.5 x 13.7x 4 cm
Weight: 2.4KG
Connectivity: Wired, BT 5.0, 2.4G Wireless
Latency: 2ms (Wired), 3ms (2.4G Wireless), 8ms (BT)
Battery: 3750mAh or 7500mAh (Pro Version)
Plate: PP/FR4 (Pro Version)
Badge: Magnetic Engraved WOB Logo(Stainless Steel)
Decoration: Electrocardiogram Pattern (with RGB Lighting)
Keycaps: Double Shot PBT
Firmware: VIA Compatibility
RGB: Available only in the Pro version
Switch: HMX(Lite Version)/BSUN Switch(Pro Version）

What is included

Hard Storage Case (High Quality with Zipper)
Storage Pouch
Aluminum Plate
Additional Screws
Additional Gaskets
Additional Dampening Silicone Bits
Additional Feets
Switch Puller
USB C Cable

[Beta] Crush 80 Beta

SKU: PC80Wht

$129.00

Unit price: per

Variant: Pro-White

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Shipping Time:

4PX: 10-15 days (US)

UPS: 8-10 Days (UK)

Standard Air Shipping: 5-20 days (Canada, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore, France)

Features

This is a beta entry sale, by purchasing, you agree to send us feedback regarding the Crush 80 keyboard within 14 days of receiving this keyboard.

$155 makes this product the best cost-effective CNC TKL Keyboard. The overall finishing and quality of this keyboard is able to compete with $280+ keyboards.

Crush80 Beta carried over the most praised features from its predecessor Rainy75:

CNC aluminum body & cut-out
Glittering embedded plaque variants in the backweight
Vibrant color set for aluminum body and keycaps
Split space compatible PCB (Positioning board available for purchase)

Specs:

Layout: TKL
Fast-Disassembly Case: Catch-ball Mount
Detachable PCB: Magnetic POGO Pin
Material: CNC 6063 Aluminum
Dimensions: 35.5 x 13.7x 4 cm
Weight: 2.4KG
Connectivity: Wired, BT 5.0, 2.4G Wireless
Latency: 2ms (Wired), 3ms (2.4G Wireless), 8ms (BT)
Battery: 3750mAh or 7500mAh (Pro Version)
Plate: PP/FR4 (Pro Version)
Badge: Magnetic Engraved WOB Logo(Stainless Steel)
Decoration: Electrocardiogram Pattern (with RGB Lighting)
Keycaps: Double Shot PBT
Firmware: VIA Compatibility
RGB: Available only in the Pro version
Switch: HMX(Lite Version)/BSUN Switch(Pro Version）

What is included

Hard Storage Case (High Quality with Zipper)
Storage Pouch
Aluminum Plate
Additional Screws
Additional Gaskets
Additional Dampening Silicone Bits
Additional Feets
Switch Puller
USB C Cable

Amazing feel

The Crush 80 Beta has an amazing feel and acoustics. It is definitely a bit more quiet than my Crush 80 Pro. It still manages to keep the same pebble like sensation.

The only issue that I have encountered is that the number row does not always respond to the first keystroke. It sometimes takes a few strokes to get the '-_' key work. I noticed a similar behaviour '0' and '9'. I tried changing the switches, but that did not seem to have any effect.

The Keyboard has been Okay so Far, but it has an Issue

The keyboard has been okay so far. I've had one issue where the q, w, t, u, i, p, f, c, b, n, m, and > keys have slightly scratchy feeling switches and make a very faint clicking noise when they're pressed, not consistent with the other keys.

Sent a broken keyboard, company didn’t care

Sadly i would highly advise using Amazon if you're interested in this product. I was sent a defective keyboard and they made it VERY challenging to get a refund. They said they would cover the return shipping but never did which is pretty disappointing when you recieve a broken product. Very difficult company to work with, I saw others say this but figured it would be fine. The product felt okay but not great assuming yours has functioning keys. Multiple keys did not work and they suggested I take it apart and replace parts myself lol very pathetic experience. I purchased a built keyboard intentionally, hoping the buttons would work considering that's it's only function.

There are multiple keys that require at least 3 key presses before it registers

There are multiple keys that require at least 3 key presses before it registers. I that wasn't an issue the keyboard would be perfect.

Sleepy keys

The build quality is great and the keys sound amazing but the digit, numpad and F keys take a few presses to ‘wake up’ and work. I have tried to fix the issue through swapping the keys with the supplied spares, and updating the firmware. Neither of these have worked, it is definitely a software problem though as the keys work fine until the next time I start the computer after being ‘woken up’. This can be very frustrating and should not be an issue with a keyboard of this price, altogether quite disappointed.

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