DROPTokyo Keyboard Tokyo60 Keyboard Kit V4 - HHHK-Style 60%, Hotswap Kaihua Sockets, Programmable QMK, USB-C, CNC Aluminum High-Profile Case (Keyboard Kit, Slate)

The price for the keyboard is not worth it, just buy a better one for the same price. The condition of the keyboard I got was pretty had no imperfections other than the screws not having a full coating of the black anodization and there was streaking inside the case near the pcb's location so it was a B stock but other than that it was all smooth sailing and the pcb was working. The design is very basic and easy to build but still stunning nevertheless, the keyboard required case and plate foam as it was very pingy. My experience is a 5 because there were no damage to the keyboard and got everything that was supposed to be in the package.

Very nice board overall, the integrated plate is fine as long as you know its there and aren't expecting too much from it. Looks great, with the acrylic diffuser sometimes it won't screw closed, I would say just don't get it unless you NEED RGB. Very straight forward build process, standard HHKB layout with 7u space, 2.25u LShift, 1.75u RShift, with split backspace.

Is a heavy very good quality barebone is the prettiest keyboard I have and I love it, the cons es they don’t have a bundle that include keycaps, switches are no problem you have hundreds of switch packs out there but you will have some trouble to find a keycaps set for this one, also is not the fastest keyboard if you want this one for gaming but for type is great

You will need to purchase your switches and keycaps. However, you will also want to purchase dampening foam for this keyboard. The keys do not have any backlighting. However, I highly recommend getting the optional diffuser to take advantage of the LEDs on the underside of the PCB.The layout is reminiscent of my HHKB keyboard and something I've learned to like over the years. The mounting plate is integrated into the top housing. As such, you may want to consider switch plate foam as well.An assembly guide is NOT included. However, this is one of the easier keyboards to assemble, and guides or videos can be found online.As for the price, it is a little steep considering other keyboards on the market have more features to offer. You have the makings for a premium keyboard sound, but you won't get it out of the box without some effort and a good dampening kit.

Pretty nice keyboard to start with if you want to try the hhkb layout. I really liked the way it felt with the low profile feel, made it really enjoyable to use. It has an integrated plate design so the keyboard may feel a bit stiff but it's not really a bad thing.

I received a broken PCB with a missing kaihua hotswap socket in the 2nd row of the left hand side. Also the PCB is heavily modded already which is not what was advertised. Upon opening my package the socket appeared broken off and was visibly damaged. All other components were in OK condition.