Drop is all in on its CSTM line of keyboards as it reveals the CSTM65, a compact gaming keyboard that looks to continue the incredible typing legacy from its larger counterpart, the CSTM80. The Drop ...

With Elgato and Scuf already on the roster, Corsair is building a PC gaming empire. Today, it announced its next step, with plans to acquire custom keyboard mega-name Drop. After building ...

Corsair, the maker of myriad PC and gaming gear, has announced an acquisition that could give its keyboards a much-needed quality boost. Online retailer and keyboard designer Drop has joined the ...

Drop has often offered a plethora of cool products at reasonable prices historically, and the latest addition to this with The Lord of the Rings Rohan keyboard is certainly no exception. Coming in two ...

Corsair has purchased the mechanical keyboard company Drop. This move was made to expand the company's peripheral business. Drop will remain a separate brand within Corsair. Corsair is one of the ...

If you're struggling to find a keyboard to match your desk aesthetic, Drop has launched the new CSTM80, a revolution in customizable mechanical keyboards. Even if you're unfamiliar with keyboard ...

Drop, now owned by Corsair, just announced its latest custom mechanical keyboard, the CSTM80. I’ve been testing it for the better part of two weeks to see exactly what it has to offer in comparison to ...

The new CSTM65 Keyboard from Drop is a compact 65% mechanical keyboard that aims to take customization to new heights thanks to its interchangeable magnetic case (available in polycarbonate or ...

Corsair is acquiring Drop, the companies announced today. Corsair is already the parent company of other gaming peripherals and PC brands it previously acquired, including Elgato and Origin PC. The ...

For a rather basic set of features, I'd expect to have paid a lot less. But as with any affiliated gaming gear the Drop LOTR ENTR keyboard comes at a premium. There's a lot to like, but you can get ...

Everyone seems to be buying a mechanical keyboard these days. Corsair has one-upped them all by buying its own mechanical keyboard company. The Fremont, California-based peripheral maker today ...