Following the launch of The Lord of the Rings Elvish and Dwarvish keycap sets last year, Drop is launching two full-fledged, officially licensed Middle-earth mechanical keyboards. You can choose ...

The mechanical keyboards come in Dwarvish, Elvish, and evil Black Speech styles. The latter is a brand-new entry into the collection, with the keycaps featuring Black Speech characters instead of ...

Drop+ Lord of the Rings mechanical TKL keyboard - Starting MSRP: $169 This keyboard may cause LOTR fans to drool, but it costs nearly double the product it is based upon. LOTR Designs (Dwarvish or ...

You wants them, you needs them, you must have these precious Lord Of The Rings mechanical keyboards. Today Drop has announced two officially licensed Lord Of The Rings mechanical keyboards in ...

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More of a collector's item than something you'd use daily, the DROP + The Lord of the Rings keyboard collaboration combines beautiful designs with great flourishes from Tolkien's world. It's fine for ...

Calling all Tolkien enthusiasts and keyboard aficionados! Drop, a renowned name in the world of custom mechanical keyboards, has just announced a new line of “Lord of the Rings”-themed keyboards.

Dive into the captivating world of mechanical keyboards with our latest review of The Drop + Lord of the Rings Black Speech Keyboard. Discover the meticulous design and unique Black Speech keycaps ...

Adventure Earth Must Die looks like a sci-fi Monkey Island, with an extremely British cast that includes names from Taskmaster, Game of Thrones, and Doctor Who Action We may never see PS2 classic The ...

Drop's new Riders of Rohan 'Lord Of The Rings' keyboard is gorgeous. The sturdily built mechanical keyboard comes in either green (Aldburg) or brown (Edoras) and both options are simply stunning. The ...

Can I just buy a single keycap? My dad read the Hobbit and LOTR as they were being released, loved them, and for the rest of his life (and all of mine) he used the Gandalf rune as his personal stamp ...