Represent Sauron With This Incredible Special Edition Drop TKL Mechanical Keyboard at 35% Off
Amazon has a deal on the Drop + The Lord of the Rings Black Speech TKL mechanical keyboard right now that knocks it down to $130. That's a 35% discount, and it's a great price for a stunning keyboard that most LOTR fans will adore.
This gorgeous keyboard has all the normal symbols in tiny font next to the amazing Black Speech spoken by Sauron and his collective of Uruk-Hai and other powerful allies.
The tenkeyless nature means it fits better on smaller desks, and it's got an LED backlight for a really menacing feel. It's got a sturdy aluminum case, Holy Panda X mechanical switches for an incredible feel and sound, and the whole package just looks amazing.
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All of this means that this is easily one of the best keyboard deals going on right now. The quality is solid, it looks fantastic, and the discount is great.
Why this deal matters
Getting your hands on a nice keyboard can cost a lot of money, especially if you're looking at a special edition. The Lord of the Rings is a timeless classic, and new fans are constantly finding it, which makes this a cool keyboard for any age. With this discount, it's a no-brainer.
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