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Revo One Aluminum 60% Mechanical Keyboard Case

Apr 25, 2018

The drop itself was a little disappointing. I got mine in the first drop last year, it was delayed, didn't even come with screws or feet . I understand things going late, especially for MK stuff. But missing parts suck, albeit MD gave people a credit for the missing parts. I was charged $40CAD for duties upon delivery (DHL delivered to Canada), making this guy cost a total of $260CAD/$205USD.
Note: This is currently the 3rd drop, a 2nd drop happened earlier and that completely tanked.
The case itself was sadly also a little disappointing from a quality control point. The QC was abysmal for this, people either got flawless cases, or damaged cases. I had light chips, and scratches on mine nothing huge but still worth mentioning. The screw holes are poorly machined, I was screwing it in properly but the screw hole was tight and catchy in certain spots. Felt like I was cross threading every damn screw. There were some fitment issues with my Zeal60 (Tested a Satan60 as well - same issues) as some screw holes barely aligned with either PCB.
It's a shame because I really like the case now that I have been using it. Aesthetically very pleasing. The coating that they use makes it feel like a smooth ceramic and not paint. After being built, my keyboard weighs a hefty ~3.5lbs. Even with all the imperfections the case is still awesome.
I expected some higher attention to quality on something that costs this much. I don't see myself selling this anytime soon, but I wouldn't buy it again knowing the same issues aren't fixed.

Apr 25, 2018

TechieWeirdo

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Apr 26, 2018

TheEv0Same. Mine came with a few defects, then they shipped me a replacement with more defects. Had to keep my first because I want this for my endgame. Currently thinking of cerakoting my case to hide the defects, or just spray paint the thing.

Apr 26, 2018

TheEv0

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Apr 26, 2018

TechieWeirdoCerakoting would be the best option, that's just hella expensive though. I think the cheapest option, compared to cerkote, that would result in a high quality finish would be powder coating.
I like the "thiccc coating" feel a lot more than the "trojan sensations thin spray paint" feel. Even a high quality automotive finish still doesn't feel as durable as a coating.

Apr 26, 2018