Drop Launches Harry Potter Keyboard Collection With Warner Bros. Discovery

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[Press Release] Drop has introduced the Harry Potter + Drop collection, a collaboration with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products. The lineup includes themed CSTM80 keyboards, desk mats, and artisan keycaps, all inspired by the four Hogwarts houses.

The collection’s highlight is the CSTM80 Mechanical Keyboard, available in Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin designs. Each features detailed keycaps styled after the Harry Potter films, while maintaining Drop’s signature build quality and performance.

Fans can also choose between two desk mat designs: Quidditch Desk Mats and House Crest Desk Mats, both offering vibrant visuals and durable comfort. Completing the collection are House Crest Artisan Keycaps, resin and acrylic pieces crafted to showcase each house emblem.

The Harry Potter + Drop Collection is open for preorder exclusively on Drop.com:

  • CSTM80 Keyboard: $249
  • Desk Mats: $39 each
  • Artisan Keycaps: $45 each
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