DREVO Calibur 72 Key Gaming Mechanical Keyboard RGB LED Backlit Ten keyless Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 -UK Layout (Brown Switch, Black)

Absolutely fantastic keyboard for the money!!Small and compact, the perfect size for me personally. I really don't need the extra bulk of the fullsize kb'sThe switches feel good! I went for the browns. Although they are not Cherry switches, they feel just as good. I personally prefer the slightly looser feel of these switches, if that is even the correct way to describe it haha.No issues with key input when in bluetooth mode. It is working perfectly. I have connected the kb to 2 devices and switching between them is easy with a simple key combination.The lighting options are great! All the lighting modes and configurations are all built in on the keyboard itself. It's so much easier than having to use dedicated software. Okay, it might not have as many options as the more expensive kb's but ill be honest, I never touched half the stuff what was available on those software. What is available here on this keyboard is plenty in my opinion!!!Build quality is very good! Hardly any flex to it, It is very sturdy. The keycaps are pretty decent too. Enough of a matte finish to them for it to compare to some kb's twice the price.Compact, clean, Bluetooth, Lighting. . . . You can't go wrong at this price!!!!

I was really after a bluetooth keyboard which was small in size for a small home desk setup. Mainly for work/productivity but also some light gaming. Came across this keyboard on Amazon and checked out some reviews on YouTube as I'd not heard of the brand. Turns out they're part of a large electronics manufacturer from Asia with lots of history in the local market.Product turned up next day and the packaging is really first rate - nice box, well packaged, decent enough instructions. Got it paired with my laptop (Dell inspiron 7577) first time using bluetooth, then created a second profile for my work laptop (HP elitebook). It can provide up to 3 profiles so you could also connect it to a smart TV/console/phone if you like.RGB is super simple to setup, lots of effects and all keys are customisable. I'm not a fan of OTT gaming setups so I've gone for white keys with red accents on core buttons (WASD, FN and arrow keys) and turned all other lights off. You can adjust brightness too which is good.The responsiveness of the keys is pretty good, not noticed much input lag. My only complaint would be a slight resonating sound from the spacebar. Guess this is a downside to cheaper switches.The layout works well for me - there is no numeric keypad, which is fine for me as I rarely use them. F keys are combined with the number keys which again isn't a problem, very seldom use F keys so its no bother having to press two keys to do the job of one!It is a 72 key layout, despite the product description in Amazon. Only downsides of the product for me are:Noise - there wasn't a choice on the switch type, the ones shipped aren't obnoxiously loud, but they are noticeable.Size/shape of return key - it is a rectangle, similar to what a shift key is like. If you're used to a traditional return key shape you may struggle, but seeing as it's the same shape as the keyboard on the Dell it's not massively different for me.Highly recommended product.

Before buying I was a little sceptical of this keyboard, mainly as DREVO was a name I’d only come across in low end SSDs. Asked around on r/mechanicalkeyboards, and found that they are part of Keykool, who are huge in the Asian market (akin to Hisense breaking in to the European market). Went ahead and purchased this for £60.In the box you get;- Keyboard- USB cable- Keycap Puller tool- Stickers- Warranty cardGenuinely blown away by the quality of this keyboard. Keycaps are just right – not too grippy and not too smooth, lights are bright and completely adjustable, board is just the right weight, feet underneath are a good quality, and of course it uses proper Cherry MX switches (browns for me). Super compact board which can be used with a supplied USB cable (so not limited to wireless). In fact it charges the batteries via the USB cable.If you want a genuinely compact keyboard (who needs F-Keys any how?!) that feels amazing and is top notch quality, but at half the regular price of the big names, then this is the one. I honestly can’t see what else spending £120+ on a Ducky will get you.