DREVO 84-Key Gramr Mechanical Keyboard with Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Blue Switch, Black

This is one of the worst keyboards I have ever had the misfortune of using. There are two major problems I have with this keyboard:1) There's inconsistent input lag (e.g. typing `shift` then `p` in quick succession would sometimes not capitalize the `p`),2) Some of the keys are outright failing (for me, it's the 3 key and sometimes shift key, the former working maybe 10% of the time, and in this case I had to mash the 3 button for almost 5 seconds to get it to type),Both of these problems are completely unacceptable. If the manufacturer/distributor reads this, I hope they contact me to replace or refund my purchase, because without some sort of remedy I will not only never buy this brand again, I will actively discourage others from purchasing it as well.

I really like this keyboard, but the one I received came with what appears to be a really annoying defect.CONS:The spacebar will get stuck and screw you over if you're in game or if you're typing a review on the amazon product page and have to backspace all the space you didn't mean to put there. Also, a negative to note is that when I plugged it in, the alternate number pad was activated and it replaced all the letters in the alternate number pad with the numbers even though I wasn't using function. Simply unplugging and replugging in the keyboard solved this issue for me.PROS:Everything else is perfect, the keys are legit mechanical ones (I got the blue switches) they aren't Cherry, (some knock off brand) but are compatible with keycaps that use Cherry switches. The white LEDs are nice and this keyboard lets you change the light intensity and gives you cool effects if you're into that. I like the small form factor, it's a nice 75% keyboard, although the positioning of the arrow keys are a little bit off from what I'm used to, but that's not a product problem. If you are intersted in a SFF mechanical keyboard, I would totally reccomend thisfor because at $40, this is really hard to beat.For now, I'm gonna have to deal with the spacebar issue, as I'm not inclined to return it because it hasn't been as big as an issue as it sounds. Also note that in the picture I have custom keycaps, but this product doesn't come with those. only the keyboard, a keycap puller, and papers.

The bang for your buck is strong with this one. That said, I wouldn't go any cheaper than this. What's great about this board is that you're getting Outemu swtiches in a 75% layout with backlight and not trash keycaps for $40. The cheapness definitely shows though. The Numlock defaults to on, which causes the numpad cluster on the right side of the alphas to spit out numbers instead of letters. This gets old real fast. When using the FN key the backlight flickers and blinks and does all kinds of weird stuff. You can't swap out the USB cable so you better be happy with the red/black woven cable it comes with. The keyfont is awful. The Outemu browns are scratchy (personal preference of course).I tried using a numpad with this board, and every time I pressed a key on the numpad, it toggled the Numlock on and then off on the Drevo. This lead to an issue where, when I was typing fast and using numbers and letters, it was making the Drevo spit out numbers instead of letters. I wanted to use this for work, and I need a numpad so this was a bit of a deal breaker.When the entry price for a lot of decent mechboards is $100+, a $40 board that actually works is a pretty sweet deal. Good for testing the waters, not so much if you're serious about getting something of top quality.

I'm not a gamer, but an old timer who likes the feel of a mechanical keyboard AND the lighted keyboard, because again I'm old :)Also I wanted a compact keyboard so I can set it in front or even lean it on my laptop and have it centered and not hang over to where my mouse it.This keyboard is perfect for all of that. Other than the goofy font it's perfect.The custom lighting I'll be has a use for you gaming whipper snappers too!

Really well made keyboard. I'm giving it 5 starts because everything seems perfect except that I don't know what I'm doing with it. When I try to type with it normally, I would hit the L key or something and a number 3 would show up. This happens with several keys and several different numbers show up. I must not be doing something right? Is it strictly a gaming keyboard where you wouldn't have to type to anyone? I just don't get it. If anyone can help me with this it would be awesome!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01K4GNLMS/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0My Logitech G710 was broke and I was broke too so considering the Drevo is only 40 bucks I gave it a try.I actually like its blue switch other than the brown switch on my g710, the pressing feels awesome. It also saves me a lot of room on my desk, which is pretty good for a csgo player because I use a large space of my mouse pad.Overall its a great budget mechanical keyboard, definitely worth owning.

I love this little keyboard it's just what I needed to increase my mouse space swtiches feel good lights are good and it's so compact

Great all around budget mech for someone who wants extra desk space. BE WARNED there is definitely input lag present in this model. You may not feel it in FPSs like Overwatch but you will definitely feel it in MOBAs that are more keyboard heavy like HOTS or LOL.

Ottimo per giocare senta tasti numerici. Fin troppo buono per il suo prezzo.