DREVO Calibur V2 TE RGB 60% Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 72-Key Small Compact, Work for PC/Mac (Outemu Blue Switch, UK Layout-White)

NB - I didn't install the software as I don't require it, so I'm not including it in my review. I also swapped out the keycaps for the excellent 9009 from HK GamingInitial review after a few days use:Very nice to use - the quality of the physical board is very good. A little weight to it so it feels good on the desk. All of the switches work well and I've had no issues. The space bar is nicely stabilized - this can be an issue on cheaper mech keyboards and this one is fine. No rattle when being used.The little stands at the back are connected by magnets which is a nice little feature but the magents are loose in one of the feet so it doesn't work well. A bit of glue sorted that though.One minor layout issue for people who like swapping out the keycaps, is that the pause/screen print key is on the wrong row - so there will be a slight difference between it and the rest of the keycaps in that area. Hard to make out though unless your looking for it.

I bought this keyboard after reading countless Reddit reviews of various keyboards, and I don't regret it. It's got a fair few lighting modes including various wipe/swirl/fading modes, different brightness settings, and even has Mac/PC switching (though it appears to be hit-or-miss when remembering which mode it's in if unplugged - it does not forget lighting modes, though).The version I got has Blue switches. They're tactile and very clicky, though a couple keys do feel very slightly squishy compared to the others. But not enough that it's a problem. It's fantastic to type on and nice to game on too.The size is perfect for my desk. I wanted something tiny after coming from a huge Logitech keyboard, and this fits the bill perfectly.The USB-C cable is a nice touch. Not necessary, but nice anyway. I like USB-C stuff!I'm not sure what else to say about it really. I bought it about a month ago (February 2022), so I'll update my review if something goes wrong.

Compact, well built and the software is good and user friendly can not complain

Fast shipping, genuine 60% UK Layout, lovely design. Outemu blue switches which are more than acceptable for a budget mech keyboard (read your own reviews online for more info). True RGB across the board, side lights are colour adjustable and not true RGB but does the job just fine. Keycaps are fine for what it is, would double shot PBT keycaps be better? Of course, but as an entry level mech keeb they are great, plus if you want double shot pbt's you could go and buy some. Only niggle with the keys themselves is the metalic spring back sound of the space bar, if this is your first mech keeb I wouldn't worry its barely noticeable.Note the Outemu, to my belief (through research) can be swapped out for any other Outemu switch in the same way you would hot swap Cherry MX's. You can also put Cherry MX's in this keeb, but only if you're willing to file down the pins a smidge as they are slightly too thick for the board, best have a steady hand!Best way to think of this board is, a great base shell to start building a real nice (cheap) mech keeb, or if you're not into building, a great enthusiast 60% mech keeb out the box. Did I mention it comes with a free foil sticker?!Now here is the one and only genuine fault, the reason I've given it 4 stars instead of 5. The FN+ Media keys do not work on windows (I cannot speak for MAC), plain and simple, they're meant do however they do not work.Now don't let this put you off, seriously its too good of a keyboard at this price point to not have a punt. A lovely redditer has gone out of their way to create a script that works on autohotkey which fixes this issue and re-enables them for use. Once you've downloaded autohotkey (free) online, and the redditers script (Google search will find it). You simply create a short cut for said script and move it to your windows 'start up folder'. This way it will enable the script on start up everytime, leaving you the user, none the wiser. So there you have it, a 5 min job to gain all your functions back, should you be having to do this? No, of course not, but for the money you save over other UK layout mech keebs with such good features, is it worth a quick 5 mins of getting your virtual hands dirty? You're damn right it is.I can't speak for the PRO(?) version of this keyboard, the one with the 5.1 Bluetooth conectivity, because I don't have it, so this is purely for the wired version, this version. The Pro may have had this issue sorted.Over all? Fantastic bit of it, this added to your rig plus an IKEA desk and IKEA Clamp on storage system, and you're r/battlestation worthy!Hope this helped you in your search for a noice (Jake Peralta voice) keeb, happy clicking!

The switches are pretty much cherry switches and the build quality is very strong and good. Highly recommend

The keyboard is not super slim yet not bulkey it’s perfect and it comes with a Kaycap remover it’s amazing completely

It stopped working after one year. Don't choose this product please.

The media could not be loaded. Nice key board rgb is great but there is a sort of metallic echo or pinging noise when clicking