DREVO Gramr 84 Key Rainbow Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard USB Wired 75% TKL Keyboard Brown Switch, White

When buying this keyboard I was expecting a really budget keyboard. However after a day of programming I was actually amazed with the typing experience. It types really well and the added rubber feets make sure that the keyboard stays in place. You get a braided USB C cable and a wired keycap puller, which is really nice.There are somethings to take into account, the keys are Outemu brown, some keys need more force then others but it isn't annoying. The futuristic font on the keycaps is not really my taste and the keycaps them self feel a little plasticy. The keyboard cable routing allows for left,right and center routing, however with the included USB cable the routing to the left or right will bend the cable in a 90 degree which I don't recommend. When typing really fast there is a resonance which can be annoying especially when the feets are extended.Overall I really recommend this budget keyboard especially for it's price.

Got the white backlight & Red switches (Outemu maybe? idk). Keys/switches are okay, nothing impressive like high-end switches or anything, but they get the job done. Not as smooth and light like pre-lubed keyboards, the keys are a bit scratchy but with no real effect. The plastic case is quite sturdy, with minimal bending.Overall excellent for both gaming & typing. Owned for 2 years before giving it away, no problems appeared during that period. Considering the price paid-£35, this is an excellent mechanical, backlit keyboard.

The keyboard feels great and has a sturdy build with nice weight that keeps it from sliding around while gaming or typing.The red switches are smooth consistent.The only thing and I'm not sure if it's the keyboard or my pc but while playing osu I've noticed that some key presses are not registered. This is very rare though so it's not a big problem.Overall this is a good buy and definitely good value for money.

I have two computers: one white and one black, so I bought two of these keyboards to match each one. First off, the thing/s I love most about these keyboards are:a) the fact that the lower parts of the keys are not showing as in most of mechanical keyboards (to my mind it adds a touch of class and I wish more manufacturers would try this aesthetic).b) the detachable cord is a big plus as it means I'm able to swap out the lead in case it breaks OR replace with a smaller/longer cord as necessary for my setup.c) The brown switches aren't a specific feature of this keyboard but it's my first try with them, having used blue switches for years. To my mind they actually feel a lot nicer than even the standard Cherry MX blues - they are marginally quieter and the feel of them is very positive. Would be nice if they didn't require as much force to register but that's a personal preference.It would be perfect if the enter key was the traditional 'L' shape but to be honest getting used to the smaller enter key hasn't been anywhere near as difficult as I'd expected, mainly because your pinky hits the right spot anyway. I'd neglected to try any keyboard with a narrower enter key for such a long time, but I needn't have in hindsight as the switch isn't really a big deal and you get used to it pretty fast.Great keyboard in general - and for the price? A steal. You could buy two or three of these for the price of one of the competition and still have cash left over! Overall I found this to be an excellent keyboard and have zero complaints!

This is my first mechanical keyboard so i'm by no means a pro but it's a delight to type on. I chose the outemo brown switches and love the feel. The switches are quiet enough to not be picked up by microphone when playing online and can type whilst watching tv.The product is heavier than most keyboards ive used and the build quality feels great. The keys feel good on touch and move well even when you partially miss the keys. The lighting (I chose solid white) looks great and is even throughout the board.The only thing ive noticed with this board is that mine differs from the photos, f3 has the browser logo and f2 has the calculator logo. If i press f3 it still opens the calculator and f2 opens the browser, it's a little bit annoying but nothing major.

great keyboard, compact, looks great on any desk and is quite budget friendly, but if you want a long-lasting keyboard you probably just want to go ahead and purchase something more expensive and well-known. i’ve been using this keyboard for about a month and the ‘m’ key has already become faulty, it doesn’t register every time you press, more like 2/3 of the time so it’s really annoying when you need it in-game. i just wish this would’ve occurred earlier in april so i could have been refunded :(edit i low-key lied it's 2023 and it's still going strong

Bought this keyboard as I wanted to test out a 75% board. Nice design and pleasing to the eye. Roughly 1 month after buying I start to notice issues with the 6 key occasionally not working and now it is pretty much 50/50 whether or not the key will successfully register. Yes, this is a cheap keyboard but that doesn't give it the right to start breaking down after a single month of use. This keyboard is not made to last, you are better off saving up your money and investing in a better keyboard.

I actually cannot believe the value for money here. I've been looking for an affordable, white key/white back-light mechanical keyboard with silent switches for a while now to match my PC aesthetic. And then, this little gem pops up.At this price, I wasn't expecting a huge amount. I was just expecting squeaky switches, low quality key caps and a generic back-light. But no! The switches feel AMAZING, the key caps are solid and the actuation force required is perfect! And the back-light? I didn't even realise prior to purchasing this keyboard that it's has INDIVIDUALLY back-lit keys! With different modes to boot!I am wholeheartedly gobsmacked by the price to performance here. I dont often write reviews, but this keyboard is fantastic.