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Duke
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
Feels way more expensive than it is
Karl
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
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Terry R. Hall
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
My first foray into mechanical keyboards, used just for general computer use. I like the crisp action of the keys. I need a lighted keyboard, but don't like the multicolor wave motion of the light - it's just distracting, I also miss the number pad on the right and don't need the smaller size it affords. I'll be shopping for a full size mechanical keyboard and keep this one as a back-up.
Glenn Perry
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
For 20$ I am extremely impressed. I have 2 other mechanical keyboards in the 200$ range each and I have no problem using this Drevo keyboard along with them. It’s got very creamy keys and built to withstand normal wear and tear. This is actually the perfect budget keyboard.
ItsMe
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2024
The only reason I didn't keep it was because it is much louder than my old Gramr and I didn't like that. Other than that, same great keyboard with nice, bright backlight options.
Ned
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
Literally love everything about this, at $20. I got the brown keys. They sound and feel great. Build feels good except for one flaw- the USB-C port. It feels a little loose and needs a little fidgeting. Otherwise, the keycaps, sound, weight, RGB are all great at this budget.
bozoid
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2021
I only use 84-key keyboards, and it's hard to find a good one without building your own for hundreds of dollars. But this is a *great* 84-key keyboard!Pros: The lighting is bright, colorful, and attractive. There are a few key combinations to control brightness, speed, and animation. The keys may not be double-shot, but the key labels light up, and at this price point that's good enough for me. The keyboard comes with a USB-C to -A cable to plug into your computer, and has two additional USB-A ports for plugging in your mouse or speakers or whatever. Good key feel. The case is weighted, so the keyboard doesn't slide around on your desk. Comes with a couple of magnetic feet to tilt it further (but I like it without the extra tilt). Comes with a keycap puller and Command/Windows keycaps for Windows and MacOS.Cons: The only issue I have with this keyboard is with the software used to configure it. Remapping keys or defining macros requires you to use a Windows-only application. The application installer is hosted as an unsigned application you download from a Google Drive link; use it at your own risk. (I installed the app on an old laptop that I don't allow on my network anymore; it's possible I'm too paranoid.) The application works okay, but it's hard to figure out how to map some key combinations.
Anna Rives
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2021
I have had this keyboard for about a month now. When it came in I was really impressed with the design. It’s a very simple clean keyboard. It has magnetic feet that snap on to the bottom and it comes with a key puller. The only issues I could see were some chips on the corner of a couple keys. When I plugged it in, it was a dream come true for gaming. I was using a membrane keyboard before and I hated how easy it was to push the buttons. Now I have a lot fewer accidental key strokes. The RBG lighting is incredible. It’s all programmed into the keyboard so you can change it without downloading any software which is super nice. All of the keyboard software I have used in the past is buggy and difficult to use effectively. I use the keyboard for gaming and taking notes in class, and while I can type on it for hours, I wouldn’t want to. I prefer shorter keys for typing, so be aware of that before going in. This isn’t a flaw or a con just a personal preference. For this piece, nothing beats this keyboard.
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