DIERYA DK63N 60% Wireless Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard with Arrow Keys, 63 Keys Ultra-Compact, Programmable Brown Switch for Windows Laptop PC Mac

The keyboard feels very solid and well made. I love the compact size, the switches feel great and the RGB settings are beautiful. The wireless connection was easily established over Bluetooth and was consistent. There are some cons. Due to its extremely small form factor the right shift key, /? and arrow keys placement is non-standard and I find it a bit annoying, but I'm getting used to it. The instructions in English are also quite poor and you will have to experiment with key combos on your own to fully figure out the options; I haven't quite figured everything out yet. Also this is probably a QC issue since I didn't see it in other people's pictures, but my right shift keycap seems to be misprinted (the arrow is tilted to the left a bit); not really a big deal and doesn't change my experience much at all, but I figured I'd mention it. I thought I'd be okay with a lack of function row, but for everyday home use I think I might need it. I'm definitely keeping this board to throw in my backpack for work though and for occasional use in games that don't need quick access to function keys perhaps. Overall I'm happy with the purchase and think this keyboard is a great value!

This review is on the keyboard, not my feelings about it. Keyboard is actually pretty good, I like the louder clicking, Bluetooth worked great, RGB Backlit was bright, response was good and I never missed a click. Really did like all it's features and small for when I travel for work... Battery lasts me all week and I'm putting in 10-12 hours a day sometimes. But... It just wasn't for me, I'm giving it 5 stars all around because it's a pretty nice keyboard. But for me, I use a lot of the F1-F12 key commands while using the mouse with the other hand... So having to press the FN key each time I wanted to use an F key was a bit of a pain, that is my major gripe about it. The fact that the keys have large letters is a ++++ really lets the RGB thru. I wound up buying a 75% keyboard but using the keycaps from this keyboard because I liked them much much better than the other ones!

Review based on my mixed subjective/objective opinion Pros: -Small form factor -Mechanical feel of button -Various LED light modes -Wired & Bluetooth connectivity -Overall feel is comfortable -Has a substantial weight to it -Price is reasonable Cons: -Layout is can be awkward at first and keyboard functions has to be relearn due to small form factor and keys obviously not present. -The rubber type coating of the keys are is wearing out exposing the plastic underneath - 5 keys which tend to be the most used letters and shift key -Battery life is short when on bluetooth mode. Given this i use wired instead especially when working as i need reliability. -Bluetooth mode has high latency at times. At time works flawlessly other times does not respond at all until 10 or seconds. Other times word appears on screen half or a full second later. Another reason I tend to use wired instead. Not a con but can be loud at time especially when you share a office space at home with the wife and when she in a meeting. Overall - I enjoy this keyboard. If I had to mention 3 key cons they would be battery life, bluetooth latency, and keys coating wear. Other than these strikes against this keyboard, I highly recommend it. Should they release an improve version of this and even provide software to control lights this keyboard be absolutely be a dream.

So just to start been using since the past three days and been using it for at an average 6 hours per day. Coming from a Razer tournament chroma x blue switches I can definitely tell that I am a fan of brown switches. The tactical feedback and smooth transition on each key press is perfect and the keyboard registers each key stroke perfectly. I've gamed on this for fortnite, Apex, LoL and Battlefront 2 and at no point did I feel like a key was missed or if the keyboard had any lag or any repeats. The build quality is superb no flex at the base of the keyboard no paint chips anywhere keycals feel very slighty rubbery but not plastic at all which is such an amazing welcome when compared to my Razer keyboard. The battery will need to be charged every 24 hours of use so about three or four days depending on what you're doing. The syncing is very easy and has no problems each and every time. Honestly it's perfect in it's size performance and legit beyond great bang for the buck! I'll update again in a month and then again 6 months to indicate how the keyboard holds up after a period of time.

I received the product today, so if you're looking for a reviewer who has used the product for a long time, skip this. I've been using this keyboard the whole day today and so far so good. I like how it feels. The touch is nice, the backlight patterns are awesome, it connects nicely to up to 3 devices, including my laptop, my iPad Pro, and my Onplus 7 phone. The layout of the key is very smart and nice too; They really manage to pack in a lot of functionality (media control, volume control, delete, home, etc.) into such a compact unit. So far very impressed with this product for this price. I am giving a tentative 5 stars review for now. All that's left is the test of time to see how long this thing lasts. The moment this thing fails to continue working as it does now, my rating will decrease according.

Good: At a price point of around AUD$50, this keyboard gives demands solid keystroke force, gives moderate key stroke sounds, and has an interesting font choice. I personally enjoy these basic features of the board. In addition, using the finger levelling test, the board has a well calibrated centre of gravity, maybe 5% to the left, but certainly very well balanced. When combined with its minimal deck flex that comes from strong plastic material, this is clearly a champion in build quality against what I imagine anything within the AUD$110 range. There are two flip legs at the bottom of the keyboard to prop up the keyboard, with a satisfying click sound. It gives around a 13% incline angle by feel, but is unlikely you would need this. The anti slip rubber base does help stabilise the board as well. While the white parts of the switch is noticeable between the black keys and the base board itself, I must say instead of looking like a half-finished product, the rigidness and details in the design is demonstrated in a way that is endearing. The point I am trying to make is that the manufacturers were able to pull off a designer look that the build quality allows for, and that is only seen in other competitors priced at around AUD30 higher, like RK 71 60% keyboard, for example. Neutral: Weighing at around 450g it is clearly not the lightest 60% keyboard out there, but at this price point with all these impressive features, it is a great addition as your on-the-go keyboard for gaming or light work. For one, I bought it myself to go with my lenovo m10 gen 2 tablet, it connects easily through bluetooth and is working fine, just fine. You do need to worry about getting a keyboard sleeve, or some form of a cushioned bag to carry it around, as even though I have maximum confidence of any blunt damage potentially from the bottom up, I cannot say the same about that from the top to bottom, as the switches are somewhat exposed. I personally work and study later at night and is more sensitive to light. The RGB brightness level is just right for me, while it can be slightly dimmer than what the general population might want. Negative: I don't think it is particularly the seller's fault, this is likely more a marketing gimmick. But there is no wireless connection by 2.4GHz or 5GHz, it is simply a bluetooth connection compatible/featured keyboard, please make note of this distinction in case you need to pair this with a device with no bluetooth sensor and only a wifi sensor. Overall This would be a great surprise gift for someone struggling with working during travels, and certainly a great addition to the arsenal of pc gamers. Product Specifics/Details The DIERYA DK63 keyboard ordered came with black keycaps, brown switches, at least 4 replacement switches, 1 key remover. When switched on, the RGB lighting is readily activated.

Goed keyboard met goeie brown switches Kwam een dag eerder dan verwacht

after 2 month of use the shift key stopped working

I have recently got into the mechanical keyboards side of things and had heard a lot about this one. I ideally wanted a 60% keyboard with bluetooth and was stuck between this and a couple more expensive options. I am not a gamer but really like the look and feel of these keyboards, along with the minimal look. The packaging this came in looked way more premium than the price and I have been using it solidly ever since. Pros: Great Price Bluetooth USB-C looks great Cons: It's hard to say much negative about this keyboard. It is exactly what I was looking for. If I was hard pushed, the location of the question mark takes a little bit of getting used to but you quickly adjust. I personally am not a fan of RGB in general, but for some reason, I can't access the DIY lighting setup so either leave it in all white or turned off, but I think this is probably user error. Some users may find this slightly loud, but that's pretty much the case for all mechanical keyboards. I hugely recommend this and can't see anyone being disappointed. I am also using this exclusively on a Mac so have repositioned the keycaps for Alt and Windows to what I am used to and just adjusted the commands on the Mac. Super easy to do, I only wish it had a command icon instead of windows!

Very good and solid bluetooth keyboard for its price Edit: after 4 weeks of moderate usage the red led on the letter V is broke