Dierya 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard True RGB Backlit Bluetooth 5.1 Wired/Wireless LED Computer Keyboard for Multi-Device iPhone Android Mobile PC Laptop

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One thing that annoyed me about this keyboard is the placement of the arrow keys right to the left of the shift key. The DK63 keyboard has a total of 63 keys with anti ghosting support, meaning you can press multiple keys at the same time, which is ideal for gaming. Like most keyboards, the DK63 keyboard uses dummy switch stabilizers for the long keycaps to make them stable.

As far as battery performance, it is not the longest - 7 hours working time with RGB lights (and 7 days in standby) but it is sufficient for gaming. Dierya DK63 is a compact 63-key 60% mechanical keyboard with RGB backlighting, double shot PBT shine-through keycaps, Bluetooth wireless mode and Gateron switches. But whenever I hold down shift and press the question mark key, you know the way you do when you want a question mark, I get a / 50% of the time.The DK63 keyboard isn't ideal for productivity work due to the lack of dedicated numpad and function keys (F1-F12), which can be accessed as secondary functions rather than standalone keys. The DK63 keyboard supports 15 different lighting effects, which can be accessed directly from the keyboard. The DK63 keyboard weighs 600 grams and measures 29cm long and 10cm deep (wide) - about the size of the DK61E keyboard.

Fully Programmable Macros: Design your new mode via DIERYA wireless keyboard's software, which can remap all keys and keypress combinations to execute complex commands, Significantly improving your work and gaming efficiency. There is a good variety of RGB lighting effects with the exception of static colors; hence you cannot make the DK63 keyboard RGB one solid color. There is a metal keycap puller included along with the DK63 keyboard, which works better than a plastic keycap puller.The built-in 1900 mAh battery takes 8 hours to fully charge (no quick charge support) via the USB port of a computer. I love the sound of the red switches, I've always had blue switches and I've kind of gotten tired of them. Almost half the size of a full size keyboard, Dierya's DK63 has a 60% layout that is tailored made for gamers looking for a small, portable mechanical gaming keyboard! To give you an idea on how it feels, whenever you press any key, you feel a little tactile bump, but that bump is too light compared to the blue Switches.