Dierya DK61E 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Wired PBT Keycap Waterproof Type-C Hot Swappable Compact 61 Keys Computer Keyboard with Full Keys Programmable (Gateron Optical Brown Switch)

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Visually, it is a simple keyboard. The legends on the alphabet keys are the perfect font. However, the number row is a little cluttered with the number of the symbol. The font of the modifier keys is a bit larger than the alphabet keys, making it look like they don’t belong together. I got this keyboard with Gateron brown switches. The total travel distance of these switches is 4mm with an actuation distance at 2.65mm. The actuation force is 36g while the spring force is 52g. Left: Massdrop CTRL keycap, Right: DK61 keycap As a result, we wrote the following chapters explaining the product’s necessary specs vital for professional and casual use. So, we highly recommend reading the following sections to help you become a pro. – Experience Wireless and Bluetooth Connections

In addition, the DK61 Dierya keyboard only uses 61 pieces, so finding extra buttons should not be challenging or expensive. Therefore, our experts believe a final rating of 9.5 out of 10 for the switch type criterion is decent , although a perfect score would have been better.Customers can choose various controls, but our experts recommend purchasing the Gateron optical brown switches because they have an average keystroke sensitivity and adequate travel. Short press “FN+Z/X/C”, the Bluetooth keyboard enters the reconnection state, the indicator light blinks slowly. Alright, first impression. It is really small. I’ve never owned a 60% keyboard although it is my goal to someday ma k e my own custom 60% keyboard or 65%. We’ll see. The last essential criterion is the keystroke sensitivity and actuation force that specifies how hard customers must push the button to operate.

My Massdrop CTRL had Halo Clear switches, which has an actuation force of 52g and a spring force of 78g, so much heavier. No wonder these Gateron browns feel so light to type on. Let’s get on to the typing test. Let’s talk about a budget mechanical keyboard that is quite impressive. This is the DIERYA x KEMOVE 60% DK61. The case suffered excellent upgrades, too, although it looks simple and unattractive at first glance. For example, the low-profile design provides more room between the keycaps and plastic case, which is superb for the RGB LED lighting and makes cleaning much more accessible than in previous models. Pretty dang good. Actually, better than on my Massdrop CTRL, probably because of the light spring force. But I love the way my Massdrop CTRL feels, every key is much more consistent. Although if I could switch to some lighter switches like this, I would go for it. Okay, I’ve had quite a bit of experience typing with this keyboard. It’s time to do a typing test. Just another moment for me to show off, I know, not as good as some others.Our in-depth DK61 Dierya review will not be complete without the critical features and technologies, which are challenging to comprehend if you are a beginner. In addition, this keyboard includes wired and wireless connections, so customers can use the USB Type-C cable or Bluetooth technology indoors and outdoors, making the unit an ideal travel buddy. The case itself is made of ABS plastic. It’s very lightweight. There are four rubber feet on the bottom of the keyboard. It comes with a braided USB-C cable with a right angle. I’ll show it in the pictures. USB-C cable that comes with the keyboard Typing It has PBT plastic with doubles hot injected keycaps. Thank goodness for no shine or grime after long term use. It also comes with 5 pre-programmed RGB lighting modes, but there is software that allows you to personalize you color settings. Performance Switches First Impression