DREVO Excalibur Cherry MX Black TKL 84 Key Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Full Metal USB Wired with Suspended Keycap Black

This keyboard is perfect, the size is nice and compact, colours are a good brightness level and the cherry mx browns are very nice to use, gives a clicky sound but not to obnoxious, the keyboard feels heavy which makes it feel expensive as the plate is made of metal so very durable, overall very impressed!

This keyboard is excellent! I have owned an array of different makes and this one is right up there alongside the most expensive Razer keyboards. The design is solid and comfortable to type/game with. I like the lighting effects, the keyboard doesn't take up much space on your desk and looks fantastic.

A very good entry mechanical keyboard for the money. All keys have a good feel and the switches have the kind of feedback I was expecting. The text on the key caps are a little unusual but legible. The overall size is very compact which is very nice and the detachable wire is a bonus when storing: this really should be standard for all (wired)keyboard designs.Only gripes is the lighting and legs. Although it is a subtle white and is fairly uniform for all keys, when reducing the brightness there is a discernible flickering that is more noticeable than in other keyboards. It's not enough to make it unuseable but just enough to make it stand out. The legs for the keyboard are a pair of 2cm rubber feet which set the keyboard at a fixed height. These are a good height but would have liked to see one additional set of feet to give the option of two different height adjusts. But the the advantage of these feet is that it is very-very sturdy so perhaps this is simply the trade off.Also would love to see a wireless version of this keyboard, i.e., with the function keys and compact design.

I had the Logitech K360 keyboard because I wanted the "wireless" look for my desk. That was counterproductive as I'm a programmer and you really can't replace a good mechanical keyboard. Equally, I didn't want to spend hundreds of £ for a good keyboard.So, I chose the Drevo Excalibur and so far, I have not been disappointed, not in the slightest! This is an extremely well built keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches. The feedback is sufficient for me to carry on typing without any finger fatigue. Yes, the keyboard is US layout, but you get used to the @ / " keys being swapped. And the dreaded £ button can be easily accessed once you know how to switch between US and UK keyboard layouts on your computer. In other words, even for a UK user, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.Additionally, the quality of construction means you're getting a fantastic product at a reasonable price. All in all, if you're in the market for a good mechanical keyboard and don't want to break the bank, look no further.

Amazing product. So comfortable also makes gaming so much easier

The media could not be loaded. Product has clearly been opened, parts removed and repacked then sold as new, avoid avoid avoid

This keyboard seriously feels like a tank xD all metal body feels so good compare to my razer keyboard that I have. Probably don't go for linear keys .. made my hands tired for gaming .. I recommend blue or non-linear ones if u are looking to buy it

I have been using this keyboard for the past week for various tasks (non gaming related) such as writing and coding. I am very pleased with its overall build quality. It feels solid and reliable. The braided cable is a nice touch and the backlight reasonable. The "clack" is a bit over the top although that can be sorted by o-rings or me getting used to the actuation point. The tactile feel of the switches is very satisfying. That being said the ergonomics of this device can be improved. There is no angle adjust, although the feet can be removed completely and the keyboard can rest in a flat position. That being said, this limitation can also be overcome by minding one's posture. What I find particularly problematic for me are the keycaps themselves. They feel great to type on and that's awesome but they are a bit rough around the edges to the degree that my left hand actually hurts from pushing Ctrl with the base of my pinky. I would recommend that if someone wants to buy this keyboard (which is exceptional for the price) they also look into getting a set of keycaps that is a bit less angular and potentially a flatter profile to overcome the fixed tilt issue.