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Wireless Mechanical Keyboard (with pseudo-RGB) for $60?

hydramerlin
By hydramerlin
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Found this keyboard on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Drevo-Calibur-Bluetooth-Wireless-Mechanical/dp/B01H6DNIHU/ref=sr_1_191?ie=UTF8&qid=1469345006&sr=8-191&keywords=wireless+mechanical+keyboard

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Comes with Outemu switches, in black or blue, and two different case colors (black and white). This keyboard is wireless and comes with the pseudo-RGB with 7 or so colors and multiples modes. It seems too good to be true....

Thoughts? Does anyone have this keyboard

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Rule of thumb: you get what you pay for. 

 

It's possible this thing is great, but if it's claiming to have Bluetooth as well as mechanical switches and RGB? Corners had to be cut somewhere.

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I don't have the exact board but I have board with Outemu blue switch and it's freaking loud.

It feels great though.

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The only review is from "Amazon Customer". I'd probably avoid it since it is wireless.

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why the hell is it wireless

 

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37 minutes ago, hydramerlin said:

Found this keyboard on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Drevo-Calibur-Bluetooth-Wireless-Mechanical/dp/B01H6DNIHU/ref=sr_1_191?ie=UTF8&qid=1469345006&sr=8-191&keywords=wireless+mechanical+keyboard

71gwi%2B8SYjL._SL1500_.jpg

Comes with Outemu switches, in black or blue, and two different case colors (black and white). This keyboard is wireless and comes with the pseudo-RGB with 7 or so colors and multiples modes. It seems too good to be true....

Thoughts? Does anyone have this keyboard

havic is is way cheaper than that also it looks really cooler besides whats the difference??? 

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The closest thing I've heard that is RGB, wireless and mechanical + good is the Anne Pro 60% mechanical keyboard with Gateron switches.

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I was just looking at mechs on Amazon (odd habit of mine) and I found this one. It's weird to find any mechanical keyboard that's wireless and I honestly didn't know there was a market for this. Thanks for the comments!

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I've had this keyboard for a few weeks now and my only issue is with typing over bluetooth. I do approximately 90 wpm while typing, and make many typos. ive heard that it is due to the low polling rate of the keyboard via bluetooth. For the most part it is still an excellent keyboard for the price... when wired

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