DIERYA T68SE 60% Gaming Mechanical Keyboard
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About DIERYA T68SE 60% Gaming Mechanical Keyboard
Overall Feedback:
78% positive
87% were impressed with the backlighting
I praise the keyboard's LED backlighting feature for being vibrant, customizable, and allowing personalization based on mood or gaming environment.
The keyboard has a visually stunning and luminous backlight, perfect for gaming in low light conditions.
97% were satisfied with the build quality and durability
I feel that the keyboard has good build quality as it feels solid and durable.
I am pleased with the solid build quality and the variety of lighting options, including speed changing.
I am amazed by the solid construction and weight of the keyboard.
The keyboard base is well-built and has some weight to it. It feels like 1970s Japanese old quality plastic on the base that they used to make old computers with. It is a 60% keyboard size Ten-keyless which is about as small as I can get.
97% appreciated the key switch type
The quiet red switch provides smooth and precise keystrokes without disturbing others.
I love the clicky blue mechanical switches of my DIERYA T68SE keyboard. They provide a satisfying tactile feedback with an audible click, making each keystroke a pleasure.
The switches are labeled 'TMKB' and feel like typical red switches with no scratchiness or wobble.
The mechanical switches provide great tactile feedback and are satisfying.
97% found it exceptional
I find the 65% keyboard layout nice with all keys in logical locations and proper size.
I find the keyboard's 65% layout suitable for those new to compact-sized keyboards.
The keyboard has a solid and durable compact 68-key layout that saves desk space.
The keyboard has an ultra-compact 68 keys layout which saves valuable desk space, making it ideal for small workstations.
95% highlighted the wrist rest
I find the magnetic wrist support to be helpful, and there are also accessibility features like volume control and webpage refreshing.
