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Drevo 104-Key yellow & grey PBT keycaps review
Today we’re looking at some keycaps made by Drevo, the makers of many rather good mechanical keyboards. Here’s what you need to know! Materials: These keycaps are made from PBT, a kind of plastic. PBT is generally considered to be a more premium alternative to the most common keycap material, ABS. PBT is preferred by some…
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DREVO Tyrfing V2 review
The Tyrfing V2 is a pretty complete package: a range of mechanical switches, RGB backlighting, a compact tenkeyless layout, macro keys, media keys and N-key rollover. Is this the best mechanical keyboard for $60 or less? Let’s find out! Specifications Switches Outemu Cherry MX-style switches (Brown, Blue, Black, Red) Backlighting RGB Extra features Macro, media…
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Drevo Joyeuse review: the Magic Keyboard goes mechanical
The Magic Keyboard is legendary amongst Apple fans — it’s light, stylish and even provides a decent typing experience, courtesy of some MacBook-style scissor switches. Today, I’m looking at a prospective replacement for the Magic Keyboard, a new mechanical keyboard from the experts at Drevo called the Joyeuse. This keyboard uses Cherry ML-style low profile…
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Drevo Excalibur review: an excellent 75% mechanical keyboard
75% is an increasingly popular layout in the exciting world of mechanical keyboard. You get all of the keys of a tenkeyless, rearranged in a cool space-saving layout that will bring the ladies (and gentlemen) to your yard. Today, we’re reviewing one of the most readily available 75% designs, the Drevo Excalibur, which features a…
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Drevo X1 Pro 64GB SSD review
This £32 64GB SSD promises to deliver big performance even at small capacities. We’re a fan of their keyboards, but can Drevo deliver the same budget appeal when it comes to flash storage? Let’s find out in our full review. Design The Drevo X1 Pro has a fun and eye-catching design, with a yellow lightning…
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Drevo Calibur 72 RGB Bluetooth mechanical keyboard review
The Drevo Calibur 72, also known as the KeyCool 72, is a compact mechanical keyboard with a couple of interesting features: Bluetooth connectivity and RGB backlighting. The former allows the Calibur to be used with a wide range of devices, from desktops and laptops all the way down to tablets and smartphones, while the latter…
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Kingston KC600 review: an impressive package
The Kingston KC600 is a new budget-friendly SSD, designed to offer performance at the very limit of the SATA 3 interface from capacities that range from 256GB all the way up to 2TB. The drive is rated to deliver up 550MB/s sequential read speeds, regardless of capacity, with write speeds improving from 500MB/s to 520MB/s…
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Roccat Horde Aimo review: totally membranical, dude!
The Horde Aimo is an interesting proposition: an old-school membrane gaming keyboard that fills your desk, yet one that includes modern RGB backlighting and unique ‘membranical’ keys. Here’s our review. Specs Switches ‘Membranical’ rubber domes Backlighting Six-zone illumination with 12 RBG LEDs Rollover Seemingly NKRO Form Factor Full size + macro keys + media keys…
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Toshiba Q300 SSD 120GB review
The Q300 is a popular SSD on Amazon, thanks to its high maximum read and write speeds that essentially max out the SATA III connector. Today, we’re going to test this drive to see how it performs in a variety of benchmarks. Specs & Features 960GB 480GB 240GB 120GB Max Read : 550 MB/s Max Write : 530…
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PQI S537 240GB SSD review
Today’s item on our review bench is a little-known SSD, the S357 from PQI. This is a 240GB SATA drive that claims to be capable of reaching 550 MB/s reads and 450 MB/s writes. Let’s put it to the test. Specifications This is a great product image. Thanks PQI! Capacity: 120GB, 240GB, 480GB Warranty: 3…