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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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Havit HV-KB390L Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard review
Dilemma: you like laptop keyboards, but people keep harping on about how great mechanical keyboards are. Solution: Havit’s HV-KB390L keyboard. It uses special low profile switches, low profile keys and a low-profile chassis to make for an incredibly compact keyboard in all three dimensions. Is this the ultimate low profile mechanical keyboard? Let’s find out! Specifications…
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Razer Blackwidow Tournament Edition Chroma Stealth review
The most ridiculously named keyboard of all time What’s in a name? When it comes to the mechanical keyboard sitting on my desk called the Razer Blackwidow Tournament Edition Chroma Stealth, there’s a heck of a lot. In fact, I reckon I can tell you everything you need to know about the good ol’ RBWTECS just…
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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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Speedlink Velator review
Today we’re looking at something of an oddity: a mechanical gaming keyboard that doesn’t have backlighting! Instead, the Velator from Speedlink focuses on delivering a solid typing experience with interesting MX-style Blue Outemu switches and a solid software offering. Let’s see how it compares to other keyboards at this affordable price point of €60! Design At…
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Jelly Comb Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad review
Today we’re looking at a foldable keyboard for smartphones, tablets, laptops and indeed computers of all kinds. This particular keyboard is made by Jelly Comb, and distinguishes itself with the inclusion of touchpad and aluminium construction. Let’s check it out! Features & Specifications QWERTY layout with hotkeys, compatible with iOS, mac OS, Android, Windows Built-in…
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A-Jazz AK33 RGB review
Mechanical keyboards are brilliant: they feel great to type on, you can customise them with fun keycaps and they’ll last for approximately one billion years. However, they’re often expensive too, with premium models easily costing £100 or more. That makes the A-Jazz AK33 a breath of fresh air: it’s a full mechanical keyboard, complete with Cherry…
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Reidea KM06 RGB mechanical gaming keyboard review: value hero
Reidea’s KM06 keyboard seems too good to be true: RGB backlighting and a full layout of mechanical switches for £60? Happily, this low-cost gaming keyboard avoids any major pitfalls and delivers on its promise of high-end features at a budget price.
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Speedlink Ultor review: a compact gaming keyboard that ticks all the boxes
Late last month we first reported on the Speedlink Ultor mechanical keyboard, and now a review unit has arrived at XSReviews HQ. This frameless mech certainly looks good, but can it deliver a great gaming experience? Let’s take a look.
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Speedlink Parthica review: big and flashy, for better or worse
The Speedlink Parthica is a big hunk of keyboard, complete with gamer-style LEDs on every side and a whole bunch of extra keys. These style of keyboards have fallen out of favour recently, as mechanical keyboards have become more popular, but is there something worthwhile with this old style of keyboard design?