Dierya DK61 Pro 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Wired/Wireless/Bluetooth Keyboard, 61 Keys RGB Backlit Mini Keyboard, PBT Keycap Mini Keyboard with Full Keys Programmable(Gateron Optical Blue Switch)

I have used a 60% mechanical keyboard for over 10 years (for work, not gaming) and it was time for a replacement/upgrade. I love this keyboard, giving it 5 stars, despite some cons.Pros: I won’t go into all the geeky details of why this is a great keyboard (see YouTube), but here is what I like: price, solid build quality (feels hefty for the size), back-lit keys with several out of the box display effects, “blue” key switches are very “clicky” with solid feedback, quality/detachable cable, wireless connectivity via Bluetooth, and battery.Cons:1) Just about every key has a secondary function, and some are not intuitive. This includes access to some characters/functions and features that are unique to the keyboard itself (LED effects, brightness, etc.). It does not take long to memorize the key combinations you use the most, like fn-M for Del. They should have provided a single reference card or printed the chart on the back of the keyboard. You do get a small manual with the information - take pictures in case you lose it! I’ll be creating my own chart to tape to the back of the keyboard.2) You can barely read the engraved characters on the keys for the secondary functions. See first pic. I find myself picking up the keyboard and twisting it in the light to see the characters. Unless you work in a very bright environment with your face 8” from the keyboard, you will need a quick reference for when you forget the combination of keys for a rarely used character like a tilde!I like this keyboard so much that I quickly got over these issues. I ended up buying a second one for home. I also decided to replace the keys on one keyboard with ”HyperX Double Shot PBT Keycaps - 104 Mechanical Keycap Set - Black & White Pudding” keys. See pics of the two keyboards in normal and dim light. The HyperX keys are well worth the $18 and really show off the back-lighting effects!

I think it's actually insane what you get for the price of this keyboard. Everything about this model seems top tier, especially at this price point. The build quality, packaging, and features of this keyboard offer an insane value. The Bluetooth works fantastic, and the build quality and packaging feel premium. The keyboard offers several RGB effects, the voice recognition one actually surprising me. If there's one con to this keyboard it would be the slight bleeding that is noticeable between the yellow and green. I also forgot to mention there are dedicated functions for changing lighting effects on the fly and there are dedicated profiles for different Bluetooth devices. All in all an amazing keyboard for the price and size. I'll be switching from my Corsair k65 lux to this keyboard from now on. 9/10

This is a fantastic keyboard for the price. It has some setbacks, but they may not concern most of this keyboard's target audience.The switches are very satisfying to use. It's quite good for gaming and for light use. With its RGB, it makes for a fantastic gift for a kid who is into computer gaming. The keyboard is nice and heavy, it feels sturdy, and after months of heavy use I haven't detected any degradation in durability. It still works as when I first bought it. Also, replacing the key caps was a breeze. It was very easy to do so.Where this keyboard falls short is in its wireless capabilities, specially under heavy use. The range is good and the connectivity works easily enough. However, the problem comes when you start typing quickly. Some letters are simply not recognized. I'm not the fastest typer (~70 WPM), and I still found myself having to backspace a lot, and retype significantly slower. Needless to say, it made working on it quite frustrating. I ended up just connecting the keyboard using the cable. It's such a shame.Finally, they keycaps fade quickly. I ended up replacing mine once I got used to the Fn key shortcuts, so it's not really a deal breaker, but if you rely on clear labels when you type, you may want to consider replacing them.All of the setbacks are absolutely not an issue at this price point. If this was a premium-priced keyboard, I'd have more issues with it. But for it's price, it's an excellent choice.

Service update10/01/2022Excellent tech support.They replaced my keyboard immediately. No more stuck keys!!Thank you very much! For this 5 starts!Updated review9/10/2022I should have thoroughly tested the keys. Although this is the blue switch type, some of the keys require extreme pressure to get a response. It felt like the switch itself is not aligned properly and that it won't accept the keypress. I've lived with it for 2 months but it's now annoying. I didn't realize this until I tested another brand's keyboard with blue switches. Mine definitely is defective. I will be contacting support for a replacement.Until then, this will stay at 2 stars.I like this keyboard but I was hoping it had default arrow keys instead of holding down fn key and then the keys that had arrow symbols. It should have default arrows and then the other functions with fn key. I had this on Sale and it's worth the money spent on it. The bluetooth connection is ok but sometimes it will not register the first key pressed. With wired, it works all the time. 4 stars