DREVO Tyrfing 88 Key V2 UK Layout RGB Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Tenkeyless - Programming Macro- Media Control - Software Support - Outemu Linear [Blue Switch, Black]

I bought this keyboard recently, expecting that due to its low price, that it would just be average- and low quality (like other mechanical keyboards in this price range that I have tried) however, I am certain that this is the best mechanical keyboard I have ever used. It has a solid, durable build and feels bulky, which is great as it means that you have no fear of damage or movement whilst gaming (which is my main use). The Blue switches have a distinct and beautiful click sound, that makes typing on this keyboard especially good- the reaction time is great, and whilst gaming using this keyboard I have felt that all keystrokes are reactive and serve very well. The Lighting is one of this keyboards best features, the colours are bright and dynamic- with multiple presets that make this keyboard beautiful to look at as well as impressive in low light situations. However the back lights are so bright that the colours are still vibrant even in sunlight which is amazing. I love this keyboard so much, and its price is so affordable that I bought the brown switch version as well, and still spent less money than some possible alternative brands that aren't even close to as high quality as this one. Overall I would recommend this keyboard in every sense, I am yet to see any failings of this Keyboard, it even comes with a software that allows you to program each keys light individually so that you can set them to match the game you are playing (the setup I have is for Overwatch shown in the picture below). The software installs quickly and is so easy to use!definitely for me the best keyboard on the market that offers this level of quality at such a great price!

I would reccomend tyhis product to anyone who is after a first mechanical keyboard. I spent a fair amount of time researching different keyboards. I wanted something with blue switches, TKL, and full rgb lighting.After sifting through the hoards of phony rgb keyboards, immature gaming fonts and keyboards with cautionary reviews, I finally settled on this keyboard.It arrived a day early, and required no set up. I have it plugged into a passive USB hub and it works great.First impressions are impressive. There is a nice brushed effect on the keyboard beneath the keys. A nice touch that feels somewhat premium. I also suspect this texture will hide dust more effectively.I'm a big fan of the lighting modes. A lot of them are quite tasteful, and theres enough variety for me. The lights operate without accompanying software, so there's nothing to install. A bonus for me.The switches feel great to me. Nice and tactile. and exactly what I expected from blue switches. I was worried as the title describes the item as "Blue Linear" switches, but I imagine this is a typo. These are certainly blue tactile switches, and feel satisfying to type on. The keyboard comes with a couple tools for removing keys and a couple of spare switches, a nice feature that I have seen left out of some keyboards in unboxing videos.My only constructive comment is that I wish the lights were slightly brighter. For my purposes and expectations they work just fine, but it would be a nice touch if they were slightly brighter.

Very nice TKL keyboard for £45. Lighting is good once you install the Drevo software. Keyboard looks great. The blue outemu switches feel pretty much the same as cherry blues. Only issue is the keyboard has a fairly pronounced ping sound, especially around the centre of the keyboard (i.e. the keys you use most), but then I've owned a Ducky that cost >2x as much that made the same sound.

The media could not be loaded.  This keyboard is great, and for a solid price. However, when the keyboard arrived I noticed that you can hear the sound of the spring, which means I probably need to lubricate it :/. So if you want this keyboard be prepared to lubricate it if you don't want to hear that springy sound.

My first mechanical keyboard, and extremely impressed by its quality at the price and by the amazingly efficient ordering and shipping.For any computer 'nerds' out there there's also the additional bonus that I plugged this keyboard straight into my Linux machine. I expected a few setup issues particularly since there's no software, but was hugely and pleasantly surprised to find that it installed immediately and perfectly even under Linux. All the functions that the software would provide are accessible via the function key. The keyboard itself looks well built and feels solid. The 1.8m cable is a plus, as is the possibility of three discrete routing channels for it moulded into the bottom of the keyboard, where it clips and remains. The keys (blue) provide an audible click but both the action and the comfortable, gently cupped key caps coupled with the meaningful tilt provided by the extendible support legs make this a comfortable keyboard to type on. I don't miss the extra keys because of the provided extra functions plus programmable macros (five) that again work straight out of the box.I ordered the keyboard on a Thursday (evening) and it was delivered - it said from China but I suspect that's the company are based there - and arrived by post on Monday morning (Europe). Very impressed with the quick delivery and easy ordering. Drevo themselves have been responsive to email inquiries.All in all this keyboard seems like an outstanding bargain. Can't recommend it highly enough. Oh yes - and all the lights are very pretty too ;)Edit: 10/08/2018. Like one reviewer above I experienced a little wear on one of the keys. Unusually it wasn't the "E" key (I am not a gamer). However their customer support is superb! Quick, helpful and efficient. A new key arrived in the post mere days after bringing the issue to their attention. Keyboard good as new, me very happy to be dealing with a decent and honest company :)