DIERYA 60% Mechanical Keyboard, DK61se Wired Gaming Keyboard with Red Switches, LED Backlit Ultra-Compact 61 Keys Mini Office Keyboard for Windows Laptop PC Gamer Typist（White）

Keyboard my son wanted. Easy to use has different color options good price for the value of money Bluetooth compatibility yes durability yes very loud keyboard though

Great sounding light weight the colors are only green look great functions good

Amazon keyboard. It works very well with xbox and pc. It's very small and can easily fit on a small desk with a monitor and mouse

Recently I have been trying to downsize what I carry in my laptop bag to & from work. Previously I was using my Phantom TKL 87, but it was a bit bigger than what I needed the one day I was in the office. So I bought the Dierya to replace it. This is a wonderful little keyboard. The single color RGB doesn't bother me (my TKL was always set to light blue anyways) and I like the feel of it. The only thing I was concerned about was the lack of dedicated arrow keys. But the Fn key is right next to them, so for the times I need them, it is pretty convenient. I will leave the Bigger TKL at home & just stuff this in my bag. Next step is I need to get a budget trackball mouse as well ! *S* UPDATE: Its been a while now & I have been working from home exclusively for the last 6 weeks .... that is until today. So it was my first day back with this keyboard & I flipping LOVE it ! A couple of observations. I always said that my favorite layout was TKL, and I thought that 65% was too smail ... but now that I have spent some time with this, I may rethink that. I never REALLY used the F row, and while it is a little more involved to use the Arrow keys, it's not all that bad once you get used to it. And I only use them when at work anyway. So both of those differences are pretty much a non-factor. As for the Positives, i LOVE the size for travel. It's a bit chunky but takes up hardly ANY room in my backup. And it is a LOT lighter than my TKL is. And I really like typing on it. It is a good deal more THOCKY (that's what the kids say nowadays, right?) It may be a BIT louder than my TKL, nut no one in my vicinity is complaining so that's all good. All in all, I don't think you can argue with the price of this great little keyboard. You get all the positives of a Mechanical switches for a good price & a small form factor. I think this is just perfect ! UPDATE: Well, the time has to come eventually ... this just came sooner than expected. This keyboard is dying ! I am having issues with sticky switches along one end of it & correcting the typos is driving me crazy. It's time to move on. I will say, I did get 2 good years out of it & considering how I type, that is not bad for a cheap little mechanical keyboard. The one knock I have against it is the arrow keys. I have gotten used to hitting the Function keys to use them, but since this is the only keyb. I own that requires that, it's getting old. I am replacing it for a slightly larger model, with a knob, for about the same price so all in all, I will be happier.

Dude for the price , idc if it’s only wired and non hot-swappable . This keyboard out of the box actually felt great and yes you can tape mod it and add foam to make it better. No it doesn’t have BT connectivity but it’s simple yet nice white but super functional keys felt great playing apex and sounded good for the durability it’s actually solid.

My son said it’s a good gamer keyboard!

Compact and powerful, this DIERYA 60% mechanical keyboard offers a fast and responsive typing and gaming experience with its ultra-compact 61-key design that frees up space on your desk. Its vibrant RGB backlighting, solid construction, and USB-C connection make it ideal for gaming, work, and programming.

Cheap and looks good, keys feel good, but will sometimes type a letter twice which is annoying or start flashing and need to be unplugged to reset it.