DIERYA DK63 60% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | Bluetooth/2.4G/Wired Keyboard | RGB Backlit Compact 63 Keys Mini Office Keyboard | with Blue Switch | for Windows Laptop PC Gamer Typist-Black

This keyboard was a great addition to the setup. It connects easily (Bluetooth or wireless), feels responsive while gaming or typing, and the keys have that nice mechanical feel without being overly loud or annoying. The RGB lighting looks awesome and really adds to the whole gaming vibe — colors are bright, customizable, and make the desk look way cooler, especially at night. I also like the compact 60% size since it saves space but still feels comfortable to use. Battery life has been solid, connection stays stable, and switching between devices is easy. If you want a clean-looking mechanical keyboard with good lighting and flexible connection options, this one’s definitely worth it.

I love this keyboard!! It’s easily and readily responsive with all connections. I plugged it in using the USB receiver and it was ready to go! The weight of it is heavy, but that just reaffirms for me that it’s of good quality and for the price? I had to snag it while I could lol. Very compact and I like how it doesn’t take up space on my desk and no wire is so great for me because I hate too many wires, it’s unnecessary if I don’t have to go that route. It charged pretty quickly for me. I’ll return with updates if anything else happens.

I cannot say enough great things about this keyboard!!! If I could give it ten stars I would! I was on the hunt for the perfect keyboard and this hit the mark! The keys are a good weight and click perfectly. The RBG lighting is the best I have seen yet! It has many different color cycles other than the one in my video, that one just happens to be my favorite. I love that the keys don’t have black around the letters like the other keyboard I bought and returned so the colors show up better. The battery life seems to be great, the space bar flashes when it is low on battery so you can charge it. I keep it lit all the way up the entire time I use it and the battery seems to just keep going! The best part is that it is wireless Bluetooth! That means I don’t have to use the adapter for my iPad! If I had to find one critique of this product it would be that the question mark key is to the right of the shift key. That may just be personal preference but I am getting used to it! For the price you absolutely cannot beat this keyboard. Also the keyboard itself is a great weight, so it does not slide around at all! It feels like a $200 keyboard! (Yet it’s not) I am not a gamer, I am just a girl who loves pretty lights and a good feeling keyboard. I work from home three days a week and this keyboard has been amazing! Just buy it, you’ll love it!

I purchased this keyboard in March 2020. My initial thoughts were that it felt solid, seemed to be well made. I had issues right out of the box connecting to Bluetooth and staying connected. I could not get the lights to the keyboard to program. Sometimes when I would press a key it would enter 10 letters on one tap, or if I hit the spacebar it would keep going. I contacted the company. They were friendly, prompt, and sent me a firmware update. That fixed the light programming issue but not the Bluetooth or runaway issues with the keys. About 2 weeks after the firmware updates and several emails to the company the keyboard died. They promised me a new one by the first of June saying it was out of stock. It is the last of June and they no longer answer my emails. UPDATE: July 6th I was contacted and received an apology for the lack of response. I finally received a new replacement and so far this one works flawlessly. If you have no problems you will love this keyboard and especially for the money. I had got tired of waiting and had already replaced the broken Dierya with an Anne Pro 2. which cost more than double. I like Dierya better, it has a better overall feel to it. UPDATE July 10th...Dierya is starting the same issue with keys sticking or not stopping. I may try a firmware update but I'm over this keyboard. It looks good, feels good, but won't work for long. The battery life is not that great either. This could be a great keyboard but they have to fix all the bugs. The Anne pro 2 works flawlessly..

**Key Take Away**: This is the most portable mechanical clicky keyboard I have found at half the price I paid for larger, name-brand keyboards (that had less than half the features). **Most Useful to You**: If you buy one of these, I have listed the 8 preprogrammed RGB patterns, and backlight colors at the bottom of the review. ------------------- # My Review This winter I went crazy looking for the "perfect" keyboard to write a book. For a variety of reasons, I had to reduce my office to a backpack, meaning everything went onto my MacBook Pro, and my iPad Pro as my second screen. The butterfly keyboard on the mac is tragically bad, but the new scissor keys won't be out until mid-2020. I tried making the switch to a windows laptop - Love the Lenovo X1 Carbon, but as I am heavily invested in the Apple eco-system, it was just too painful. So my MacBook stays. As a result, I proceeded to try, seven keyboards. That's right. 7. I am very picky about my key feel. I prefer clicky keys - Red Switches are smooth but don't provide that satisfying click. Brown switches, while quiet, and have a tactile bump, are too subtle for my taste. I like the blue switches. I want to HEAR and FEEL the click. While I found keyboards I love, most are too big and heavy to take on the road. Then I found the DIERYA. Why this was the LAST keyboard I tried, I don't know. But, I have to give Dierya credit. This keyboard nailed all my requirements. They have a blue switch (clicky) version which I LOVE. The keyboard supports Bluetooth to THREE devices - which means I can work on my MacBook Pro, my iPad Pro, or my iPhone. That is awesome. It has a USB-C connector, which I thought would let me connect USB-C to USB-C with my Mac! But as of yet, the keyboard has only worked with the cable it came with :-( and I'm not sure why. My cons for the keyboard are mostly minor. The Shift and /? are not where I expect them, but with such a compact layout, I will make the effort to adjust. I just have to pay attention and make sure I don't press 'up' when I mean to shift. Finally, I wanted to share the lighting pattern on the December 2019 version of the keyboard: ## Lighting Info The keyboard has 8 programmed RGB light modes, and you can switch the backlight (Static) color! You change modes with FN+/ ## Here are the preprogrammed RGB modes: 1. Solid color - no key response. When you type a key it stays in that color. 2. Chaser - fills in keyboard with colors racing/chasing across the keyboard. 3. Wave - a wave of rainbow colors wash across the board. The keys do not respond to your keypress. 4. Ripple - keys go to your solid color, then when you press a key, a rainbow effect spreads out from the center. **Note**: You can slow down the ripple using FN+← to slow it down and FN+→ to speed it up. 5. Row ripple - this pattern keeps the keys in the default color, but when you type the row ripples. 6. Single Key Flash - (Footprints?) This mode the keys you type flash RGB, but do not affect the keys around them. (I kind of like this mode because it gives feedback when you type. **This is my favorite mode** 7. Splash - This mode does a rainbow ripple to only the adjacent keys you have typed. _this is my second favorite mode_ 8. Breathing - in this mode the keys do not respond (visually) to your typing, but the whole keyboard breaths the RGB color cycle. You can change the backlight (static) color with FN+Enter - Red - Blue - Green - Purple - Yellow - Turquoise - White - Black. Off I am super impressed with this keyboard, and I highly recommend it. I don't have any experience with its durability as I just unboxed it, but I am so impressed that I literally sat down to write this review with my new keyboard.

This thing is a pile of garbage. It doesn't stay connected to its own USB hub for more than about 3 minutes, when it is connected it's a tossup between is it going to recognize the key you pushed or is it going to send 500 of the characters at once. The battery was charged in the "blue" 80-100% range so this wasn't just oh the battery is dying and the keyboard is lagging. There's a 0% chance you can game on this thing, you can't even type www.anything without it bugging out. I bought this to replace a similar keyboard where one of the keys is starting to stick but hey that one at last worked for MONTHs first. This immediately went to crap and the first one was cheaper.

ok first lets get this out of the way. 60% means smaller than a full sized keyboard that’s the point. I mean it say 63 keys in the title. it has with Blue Switch, therefore clicky keys, again THAT’S THE POINT. This is for a gamer pc set up, not business, but a gamer. Does not take a ton of space on your desk and looks good. The keys are amazing, very satisfying click and fast response and I have had 0 issues with ghosting. This this is a good deal at double the price. Again small form factor (60% size, 63 keys) with fast action blue switch keys. Just plain good stuff

I am not overly impressed with this keyboard, to be honest I am still thinking of sending it back. I could have gotten the 61 key version for $8 cheaper, but I was planning on playing on my PC from a distance, so I paid more for the blue tooth version. At first it was working fine, even though if you don't press the buttons in about five seconds it will go into a "sleep mode" which is annoying, but I get why it does it. The part that is really annoying though and the reason I might send it back is because there are times where it just completely shuts off, no lights no nothing. Thinking it was just sitting to long without being typed on, I turn the power button on the bottom off and on again and that does not turn it back on. Then I am forced to plug it in USB just to get it to turn on again. The battery was showing 100% . Right now I have just been using it wired with USB extender which works flawlessly, so far. I was telling myself that that was fine with me to use it that way, because after all its just a $56 dollar keyboard and its pretty amazing for the price, but then I can't help but to think I paid a little more for bluetooth, If I was content to be wired I could have saved money. To sum it up... The keyboard switches, I got the blue ones, are spot on with MX Cherry Blue, and they feel and type amazing. I have no arguments about the keyboard feel and build quality at all. The downside is just the fact the bluetooth is unreliable, and the only thing bad to say is minor, and that is the placement of the ? button, because it is a condensed keyboard its put off the the side. No big deal, but it takes a minute to get used to. I would say I would recommend this keyboard if you are not expecting to use it with bluetooth, but then if that is the case you might as well save some $ and get the wired only version.