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Item Length Longer Edge: 14 in & above
Included Components: USB Cable
Item Height Surface To Top: 1 to 1.9 in
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Number of Keys: 82 to 92
Item Width Shorter Edge: 5 to 5.9 in
Keyboard Backlighting Color Support: Single Color
Number of Batteries: 1
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- Version: DELUX low profile tenkeyless mechanical keyboard KS200DB(Grey with backlit)
- Key number: 87keys, 4 audio-control buttons and 4 mode buttons
- Dimension：359 x 149 x 31mm
- Battery: 2000mAh
- Connection: Use with up 5 devices via 2.4G, BT1, BT2, BT3 and Wired USB-C connection
- Switch: Low profile OUTEMU red switch
- Switch operating force: 50g
- Switch travel(Total): 3.0mm
- Switch lifespan: >50 million key operations
- Net weight: about 0.64kg
- Cable length :1.6m
- Fully compatible with Win 10/Win 8/Win 7/Vista/Mac/Linux(Both with Mac and Windows driver)
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This Item  DeLUX Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Dial & Tri-Mode Connection, Low Profile Switches, LED Backlight & Rechargeable Battery for Windows & Mac (KS200DB-Grey) |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $29.99 | $169.99 | $29.99 | $99.99 | $59.99 | $59.99 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Jul 30 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Jul 30 | Get it as soon as Thursday, Aug 1 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Jul 31 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Jul 30 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Jul 30 |
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| Sold By | Delux Technology Co., Ltd. | LOFREE Direct | DAREU GAMING | Perixx USA | ProtoArc | ProtoArc |
| connectivity tech | Wireless | Bluetooth, USB-C | 2.4G Wireless | USB | Bluetooth | Bluetooth |
| number of keys | 87 | 84 | 87 | 104 | 104 | 101 |
| hardware interface | usb | — | usb | usb2.0 | bluetooth | — |
| compatible devices | PC, Laptop, Tablet | PC, Tablet, Laptop | Tablet, Laptop, PC | PC, Laptop, Tabelt | Laptop, PC, Smartphone, Tablet | iPad, Laptop, iMac, iPhone |
| keyboard description | US | Mechanical | Mechanical | Wired Ergo mechanical full-sized keyboard | Mechanical | Mechanical Keys, White Backlit, Multi-Device |
| operating system | Mac, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Linux | Mac, Windows | Mac,Windows | Windows 10 | Mac OS X 10.12 Sierra, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 | Mac OS |
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Let's talk about packaging. I've included some photos so you can refer it to that. One of the enclosures did not have a seal tape. The boxes are slightly damaged. Damaged. I don't know if it's from the storage warehouse or if it's during shipment. Since the shipping box wasn't a good condition. I can only suspect that the box was damaged already before it was shipped. Not a big deal but it does make the product fuel as if it's not new.Moving on to the aesthetics part of the keyboard. There are clearly some scratches around the wireless connection buttons as well as the media buttons. The deluxe sticker around the media and wireless buttons are not attached accurately. Other than that, the keyboard looks good.Moving on to the typing experience. Overall, keyboard typing is excellent and it feels like a regular linear keys. The space bar, however feels slightly different than the rest of the keys. I don't think the space bar has the red switch (or linear switch) on it.I'm unsure why the company decided to put the volume control on the top left and shift the escape as well as the function keys slightly to the right. As a programmer, the escape key that has moved does affect performance because I constantly end up hitting the volume controller. Not a big deal for gaming and stuff, but something to be aware of if you are a programmer or uses the escape key as well as the first four function keys often.The wireless connection is solid. Even after being idle for some time. Time it quickly connects back to the appropriate peripheral whether it's Bluetooth or wireless.The Q key backlight turns on and off. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. I have a screenshot of the key not lit up. As of this review, writing the queue backlight does work.One last thing to mention is that there is some sort of loose sand material inside of the keyboard. It can be heard as I rock the keyboard left and right.The wireless storage section is also loose and you hear quite a bit of rocking when you move the keyboard. This and the sand noise mentioned above is not a big deal. If you have your keyboard stationary which I believe That's the case for most users.The basic fundamental functionality of the keyboard, which is typing and connection, is overall good. However, the issues that I have mentioned does make it feel like I did not receive a brand new keyboard and is enough for me to decide on returning it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2022
Color: KS200Verified Purchase
Let's talk about packaging. I've included some photos so you can refer it to that. One of the enclosures did not have a seal tape. The boxes are slightly damaged. Damaged. I don't know if it's from the storage warehouse or if it's during shipment. Since the shipping box wasn't a good condition. I can only suspect that the box was damaged already before it was shipped. Not a big deal but it does make the product fuel as if it's not new.
Moving on to the aesthetics part of the keyboard. There are clearly some scratches around the wireless connection buttons as well as the media buttons. The deluxe sticker around the media and wireless buttons are not attached accurately. Other than that, the keyboard looks good.
Moving on to the typing experience. Overall, keyboard typing is excellent and it feels like a regular linear keys. The space bar, however feels slightly different than the rest of the keys. I don't think the space bar has the red switch (or linear switch) on it.
I'm unsure why the company decided to put the volume control on the top left and shift the escape as well as the function keys slightly to the right. As a programmer, the escape key that has moved does affect performance because I constantly end up hitting the volume controller. Not a big deal for gaming and stuff, but something to be aware of if you are a programmer or uses the escape key as well as the first four function keys often.
The wireless connection is solid. Even after being idle for some time. Time it quickly connects back to the appropriate peripheral whether it's Bluetooth or wireless.
The Q key backlight turns on and off. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. I have a screenshot of the key not lit up. As of this review, writing the queue backlight does work.
One last thing to mention is that there is some sort of loose sand material inside of the keyboard. It can be heard as I rock the keyboard left and right.
The wireless storage section is also loose and you hear quite a bit of rocking when you move the keyboard. This and the sand noise mentioned above is not a big deal. If you have your keyboard stationary which I believe That's the case for most users.
The basic fundamental functionality of the keyboard, which is typing and connection, is overall good. However, the issues that I have mentioned does make it feel like I did not receive a brand new keyboard and is enough for me to decide on returning it.
Moving on to the aesthetics part of the keyboard. There are clearly some scratches around the wireless connection buttons as well as the media buttons. The deluxe sticker around the media and wireless buttons are not attached accurately. Other than that, the keyboard looks good.
Moving on to the typing experience. Overall, keyboard typing is excellent and it feels like a regular linear keys. The space bar, however feels slightly different than the rest of the keys. I don't think the space bar has the red switch (or linear switch) on it.
I'm unsure why the company decided to put the volume control on the top left and shift the escape as well as the function keys slightly to the right. As a programmer, the escape key that has moved does affect performance because I constantly end up hitting the volume controller. Not a big deal for gaming and stuff, but something to be aware of if you are a programmer or uses the escape key as well as the first four function keys often.
The wireless connection is solid. Even after being idle for some time. Time it quickly connects back to the appropriate peripheral whether it's Bluetooth or wireless.
The Q key backlight turns on and off. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. I have a screenshot of the key not lit up. As of this review, writing the queue backlight does work.
One last thing to mention is that there is some sort of loose sand material inside of the keyboard. It can be heard as I rock the keyboard left and right.
The wireless storage section is also loose and you hear quite a bit of rocking when you move the keyboard. This and the sand noise mentioned above is not a big deal. If you have your keyboard stationary which I believe That's the case for most users.
The basic fundamental functionality of the keyboard, which is typing and connection, is overall good. However, the issues that I have mentioned does make it feel like I did not receive a brand new keyboard and is enough for me to decide on returning it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2022
Color: KS200Verified Purchase
Great keyboard for a cramped desk
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2022
I work from home and this keyboard takes a beating. It is sensitive and has low key action. So you can really fly with this.
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2022
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