Product Comparison: Keycool Hero 84 vs Drevo Gramr
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- Looks great and build quality felt great, sturdy and pretty heavy.
- The body construct feels weighty and sturdy. Compact sizes.
- The overall size is nice. It’s small compared to my Razer mini keyboard.
- Good, sturdy, lightweight and decent weight well made worth buying.
- Solid and weighty construction despite its (comfortably thick) plastic base. No real deck flex.
- It's a very slick compact keyboard that look perfect on my desk.
- Thanks to the size it’s easy to throw inside a bag and take with you when traveling.
- I like the compact and small fottprint layout that still has all the keys I use available.
- Mechanical keyboard with compact design while still having most of the keys I need.
- Plastic makes keyboard less noise but it is too very light for me.
- Switches feel nice and all the keys sounds the same.
- F-keys being so close to the rest of the keyboard and perfectly in line with the number row.
- This layout is perfect for software development and it looks awesome.
- Very cool keyboard with aligned F keys on top of number keys.
- This had great build quality and the keycaps with mx switches felt great.
- The switches have that perfect tactile, audible click that I was looking for.
- Very responsive switches when typing or gaming.
- Switches are very nice, key spacing is just about perfect for my needs.
- It's function keys align directly above the respective number keys.
- The key switches feel mushy and are nothing like the Cherry MX Browns that they are trying to replicate.
- It works pretty well with linux. I haven’t had any issues thus far.
- The look is unique without all the unnecessary RBG addons/glow.
- Very comfortable resting position without risers.
- No LEDs to indicate if caps lock etc. is active or not.
- It is unusually hard to get the cord in the keyboard because of design reasons.
- The bottom of the keyboard features 4 rubberized pads and 2 raisable rubberized feet. This will ensure the keyboard will not slide on any surface.
- Setup was fairly easy it's basically plug and go keyboard.
- Build quality is excellent. The layout and overall design is similarly excellent.
- Detachable USB-C cable is a blessing. The one in the box is nice for my setup.
- My only complaints would be the side channels don't exactly hold the cable in, and a small piece of tape fixed that.