Drevo Introduces Low Profile, Wireless Vrangr Keyboard

[Raevenlord]

Drevo, the peripherals and hardware company that started as an eBay store, has recently announced the Vrangr keyboard, a 2.4 GHz wireless, slim-profile mechanical keyboard. The Vrangr features a 96-key layout, with double-shot ABS caps and "custom" switches based on the Kailh Blue design. There's LED backlight to ensure you know which keys you're hitting in the dark, and the 1000 mAh battery should last just enough so as not to be frustrating.

The Drevo Vrangr measures 343 mm x 124 mm and is 21 mm tall, and features an aluminum body for durability and reduced mass (which sits at 540 g).
Expect the Drevo Vrangr to be available toward the end of the year, at slightly more than its already announced Bluetooth-infused brother, the Joyeuse, which will retail for $69.99.



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[FYFI13]

I really like the design!

 

[Basard]

It's nice. I'd buy a black one, with standard layout.

 

[PowerPC]

YES!

 

[illli]

looks like the same keys as mentioned in this forum topic: https://geekhack.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=rfdeavm860ac9hesnk2fgu743virt2t7&topic=82008.150

 

[Brusfantomet]

Probably nice for the ones that does not like normal keyboards, personally i don't like the layout. But touting that the keyboard is lighter than usual? Heavy is good in keyboards, makes them sturdy and keeps them in place when in use.

also the name sounds like "Vrang" in Norwegian, meaning difficult to deal with... maybe that's why its so light? to make it scoot away from you under use.