DeepCool KG722 65% Mechanical Keyboard Review 3

DeepCool KG722 65% Mechanical Keyboard Review

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Introduction

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When I think of DeepCool, my mind usually wanders to one of its often bizarrely designed cases or CPU coolers. In fact, of the twenty-five DeepCool product reviews on TechPowerUp in the past decade, twenty-one are case or cooler reviews. But I then found a couple of PSUs and even a mouse! Did you know DeepCool currently sells three mice, six mouse pads, and two keyboards, too? If not, join the club as we set about understanding how a DeepCool keyboard fares in this extremely competitive market. Thanks to the company for providing TechPowerUp a review sample!


The subject of today's review is the DeepCool KG722—a 65% form factor keyboard that clearly supports backlighting, at least based on the stock photo above. While you may think the keyboard uses blank keycaps at first glance, a careful look reveals front-facing legends, which makes this keyboard more interesting than many other such keyboards on the market. DeepCool is also marketing the use of Gateron switches and software support, in addition to good bang for the buck, and we'll put it all to the test in our review today as we begin with a look at the product specifications in the table below.

Specifications

DeepCool KG722 65% Mechanical Keyboard
Layout:68-key, 65% form factor in a modified US ANSI layout, other languages supported based on your region
Material:ABS plastic case and keycaps, steel plate, foam sheet
Macro Support:Yes
Dimensions:102 (L) x 310 (W) x 39 (H) mm
Weight:0.86 kg / 1.9 lbs.
Wrist Rest:No
Anti-ghosting:Full N-Key rollover
Media Keys:Available as a layered function
Cable Length:6 ft / 1.8 m
Software:Yes
Switch Type:Gateron Red RGB switch
Backlighting:Yes, 16.8 M per-key RGB lighting
Interface:USB
Warranty:One year
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