Conclusion and Verdict
In, conclusion the Deepcool KG722 is truly unique with the placement of the lettering. The keyboard is a little stealthy. This is an awesome feature knowing your keycaps won’t suffer from the lettering wearing off while being packed away in your backpack. This is a perfect gamers keyboard as well. As oyu know you are missing the numpad and a few of the arrow keys and function key are only accessible with the use of the fn+ keypress. Not a big deal unless you are trying to do some accounting. Plus it has RGB that every gamer wants.
The Gateron Switches are not too bad. They feel nice and don’t require a lot, to get good action out of them and every key is programable with the software. If you are looking for a keyboard that offers top tier hardware and a software suite that is put together very well, then this maybe a keyboard you want to take a closer look at. You will be pleased with the performance and the layout of the multimedia keys, even though you have to press a couple of keys at the same time. I almost forgot to mention the RGB. The RGB is fantastic and fully customizable with the software.
The Deepcool KG722 can be found on Amazon for around $79.99 USD – https://amzn.to/3r2CN3N
Pros:
- Compact size
- RGB
- Switches aren’t bad
- Unique lettering placement
- Software
Cons:
- None
Final Thoughts:
The Deepcool KG722 keyboard would be a nice addition to anyone’s portable gaming arsenal. Their keyboard offers a small, compact size but doesn’t lose any function of a larger keyboard!
You can buy the DeepCool KG722 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
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