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CMKB Profile: Drevo Calibur


Drevo Calibur, 72 key version

Drevo Calibur is basically a TKL with the function key row chopped off. It is available in 71 key (US) or 72 key version (a semi-ISO layout available with keycaps of DE, UK, FR, or IT layouts), and black vs. white version. It is based on Outemu switches and available in black, blue, brown, or red.


Before You Buy

Official Drevo link for Drevo Calibur

Does not come in a true ISO version, remember to flash the latest firmware

Known Variants

Also sold as Keycool 71 and KC71.

Review Links

Coming soon

Purchase Links CMKBS may receive a commission


Drevo Calibur 72-key German version on Aliexpress

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