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CMKB Profile: HAVIT HV-KB390L/395L and DAREU EK820

DAREU EK820 Black TKL 


HAVIT HV-KB390L is a rebadged version of DAREU EK820, using the Kailh Choc low-profile switch. HAVIT only brought in the wired / TKL / Blue switch version. Its primary characteristic is its low weight, at only 520g. The black version has low-profile keycaps, making them extra slim.

HAVIT just brought out a 104 key version of the same keyboard called HV-KB395L, which is even RGB.

The Bluetooth version can be paired with up to 5 different devices.

Before You Buy

Backlight ONLY works in wired mode, for the dual mode capable versions. This is to save battery power. 


Known Variants

HAVIT HV-KB390L (black TKL wired) (blue switch only)

DAREU EK820 black as 104 touch / TKL BT dual / 68 BT dual

DAREU EK820 white TKL BT dual

DAREU models are available in both blue and red switches. Dual mode means capable of both wired and bluetooth operation.

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DAREU EK820 68-key wireless version on Flashquark (US)

DAREU EK820 (all versions) on JD.com (in China)

DAREU EK820 (TKL/Blue or Red/BT) on Banggood (international)

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