Dareu EF75-IP Customized Version Pawas Keyboard Unboxing

Preface

Since the tactile feel of the previous GANSS XS75T wasn't quite satisfying, I decided to go ahead and purchase the Ducky EK75IP custom edition that had been sitting in my shopping cart for quite some time.

I was torn between the Anaya (purple variant) and the Parvas (red variant) for a long while, but ultimately went with the red one.

Pictures

I was a bit lazy this time and only took a few photos with my phone.

I can only borrow a few from the official website.

Overview

Comes with a mouse pad

Official Website Promotional Image

The back also has colorful illustrations, which look really great👍

Packaging

Unboxing

It came with a pack of cards containing four, one for each character.

Front of the Keyboard

Flashy and very nice-looking

Side View

There is an LED strip light on the side, which looks rather flashy.

Switches

For this build, I chose the Sky Blue V3 Switches (Tiānkōng zhóu V3)

Summary of Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages:

• IP customized version, with a high overall aesthetic appeal.
• Front-side patterns on the keycaps, with side-engraved letters.

Disadvantages:

• Poor driver, causing lag and limited functionality (although the driver's UI is quite good).
• Average tactile feel, with noticeable differences in feel between different keys; the larger keys feel somewhat mushy.
• The knob adjusts 4 volume steps at a time.