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Description
Ticktype DP104 Keyboard is the first full-sized keyboard out of the new brand coming from the makers of Qwertykeys, Owlab, and Neo. You can see elements of each coming together in this new board, from the aesthetics of Qwertykeys, build qua...
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Mecca lecca hi, Mecha toned 104...
A dream to type on the silent switches. It will work right out of the box as a plug and play, but configuring and customizing will take you a little bit of time.
Notables:
- HEAVY... like what else is in this box? heavy
- I think you get a lot for the money here with the case, cord, keyboard, etc.
- Colors were a little disappointing. It's a lighter shade of gray and is pictured, and the keys are lighter too. It's fine, but I would have been happy if it were a bit darker toned in real life.
I would not hesitate to recommend this to someone looking for a full size mechanical keyboard. Particularly for a new comer to the space, you really get everything you need and more in one easy go.
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Andrew · August 30, 2026
Worth getting
I ordered this in Mecha Grey with the Rye Linear switches for my husband after I'd had enough of listening to him type on his gamer keyboard. This keyboard looks fantastic in-person and it looks really good from every angle. More importantly, it sounds great and it's nice to listen to. Customer service was terrific as usual. Love Divinikey!
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Lisa · August 27, 2026
Keyboard was dead on arrival and terrible support from Divinikey
Keyboard received but when plugged in it doesn't light up and does not work at all. Contacted Divinikey. They were responsive at first and asked me to do some basic troubleshooting which I did. It did not resolve the issue. They wanted me to take the keyboard apart, which I was ok to do but I wanted confirmation that by doing so it did not prevent me from getting a refund should it not work. Since then I've had zero response from Divinity and the keyboard is a $200 brick. After looking around the internet it appears this keyboard suffers from a lot of issues with the PCB, RBG lights, etc. While having a completely dead keyboard may not be a widespread issue, I would stay away from this keyboard until they get their quality control issues sorted. I also won't buy anything from Divinikey again given my experience so far trying to get support for a defective product.